Rabu, 05 Agustus 2009

EBOOK,SOFTWARE


DIMANA LAGI ANDA DAPATKAN EBOOK,SOFTWARE SERTA SCRIPT TERBARU

DISINI TEMPATNYA

TAHUKAH ANDA ?

BANYAK EBOOK YANG DIJUAL DENGAN HARGA YANG BEGITU MAHAL KARENA MEREKA MEMANFAATKAN SISTEM RESSELER YANG ADA 

Saya menawarkan ebook ini dengan harga yang begitu murah,dengan maksud tentunya ingin membantu teman-teman mendapatkan ebook yang murah dan berkualitas


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Saudara …. Apakah Anda adalah :

- seorang yang ingin membangun dan memiliki bisnis sendiri
- seorang yang sedang mencari lowongan pekerjaan dan bisnis
- seorang mahasiswa yang tidak ingin menjadi pengangguran setelah lulus kuliah
- seorang yang sedang mencari bisnis sampingan / part time / paruh waktu
- seorang pengusaha yang ingin mengembangkan bisnisnya
- seorang birokrat yang ingin memiliki bisnis sendiri
- seorang pensiunan yang tetap ingin produktif
- seorang pengangguran yang ingin segera memiliki aktivitas bisnis
- seorang pegawai / buruh yang ingin menjadi bos bagi dirinya sendiri.
- Atau siapapun Anda dan dimanapun Anda berada.


Apakah anda sudah bekerja keras mencari uang namun hasil yang di dapat belum juga memuaskan? 
Apakah penghasilan anda saat ini sudah mencukupi kebutuhan atau anda hanya dalam lingkaran gali lubang tutup lubang yang seakan tidak kunjung selesai?
Apakah waktu sisa yang anda miliki terlalu sedikit untuk keluarga hanya karena terikat dengan pekerjaan rutin yang melelahkan dan membosankan? 
Anda stress setiap hari, tertekan karena intimidasi bos anda, berangkat kerja di pagi hari dan kembali ke rumah penuh dengan rasa lelah di malam hari dan besok anda akan ulangi lagi rutinitas ini. Apakah seperti ini hidup anda? 
Apakah anda ingin keluar dari pekerjaan anda sekarang namun tidak tahu harus berbuat apa setelahnya?


Luangkan waktu anda sebentar untuk membaca informasi terbaru ini yang jarang anda jumpai,banyak dari anda menginginkan memperbaiki financial anda, salah satunya adalah melalui media internet ini,tapi sayangnya banyak dari penawaran tersebut kurang memberikan manfaat atau lebih parah lagi mereka sebenarnya program MLM yang dikemas dalam bentuk lain melalui media Internet



Berangkat dari masalah diatas, saya mencoba untuk membantu teman-teman dalam memperbaiki financial anda melalui media internet ,dengan memberikan ebook-ebook yang bermanfaat bagi anda. Dalam menekuti media internet

Bonus tersebut sangat berharga untuk membantu kesuksesan bisnis Anda. Saya sendiri telah merasakan manfaat tersebut. Nilai ebook yang saya tawarkan 50 kali lipat nilai investasi Anda. Jangan sampai Anda kehilangan semua bonus yang sangat berharga ini (Bonus kami kirim via email, dan hanya kami berikan bagi member yang membayar.

Garansi 100 % Uang Kembali 

Miliki Paket Lengkap "Kumpulan ebook terbaru", dengan investasi terendah ? 

Seharusnya nilai investasi yang pantas untuk paket praktis ini ratusan ribu rupiah. Saya memberi Anda panduan praktis bagaimana dengan investasi yang kecil mendapatkan kumpula ebook terbaru beserta fasilitas lainnya. 

Paket lengkap "Kumpulan ebook terbaru" saya kemas dalam bentuk e-book beserta informasi penting dan fasilitas lainnya yang bisa anda temukan dalam Member Area. Kami tidak menggunakan pengiriman POS, melainkan menggunakan internet sebagai media distribusi. Sesaat setelah pemesanan, anda akan kami kirim dalam bentuk pdf yang mudah anda terima.



Jika ternyata Paket Lengkap "Ebook yang saya tawarkan" :
Tidak seperti yang saya janjikan
Anda tidak mendapatkan manfaat sama sekali dalam kaitannya dengan upaya mencari income di internet
Anda tidak mendapatkan support yang saya janjikan 

Saya akan mengembalikan uang Anda 100 % tanpa pengurangan. Garansi ini berlaku sampai 12 bulan
Dan dengan garansi ini, Anda benar-benar bebas resiko dan lebih terjamin untuk sukses



Catatan : Garansi berlaku dengan syarat : menjalankan bisnis sendiri sesuai dengan pedoman di ebook, dan selalu konsultasi dengan pengelola situs ini. Garansi tidak berlaku bagi member yang tidak pernah melakukan konsultasi.


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Selasa, 14 Juli 2009

THE BANKER'S FATE


They sought it with thimbles, they sought it with care;
  They pursued it with forks and hope;
They threatened its life with a railway-share;
  They charmed it with smiles and soap.

And the Banker, inspired with a courage so new
  It was matter for general remark,
Rushed madly ahead and was lost to their view
  In his zeal to discover the Snark

But while he was seeking with thimbles and care,
  A Bandersnatch swiftly drew nigh
And grabbed at the Banker, who shrieked in despair,
  For he knew it was useless to fly.

He offered large discount--he offered a check
  (Drawn "to bearer") for seven-pounds-ten:
But the Bandersnatch merely extended its neck
  And grabbed at the Banker again.

Without rest or pause--while those frumious jaws
  Went savagely snapping around-
He skipped and he hopped, and he floundered and flopped,
  Till fainting he fell to the ground.



Senin, 13 Juli 2009

In Port


Last, to the chamber where I lie
My fearful footsteps patter nigh,
And come out from the cold and gloom
Into my warm and cheerful room.

There, safe arrived, we turn about
To keep the coming shadows out,
And close the happy door at last
On all the perils that we past.

Then, when mamma goes by to bed,
She shall come in with tip-toe tread,
And see me lying warm and fast
And in the land of Nod at last.


Sabtu, 11 Juli 2009

Pirate Story


Three of us afloat in the meadow by the swing,
  Three of us abroad in the basket on the lea.
Winds are in the air, they are blowing in the spring,
  And waves are on the meadow like the waves there are at sea.

Where shall we adventure, to-day that we're afloat,
  Wary of the weather and steering by a star?
Shall it be to Africa, a-steering of the boat,
  To Providence, or Babylon or off to Malabar?

Hi! but here's a squadron a-rowing on the sea--
  Cattle on the meadow a-charging with a roar!
Quick, and we'll escape them, they're as mad as they can be,
  The wicket is the harbour and the garden is the shore.



Jumat, 10 Juli 2009

FIGURES ABOUT MAGAZINE AD READERSHIP

Here are some interesting results of a study conducted on readerships of 
magazine ads. Most of the stats are from Starch INRA Hopper, Inc and other 
studies.
A two-page spread attracts about 25% more readership that a one-page ad. A 
half-page ad is about 2/3 as effective as a full page. A 2-page centerspread 
is more effective than a floating 2-page spread.
Readership interest does not drop off when an ad is rerun several times in 
the same magazine. 

A full-page full-color ad attracts about 40% more readers than a black & 
white full page advertisement.
Black & white ads are 20% more effective than ads printed with black and 
one other color. For example an ad with black and red ink will generate 20% 
less readership attention compared to a basic black & white ad.

Photographs are more effective than drawings. Photographs and illustrations 
of product in use are more effective than a still or static photo or 
illustration of the product.

FIGURES ABOUT MAGAZINE AD READERSHIP

Here are some interesting results of a study conducted on readerships of 
magazine ads. Most of the stats are from Starch INRA Hopper, Inc and other 
studies.
A two-page spread attracts about 25% more readership that a one-page ad. A 
half-page ad is about 2/3 as effective as a full page. A 2-page centerspread 
is more effective than a floating 2-page spread.
Readership interest does not drop off when an ad is rerun several times in 
the same magazine. 

A full-page full-color ad attracts about 40% more readers than a black & 
white full page advertisement.
Black & white ads are 20% more effective than ads printed with black and 
one other color. For example an ad with black and red ink will generate 20% 
less readership attention compared to a basic black & white ad.

Photographs are more effective than drawings. Photographs and illustrations 
of product in use are more effective than a still or static photo or 
illustration of the product.

Rabu, 08 Juli 2009

The Man and His Two Wives


In the old days, when men were allowed to have many wives, a
middle-aged Man had one wife that was old and one that was young;
each loved him very much, and desired to see him like herself.
Now the Man's hair was turning grey, which the young Wife did not
like, as it made him look too old for her husband. So every night
she used to comb his hair and pick out the white ones. But the
elder Wife saw her husband growing grey with great pleasure, for
she did not like to be mistaken for his mother. So every morning
she used to arrange his hair and pick out as many of the black
ones as she could. The consequence was the Man soon found himself
entirely bald.

Yield to all and you will soon have nothing to yield.


The Wolf and the Kid


A Kid was perched up on the top of a house, and looking down
saw a Wolf passing under him. Immediately he began to revile and
attack his enemy. "Murderer and thief," he cried, "what do you
here near honest folks' houses? How dare you make an appearance
where your vile deeds are known?"

"Curse away, my young friend," said the Wolf.

"It is easy to be brave from a safe distance."

Selasa, 07 Juli 2009

PRE-APPROVED CREDIT CARDS

Pre-approved cards are the result of one bank who now has you as a customer, 
and sells your name to another bank or a series of banks so they can offer 
you their credit cards. Here's how it usually works:

Many smaller banks want to be credit card issuers but, because of limited 
facilities for credit card processing, it is sometimes difficult for a 
smaller bank to cash in on the credit card boom. What's been developed is 
an interconnect system where large banks will process credit card 
applications and issue the credit cards for the little banks.

For example, let's say that Mini Savings & Loan wants to get in on the 
Plastic Pursuit. However, Mini does not have the facility or the staff to 
process credit card applications and issue credit cards. What Mini has to 
do is contract the service with Maxi Bank.

Since Maxi has several banks that they provide this service to, Mini Savings 
& Loan is just a welcome addition to their roster of client banks for whom 
they process and issue credit cards.

When you apply for a credit card at Mini Savings & Loan, your application 
is actually forwarded to Maxim Bank who runs a credit check and, granting 
you have good credit, issues you your choice of VISA or MasterCard with 
Mini Savings & Loan's name on it.

However, since Maxi is the issuing bank and since it has your credit on 
their file, they can very well send you an application for their own credit 
card. They can also sell your name to their other client-banks who can offer 
you their credit cards on a pre-approved basis.

Another source that sells your name is the credit bureau. Because they can 
program their computers to search for names of existing credit card holders 
with clean and healthy files, they can provide issuing banks with a premium 
mailing list of people to whom the banks can send pre-approved credit card 
applications.

Senin, 06 Juli 2009

Zip Code Phonebook

Yellow Pages, a California-based research company has been extensively 
doing studies on U.S. ZIP (Zone Improvement Program) Codes. They can now 
predict, with certain percentage of accuracy, what you ate for breakfast 
based on your zip code.

ZIP Codes are the smallest, most organized accumulation of information by 
which we can evaluate the demographic flavor of a given area.

From a marketing standpoint, most retail businesses use ZIP codes along with 
the Perretto Principle that 80% of your customers reside within the ZIP 
codes that connect to your collection. In theory, they live no more than 
7 miles from where you are.

A CHANGING MARKETPLACE 

The phonebook we have grown accustomed to was developed over 30 years ago.  
The only way it has grown in in terms of thickness, weight, and aesthetic 
design.

From a marketing perspective, except for its dominance and near monopoly, 
it has been rendered useless by a more mobile and more efficient market.

When the Yellow Pages were first introduced, the world of "malls", 
"strip malls", "executive centers", and "postal & mail box centers" were 
unknown to American consumers. Today, it is easier for us to dial directory 
assistance than to use the phonebook.

USE OLD PATTERNS 

To make it easy for advertisers and consumers to swallow something new, make 
it look like it's old. So, use simple patterns and designs borrowed from 
old phonebooks, including rates charged for your territory. Establish your 
advertising rates based on the number of homes and businesses your ZIP Code 
phonebook is going to.

You can have as many ZIP Codes covered, just make sure you do not pile up a 
marketplace too large you are practically competing with the phone company.  
The best rule of thumb is to break the phone companies general distribution 
area into 7 phonebooks.

GTE used to have what they called "The Neighborhood Phonebook". I think the 
reason it died is that it broke down its neighborhood either very 
conceptually or too similarly to the way all other phonebooks do.  
Advertisers want solid numbers. ZIP Codes are solid. Just ask the postal 
service. 

Sabtu, 04 Juli 2009

A USED BOOK STORE

Operating a used book store is a lot like Owning a recycling center - not too glamourous until you take a look at the owner's bank account.

 This is an ideal "absentee-Owner" type of business, or a small investment type business for someone to start while holding down a regular, full time job. The type of person "best-suited" to running a successful used book store, is the man or woman who
loves to read, has collected books over the years, and enjoys associating with people of similar interests.

 Start-up risks are rated high, with the average time period needed to become firmly established, about 3 years. After that "becoming established" stage however, you should be able to enjoy ownership of a business without extreme market fluctuations, plus an income close to 50,000 per year or more.

 Ideally, a used book store will need a market population of at least 50,000 per sons to support it. Try to locate your store in a "high traffic" area, as near as possible to a college or university campus. Something to bear in mind is the shopping habits of the average used book buyer: First, he's a browser. He notices your shop, drops in and begins looking around to see what kind of books you have available. If he spots some thing that really interests him, he'll probably buy then and there. If not, and provided you've made him feel comfortable this first time in your store, he'll be back - dropping in to browse whenever he's in the area.

 Shopping Malls are excellent locations for book stores. Locations near other, or "new" book stores are also very good -if the buyer doesn't find what he wants in the "other" book stores, he'll check your store. Grocery store shopping centers are generally poor locations for book stores of any kind.

 It's important that there be a lot of casual strollers in your location area, and that you encourage these people to drop in, and browse around.

 If you want the entire front of your store to be a show window, take pains to arrange your window display in an uncluttered manner, showing the kinds of books you have... However, a window display is not really necessary... more important is a window for the passers-by to see into your store. At any rate, if you do go with a window display, keep it low - never more than 36-inches high - leaving a lot of room for the people passing by to see into your store, and notice the people browsing through your books. We know of one successful operator who had members of his family, relatives and friends, purposely
"browsing" through his store, just to project that kind of image for the store.

Rabu, 01 Juli 2009

BUSINESS FINANCING SERVICE


If you've been wanting to get into something that doesn't require all of your time, yet could give you an income of $100,000 per year or more, a Business Financing Service is definitely something you should consider. This is the kind of business that requires no special education or even a storefront office; won't take much of your time, yet offers more prestige, power and fast earning potential than just about any business opportunity available to the ordinary working person.

 The average net profit of people in this kind of business is $75,000 per year, before taxes. Most began on a part-time basis, operating out of their homes. Within a short period of time, varying with expenditure of time and effort, most have luxurious professional office suites with many clients from all over the country calling and asking for help. Perhaps best of all, this is a business you can operate with nothing more than a part-time secretary/bookkeeper, a telephone, and business cards.

 There are many facets of this kind of business, which involve bringing lenders and borrowers together for venture capital, operating capital, expansion capital, and of course, mortgages of all kinds. Concerning mortgages, look at it from this point of view: Almost every building in the country - homes, office buildings, factories, apartments - has a mortgage on it, and somebody is making some really big commissions bringing together the people wanting the money and the people wanting to lend the money.

 A business financing or money brokerage business is the ideal sideline business for real estate brokers, sales persons involved in business sales, investment brokers, attorneys, accountants, and retirees from almost any occupation. This is definitely one of the truly recession-proof businesses that actually seems to flourish in times of tight money.

YOUR POTENTIAL MARKET:

 Each year, more than 10 million business loan applications are filed with the banks in this country. It is not uncommon for these banks to be working on more than 250,000 business loans each week, in amounts ranging from $25,000 to well over a million dollars. About 65 percent of the loans actually granted by the banks are short-term commercial loans; only about 25 percent are for longer terms, with fewer than ten percent granted for
construction projects.

 It should then be obvious that the banks in this country are neither speedy nor generous in giving loans to the beginning or small business entrepreneur. Such business people usually ask for loans of longer duration than the banks are willing to grant. It is easy to see that in a beginning business, smaller installment payments will reduce pressure on the borrower, and allow him to put more of the profits back into the business. In most cases, these small business owners need much more than the banks are willing to allow without all kinds of guaranteed collateral. And that, of course, is the reason why people needing money for their business success turn to business financing consultants, which provides you the opportunity for success in this field.

 You'll find that beginning or small business persons are always on the lookout for professional business financing services. They always seem to need more money than they have available, and they never seem to get quite the help or satisfaction they seek from the banks. The pressing need for more capital is not something that plagues only the beginning or new business. It is an ongoing need in almost every growing business also. In fact, the need for a continuing input of new money is a necessary part of the growth cycle of every business. Generally, the "little guy"' just doesn't have the extra cash from last year; he does not have the money it takes to set up a stock market program; and he doesn't have the time to devote to (or he doesn't want to attempt to "sell" his friends) an investment program in his business.

 Sometimes these small business people will talk with their accountants, lawyers or stockbrokers and ask them to help in finding people with money to invest. Most accountants, lawyers and stockbrokers are in touch with clients who have money they are
willing to invest in growing businesses, or people with "sure-fire" money-making ideas.

 Whether these professional people do or do not have special clients with money to invest in special "deals" is of no consequence. The important thing is that these people are always being asked by someone if they know of a source of money, or if they know of someone who can locate an investor for them. With this in mind, and once you're set up in business, it will behoove you to contact these people - the accountants, lawyers, and stockbrokers in your area - to get to know as many of them as you can, and to leave your business card, so they will be aware of your services.

Selasa, 30 Juni 2009

advertising.

The greatest expense you're going to incur in conducting a successful business is your advertising.

 You have to advertise. Your business cannot grow and flourish unless you advertise. Advertising is the "life-blood" of any profitable business. And regardless of where or how you advertise, it's going to cost you in some form or another.

 Every successful business is built upon, and continues to thrive, primarily, on good advertising. The top companies in the world allocate millions of dollars annually to their advertising budgets. Of course, when starting from a garage, basement or kitchen table, you can't quite match their advertising efforts - at least not in the beginning. But there is a way you can approximate their maneuvers without actually spending their kind of money. And that's through "P.I." Advertising.

 "P.I." stands for per inquiry. This is a kind of advertising most generally associated with broadcasting, where you pay only for the responses you get to your advertising message. It's very popular - somewhat akin to bartering - and is used by many more advertisers than most people realize. The advantages of PI Advertising are all in favor of the advertiser because with this kind of an advertising arrangement, you pay only for the results the advertising produces.

 To get in on this "free" advertising, start with a loose leaf notebook, and about 100 sheets of filler paper. Next, either visit your public library and start poring through the Broadcast Yearbook on radio stations in the U.S., or the Standard Rate and Data Services Directory on Spot Radio. Both these publications will give you just about all the information you could ever want about licensed stations.

 An easier way might be to call or visit one of your local radio stations, and ask to borrow (and take home with you) their current copy of either of these volumes. To purchase them outright will cost $50 to $75.

 Once you have a copy of either of these publications, select the state or states you want to work first. It's generally best to begin in your own state and work outward from there. If you have a money-making manual, you might want to start first with those states reporting the most unemployment.

 Use some old fashioned common sense. Who are the people most likely to be interested in your offer, and where are the largest concentrations of these people? You wouldn't attempt to sell windshield deice canisters in Florida, or suntan lotion in Minnesota during the winter months, would you?

 At any rate, once you've got your beginning "target" area decided upon, go through the radio listings for the cities and towns in that area, and jot down in your notebook the names of the general managers, the station call letters, and the addresses. Be sure to list the telephone numbers as well.

 On your first try, list only one radio station per city. Pick out the station people most interested in your product would be listening to. This can be determined by the programming description contained within the data block about the station in the Broad casting Yearbook or the SRDS Directory.

 Let's say that you're listed 250 different radio stations. It's best to list the stations you want to contact alphabetically by the city or town they're licensed to serve, with a tab
separating each state. The next step is either a phone call or a letter to the station manager of each of the stations.

 This first contact should be in the way of introducing yourself, and inquiring if they would consider a PI Advertising campaign. You tell the station manager that you have a product you feel will sell very well in his market, and would like to test it before going ahead with a paid advertising program. You must quickly point out that your product sells for, say $5, and that during this test, you would allow him 50% of that for each response his station pulls for you. Explain that you handle everything for him: the writing of the commercials, all accounting and bookkeeping, plus any refunds or complaints that
come in. In other words, all he has to do is schedule your commercials on his log, and give them his "best shot." When the responses come in, he counts them, and forwards them on to you for fulfillment. You make out a check for payment to him, and everybody is happy.

 If you've contacted him by phone, and he agrees to look over your material, tell him thank you and promise to get a complete "package" in the mail to him immediately. Then do just that. Write a short cover letter, place it on top of your "ready-to-go" PI Advertising Package, and get it in the mail to him without delay.

 If you're turned down, and he is not interested in "taking on" any PI Advertising, just tell him thanks, make a notation in your notebook by his name, and go on to your next call. Contacting these people by phone is by far the quickest, least expensive and most productive method of "exploring" for those stations willing to consider your PI proposal. In some cases though, circumstances will deem it to be less expensive to make this initial contact by letter or postcard.

 In that case, simply address your card or letter to the person you are trying to contact. Your letter should be positive in tone, straight-forward and complete. Present all the details in logical order on one page, perfectly typed on letterhead paper, and sent in a letterhead envelope. (Rubber-stamped letterheads just won't get past a first glance.) Ideally, you should include a self-addressed and stamped postcard with spaces for positive or negative check marks in answer to your questions: Will you or won't you look over my materials and consider a mutually profitable "Per Inquiry" advertising campaign on your station?

 Once you have an agreement from your contact at the radio station that they will look over your materials and give serious consideration for a PI program, move quickly, getting your cover letter and package off by First Class mail, perhaps even Special Delivery.

 What this means is that at the same time you organize your "radio station note book," you'll also want to organize your advertising package. Have it all put together and ready to mail just as soon as you have a positive response. Don't allow time for that interest in your program to cool down.

 You'll need a follow-up letter. Write one to fit all situations; have 250 copies printed, and then when you're ready to send out a package, all you'll have to do is fill in the business salutation and sign it. If you spoke of different arrangements or a specific matter was discussed in your initial contact, however, type a different letter incorporating comments or answers to the points discussed. This personal touch won't take long, and could pay dividends!

 You'll also need at least two thirty-second commercials and two sixty-second commercials. You could write these up, and have 250 copies printed and organized as a part of your PI Advertising Package.

 You should also have some sort of advertising contract written up, detailing everything about your program, and how everything is to be handled; how and when payment to the radio station is to be made, plus special paragraphs relative to refunds, complaints, and liabilities. All this can be very quickly written up and printed in lots of 250 or more on carbonless multi-part snap-out business forms.

 Finally, you should include a self-addressed and stamped postcard the radio station can use to let you know that they are going to use your PI Advertising program, when they will start running your commercials on the air, and how often, and during which time periods. Again, you simply type out the wording in the form you want to use on these "reply postcards," and have copies printed for your use in these mailings.

 To review this program: Your first step is the initial contact after searching through the SRDS or Broadcasting Yearbook. Actual contact with the stations is by phone or mail. When turned down, simply say thanks, and go on to the next station on your list. For those who want to know more about your proposal, you immediately get a PI Advertising Package off to them via the fastest way possible. Don't let the interest wane.

 Your Advertising Package should contain the following:
 1. Cover letter
 2. Sample brochure, product literature
 3. Thirty-second and sixty-second commercials
 4. PI Advertising Contract
 5. Self-addressed, stamped postcard for station acknowledgment and acceptance
  of your program.

 Before you ask why you need an acknowledgment postcard when you have already given them a contract, remember that everything about business changes from day to day - conditions change, people get busy, and other things come up. The station manager may sign a contract with your advertising to begin the 1st of March. The contract is signed on the 1st of January, but when March 1 rolls around, he may have forgotten, been replaced, or even decided against running your program. A lot o f paper seemingly "covering all the minute details" can be very impressive to many radio station managers, and convince them that your company is a good one to do business with.

 Let's say that right now you're impatient to get started with your own PI Advertising campaign. Before you "jump off the deep end," remember this: Radio station people are just as professional and dedicated as anyone else in business - even more so in some instances - so be sure you have a product or service that lends itself well to selling via the radio inquiry system.

 Anything can be sold, and sold easily with any method you decide upon, providing you present it from the right angle. "Hello out there! Who wants to buy a mailing list for 10 cents a thousand names?" wouldn't even be allowed on the air. However, if you have the addresses of the top 100 movie stars, and you put together an idea enabling the people to write to them direct, you might have a winner, and sell a lot of mailing lists of the stars.

 At the bottom line, a lot is riding on the content of your commercial - the benefits you suggest to the listener, and how easy it is for him to enjoy those benefits. For in stance, if you have a new book on how to find jobs when there aren't any jobs: You want to talk to people who are desperately searching for employment. You have to appeal to them in words that not only "perk up" their ears, but cause them to feel that whatever it is
that you're offering will solve their problems. It's the product, and in the writing of the advertising message about that product are going to bring in those responses.

 Radio station managers are sales people, and sales people the world over will be sold on your idea if you put your selling package together properly. And if the responses come in to your first offer, you have set yourself up for an entire series of successes. Success has a "ripple effect," but you have to start on that first one. We wish you success!

Senin, 29 Juni 2009

Steak n Ale's Chicken

Steak & Ale's Hawaiian Chicken.

4;6 Chicken Breasts

Marinade:
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup + 2 T. dry sherry
1 1/2 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
1/4 c. red wine vinegar
1/4 cup + 2 T. sugar
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
Combine all ingredients and marinate chicken overnight.
Remove and grill, saute or bake. Baste with marinade ONLY during the
first several minutes of cooking. Top each breast with a slice of
munster or provolone cheese and broil just until cheese starts to melt.

Sabtu, 20 Juni 2009

Chocolate Fountains


If you have never had the pleasure of partaking in a celebration which featured a chocolate fountain as part of the festivities, I highly recommend doing so at your earliest convenience. You may have to wait for an invitation however, as these events are quite special and do not take place every day. I endorse the use of this amazingly decadent culinary delight not from the standpoint of a retailer in such machines, but as an active and enthusiastic participant in the art of dipping things in chocolate!
When you approach the gloriously cascading sheets of warm chocolate, take a moment to scan the seen and plan out your strategy. Generally, only a small plate is offered for carrying away your bounty, so you must choose wisely or plan for several return trips which may or may not embarrass you depending on your personality. Unless you have a reason not to, you should go for a rich variety in your chocolate dipping selections. Think of it as a miniature full course meal of chocolate covered everything!
You should start with the fruits. Chocolate covered bananas, strawberries and raspberries are a delectable combination that do not take up a lot of room on your plate. You may want to take a few extra of these fruits without any chocolate to cleanse your palette between courses. The main course should be something sweet but not so intense that it will finish off your appetite for chocolate. Marshmallows are a nice option here. Finally, finish off your trip to the chocolate bar with the outrageously sweet and delicious combination like chocolate covered Oreos or pound cake.

Rabu, 17 Juni 2009