Posts Tagged ‘business review’

If you read blogs a lot, just make sure you visit BloggingMix.com.

To me, it’s some of the better, plain truth, blog about blogging.

No, this post is not a pay per post or paid to blog thing :) It’s my real personal experience in my visit to the blog.

Rocky or Rocai, the man behind the blog, really do a good job – very intriguing blog posts and, again, simple and plain truth.

While some other bloggers provide…

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I can’t help it. I respect Yaro Starak. His blog, entrepreneurs-journey.com, outshines most blogs in the blogosphere.

Just take a look on his blog stats:

As at February 2008

Unique visitors: 76,000+
Page Views: 870,000+
No of Articles/Pages: 1000+
Readership: 24,000+ readers according to Feedburner.com

OK, you might say that it’s only numbers. However, numbers do show you a picture, and they’re there because of some legit reasons – his blog DOES perform, and…

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With the recent issues on eBay – please read my previous post about this, The Tipping Point: eBay Got Tipped – dropshipping business takes a hard hit, simply due the fact that many eBay sellers use dropship method of order fulfillment. Since many sellers quitted eBay marketplace, the dropshipping business feels the impact, too.

However bad it might be, dropshipping will survive the downhill. Many web retailers depend on dropshippers – demands on dropshipping are still high, even considering…

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The green movements are already begun. People eat more organics than ever. Companies and corporations go green to conserve energy and to be socially responsible. Nations are gathering to talk about the pressing issues of global warming.

Those, amplified with the current recession in many parts of the world, including the US, push investors to seek for green organisations to invest in – Those who aim to enhance the environment and the people live in it; those who invent new…

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I love The Tipping Point, written by Malcom Gladwell.

Consider this: “The best way to understand the dramatic transformation of unknown books into bestsellers, or the rise of teenage smoking, or the phenomena of word of mouth or any number of the other mysterious changes that mark everyday life,” writes Malcolm Gladwell, “is to think of them as epidemics. Ideas and products and messages and behaviors spread just like viruses do.”

I can’t help not to learn what happen…

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I’m the happiest man on earth knowing my business blog, Noobpreneur.com, is reviewed in an article by another credible business. Here’s the review:

Noobpreneur.com: Online guide to Internet Cartel
by Admin on March 13, 2008

Many businesses were established online, the fact is Internet forms a niche that binds business propagation in all means to procure potential investments. As rookie entrepreneurs you need guidelines and necessary setups which can get up

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You can’t deny the fact that outsourcing is so hip! From humongous companies, such as Microsoft, to your neighbourhood two-wheeler repair shop, Mike the Motorcycle Mechanics – all do outsourcing in a certain extent. Microsoft outsourced its Call Center operations overseas, while Mike the Motorcycle Mechanics outsourced its motorcycle detailing services.

It’s so hip, that nowadays, anyone try to handle his/her business by him/her-self will be considered as anti-social and socio-phobia! :D

Anyway, I was cordially invited by a business…

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