3 Great Ideas for a FREE Startup Home Based Business

Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.

View the original article here

Want some Ideas for MLM product

Sure, there are problems, obstacles, challenges and rewards with every business...
however, until the target market is defined, the chance of success in any venture is greatly diminished.

Three of the most important considerations for MLM are:
1) The Market
_ opportunity seekers and/or product consumers
2) The Margin
_ must be able to sell for 12 times cost (or more) to cover commission/bonus payout
3) The Rate of Consumption
_ must be consumed and replaced (membership, subscription, autoship product, etc)

Best of Success!

View the original article here

Any Ideas On How I Could Code This? The Width For My Content Is 900px...

Well... first off a 'fixed width' design is automatically a steaming pile of /FAIL/ at web development, but even if I was forced to work in some re-re garbage setup where I 'had' to work fixed width, I'd still design that as a fluid layout and then let the outermost container hold it.

You've got a simple two primary columns -- that's easy with a double-wrapper and negative indent... to make the inner fieldset auto-fill the width properly I'd pad the left side of the fieldset enough EM to fit the longest LABEL, use a nested SPAN inside LEGEND to replicate the heading behavior with absolute positioning (sucks but semantically that "feedback" should probably be a LEGEND), float the labels with a negative margin and then set all the input to width:98% or something along those lines.

I'm on the lappy right now, but when I'm back at my workdesk I can toss together an example of that for you. No guarantees on when that will be though -- on my second saline drip to treat dehydration from the flu in the ER right now so... (What else am I gonna do?)

View the original article here

Leftover Champagne Recipes: 12 Great Ideas

New Year's Eve has come and gone, and maybe you and your guests overestimated the amount of cheap Champagne you could collectively consume. It happens to the best of us.

Chances are, you're not looking to drink more bubbly anytime soon, though. Which is why we've compiled some recipes that can help you use up your extra bottles.

The fruity, yeasty, and sometimes nutty flavor of Champagne naturally complements desserts such as cakes and sorbets, but can add a surprisingly pleasant kick to staples like salmon, risotto, and Jell-O (yes, Jell-O).

Check out these 12 recipes that include Champagne as an ingredient:

Want to read more from HuffPost Taste? Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Tumblr.

Loading Slideshow

Get the Champagne Cake Pops recipe from Sweetapolita

Get the Sparkling Champagne and Strawberries recipe

Get the Champagne Salmon with Swiss Chard Quinoa recipe from Cake, Batter and Bowl

Get the Southside Royale recipe from Food&Wine

Get the Champagne Sorbet with Red Currant Syrup recipe from Tartelette

Get the Champagne Sorbet recipe from Simply Recipes

Get the Champagne Mushroom Sauce recipe from Simply Recipes

Get the Easy Champagne Rissotto recipe from Le Fork

Get the Champagne Cream Puffs recipe from The Craving Chronicles

Get the Champagne Cupcakes with Champagne Buttercream recipe from The Curvy Carrot

Get the Strawberry Balsamic Gratin with Champagne Sabayon recipe from Kiran Tarun

Get the Pea Soup with Champagne and Shrimp recipe from Thistasteful

Also on HuffPost:

View the original article here

Top 5 Creative Link Building Ideas to Kick Start Your Marketing Campaign

Ahmad Raza is a Genius, Billionaire, Playboy and Philanthropist, ah well that is Tony Stark :p. Raza is a truly motivated individual who seeks great future in technology and tries to understand as well as absorb shifts in this most dynamic industry we call IT. He writes for Mobile Phones Specifications Portal and covers topics like cell phones, mobile pricing, apps, themes and games. Most of his reviews and news on mobiles can be read here. Do follow him on twiiter Ahmad Raza

Ahmed has written 2 awesome articles for us at Basic Blog Tips

| Google+

by Ahmed Raza on December 21, 2012 · 62 comments

in Blogging Tutorials, Guest Posts

How many times have you thought about starting a website or an online business but drew a blank in your head when it came to deciding how to start or execute your marketing campaigns. A lot of agencies and marketers are good on paper and dominate in discussions, but when it comes to execution their minds go blank. Digital marketing is all about brainstorming great ideas and then implementing them, if you cannot walk all the talk you make, you need to read this post!

Today’s topic is to list some top link building and marketing strategies which are not only sound good on paper, but are actually implementable. Prior to moving down to the list, the best tip I can give you about executions is to roll your sleeves up and get practical, if you are stuck somewhere then ASK for help! You won’t be able to execute until you kill your fear of not being able to do it.

 

A lot of educational organizations, charities, local councils and media encourage and give coverage to events which are created purely for public awareness. ProfilesCreative which is a creative marketing recruitment agency have been planning to run graduate schemes and create local events in universities to help new graduates get jobs in creative verticals.

This is a good strategy where you can observe mutual benefit, if such campaigns are well thought out and are based on high moral grounds, they can definitely secure traction, traffic, branding and backlinks from highly authoritative websites and media outlets. Think about helping others and good things will happen to you in return.

This one is hectic but extremely practical and productive methodology. If you are expert in your niche, look around for educational and or government portals and read through their resource sections. If you find weakness in there or observe that their content lacks depth, you can go ahead and create a great guide or an Infographic and then use that for your content marketing outreach. Approach targeted high authority websites and present them with your content and explain to them how this can benefit their readers. There are a lot of examples where marketers successfully executed similar link building strategies effectively and so can you.

If you are kick starting a company and have good set of design or development skills what you can do is reach out some sites in your vertical and offer them your service for free in exchange of a link. Think of a holiday season or some upcoming important event and offer your target site to design a new logo. For example, Christmas is coming! What I would do is revolve my marketing campaign around the idea of Xmas and send out emails or approach owners of relevant sites on Twitter or Facebook and offer to make them a unique header, logo or graphic adorned with Santa, Lights, Xmas trees or snow in the design. This has worked for me previously and I am sure it can work for you too. If you don’t have design skills, you can go to a freelancing site or even better try Fiverr and pay someone 5 dollars to do the job.

Now a lot might think this strategy is probably not worth all the time and hassle, but my friend you cannot be more wrong. If you don’t have strong social media presence then you are missing out on a lot. First thing is to go ahead and register on Twitter, Facebook, Google +, Pinterest and any other social media website of your choice.

Most of editors, journalists, bloggers, site owners have social media profiles and using JustRetweet, Followerwonk or Tweepli, you can narrow down your target audience and follow the power users like @ileane Communicate to people in your verticals, be polite and don’t be pushy! Get their attention by sharing their content, replying to their Tweets and making valuable suggestions. Once a contact is established, reach out them and suggest how you can write a great piece on content for them and also let them know of how you will promote their content. Remember the ego bait works like a charm!

If you are working in a boring niche, the conventional marketing strategies might be counterproductive. You must not use template based emails for your outreach approach. Recruit smarter ideas, that is offer incentives and help. This strategy works really well if you are a power user on social media. So lets say you are an individual marketer or an agency with hundreds of thousands of followers under your facebook or twitter page, you can use your pages as a bait to attract webmasters to let you write on their websites. To make this work, you can pitch your email with something like this.

Hello XYZ, (use real names if known)

My name is XYZ, i have been writing on ($niche) for $X amount of years. I have been reading posts on your blog for a while and I must say they always tickle my innovative bone. I was hoping if you would be interested in a guest post, I can prepare a unique post supported with a lot of images and possibly a video, I will make sure it is engaging enough and compel your readers to share it around.

Beside that, I hold $X amount of fans on twitter who are passionate about such content, once I have posted on your blog, I shall make sure I post it around on social media and bring in direct traffic to the article I post. I hope you see the opportunity in it and get back to me.

Regards ABC

If you can implement these creative link building strategies then good enough, else use them as food for thought!

Do not limit yourself to these approaches. Keep windows of your brain open so that you can think creatively and execute proactively. Lastly, as I always say the only limits you have are the ones which you put on yourself, so set huge goals, break free, let go, work hard and stand in the hall of fame! What creative link building ideas do you have to share with us in the comment section? Tagged as: Link Building, Marketing, SEO

View the original article here