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Recent articles related to

Wealth

Exquisite Timing Isn’t Part of the Deal

By Andrew Gordon | 10/10/2008

The market is going for 30 percent off. Yet investors aren’t buying. It’s like that 48-inch LCD screen you’ve been dying to buy… someday. But why buy it now when you can probably buy it in December for an additional 5 to 10 percent off? Or why not wait for the post-December sale when you can buy it at an even steeper discount. Maybe you can do even better if you wait until March. Surely, stores will be desperate to clear out their old inventory by then.

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ETR Insider Report: Is Your Marketing Pretty Enough?

By Suzanne Richardson | 10/9/2008

“Did you know that graphic design used to get short shrift in the world of marketing?” Michael went on. “For the longest time, direct marketers believed that all that mattered was the copy. But it’s been proven that images have a potentially huge impact on revenues. In fact, a colleague of mine was able to double his response rates in the mail just with good graphic design.”

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The Power of Who You Know

By Paul Lawrence | 10/9/2008

“Allied Power Linking” is a powerful tool. But, as with any power, you have to use it carefully so it doesn’t backfire. Here are some tips to keep in mind when employing this technique.

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Can You Recession-Proof Your Income?

By Don Hauptman | 10/8/2008

It’s scary. Today’s financial crisis threatens the livelihood of almost everyone – whether you have a full-time job, are self-employed, or own a business.

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The Cut-Off Age for Getting Into a New Career or Business

By Bob Bly | 10/7/2008

When considering whether there is an exact cut-off age on getting into a new career or business, consider how actor Abe Vigoda handled it.

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Why “As Soon As Possible” Is a Stupid Request

By Suzanne Richardson | 10/6/2008

Specifics can be truly powerful. They can help you:

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Getting Your Inventions Patented and Sold

By Mark Morgan Ford | 10/6/2008

Protecting your idea or invention – We got a letter from “Kellen,” who has invented something he thinks can change the world and make him a lot of money.

Kellen is currently a business owner and founder of a men’s fitness franchise. He said he had tried to be the “Curves for men,” but is finding out that “men don’t take to fitness like women do.”

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A $5 Trick for Collecting What You’re Owed

By Paul Lawrence | 10/4/2008

There’s a way to increase your chances of collecting from a delinquent customer – or anyone else who owes you money – without worrying about a potentially nasty confrontation. Here’s how…

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Falling Market Great for Buyers

By Andrew Gordon | 10/4/2008

Unless you follow the market closely every day, you should have two stock-investing modes – as a holder of stocks and as a purchaser of stocks.

And what about selling? Selling now is not a good idea. The

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Laws of Investing From Sir Isaac Newton

By Rick Pendergraft | 10/3/2008

The House of Representatives voted against the $700 billion bailout plan for the financial sector. The bailout was very unpopular on Main Street because too many viewed the bill as a bailout of Wall Street.

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How to Get a New CPC Instantly

By Early To Rise | 10/3/2008

Issue #2477 WEALTHY: Investing – where do we go from here? (Rick Pendergraft) HEALTHY: How to prevent muscle soreness when you exercise (Craig Ballantyne) WISE: William A. Foster on quality ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: Improve your AdWords campaign right now (Howie Jacobson) 3 no-hassle steps to traveling with your laptop…

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How to Get a New CPC Instantly

By Howie Jacobson | 10/3/2008

Minimum Cost Per Click (CPC) is one of the crucial metrics you should know when you begin a Google AdWords campaign. Each time a potential customer clicks on your AdWords ad, you pony up some cash to Google. How much you are required to pay for a single click on a keyword can determine whether you can afford to advertise using that keyword. If you can get your average CPC lower than that of your competitors, you have a small advantage that you can easily turn into market domination.

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