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Profit Opportunity, Part 2: The “Smart” Play

By Christian Hill | 01/21/2011

Yesterday, I discussed the dramatic rise in the “smartphone” and tablet PC markets around the world. In the third quarter of last year, shipments of smartphones rose 95% to an estimated 81 million units. And tablet PC sales are expected to increase by 57% a year for the next four…

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Profit Opportunity, Part 1: Playing the Smartphone Craze

By Christian Hill | 01/20/2011

Every time I am out with my friends and take out my cell phone, they laugh at me. It’s not because I have an obnoxious ringtone or a funny plastic cover on it. It’s because of the phone itself. It’s old. In the 3 years I have had the phone,…

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The Comedy and Tragedy of Spontaneity

By Robert Ringer | 01/19/2011

My approach to life is to plan carefully, then relentlessly focus on execution. I don’t mean to sound stuffy, but to me impulsiveness is a sign of irresponsible behavior. That’s why those who know me best would lay 100-to-1 odds that I would never make a spur-of-the-moment decision to hop…

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Jumpstarting Your New Life Part 2

By Jason Holland | 01/18/2011

When you start an info-publishing business — or any business, for that matter — there are many things you don’t know. And that includes plenty of things you don’t know you don’t know. Many new entrepreneurs even miss the “obvious” strategies that would propel their ventures forward. The speakers at…

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Jumpstarting Your New Life

By Jason Holland | 01/17/2011

Andrew Lock was a recent immigrant to the United States (he and his wife brought only two suitcases with them) when he went to his first Internet marketing conference. He wasn’t an attendee. He was working at the back of the room as the AV guy. But out of the…

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Internet Business Q'n'A

By Lesa Gutenkunst | 01/14/2011

Whenever I travel out to LA or Vegas, I always try and stick to my sleep-and-wake schedule as much as possible, so I’m up super early to finish today’s email…and then I’ll hit the gym pre-seminar. On most Fridays, I’ll be bringing you a Q’n’A session, featuring the best questions…

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The Language Perfectionist: An Army of Ambiguities

By Don Hauptman | 01/14/2011

Ambiguous sentences can be unintentionally amusing, though they do no favors for readers, who are likely to be miscued and confused. Here’s a new batch, all of which I spotted recently in major newspapers: “Huge budget shortfalls are prompting a handful of states to begin discussing a once unthinkable scenario:…

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World’s Least Expensive Investment Portfolio

By Jason Holland | 01/14/2011

In this week’s Insider, I’d like to try something a little different. I want to give you a second chance…

Let me explain.

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Profit Opportunity: The Next Global Growth Story

By Christian Hill | 01/14/2011

Yesterday, we talked about the huge demand for infrastructure in India and the opportunity this gives you to make triple-digit gains in the next 18 months. As a result of chronic underinvestment in infrastructure and 290 million people moving into its urban areas by 2030, India will be spending $1.5…

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Profit Opportunity: India

By Christian Hill | 01/13/2011

India is in the midst of a massive infrastructure boom. Over the next 7 years, the country will spend $1.5 trillion on scheduled projects. In the history of the modern world, this ranks among the very largest investments in infrastructure ever. Needless to say, this presents shrewd investors with plenty…

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Generic Programs, Generic Results

By Jason Holland | 01/12/2011

We’ve all seen the ads online and even on TV. So called Internet gurus promoting “complete business in a box” systems. They give you products to sell, built-out landing pages and websites, and plenty of sales copy templates. And you have dozens of niches to choose from, from dog training…

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Do people want your opinion?

By Bob Bly | 01/12/2011

Dear Direct Response Letter Subscriber: One of my inviolate rules of business and personal conduct is: don’t give unsolicited advice. Why not? Many people think that by giving someone unsolicited business or personal advice, they will be helping the person, building a relationship, and creating a desire in the other…

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