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Basic Stock Market Concepts – Investing 101

admin — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 10:09:46 +0000

www.investmentchina.net Basic Stock Market Concepts – Investing 101 explains the methods of investing in the stock market. Beginning stock market investing, investing money, investing stocks, stock market investing made easy-Get a free report here! http Where are you with basic stock market concepts? That term can be very confusing, but here it will mean the methods in which you will invest. If you are working with online brokers or even in person brokers to invest, the first questions they will ask you will be about your knowledge of investments. Do not make the mistake of not being thorough and honest here. The goal is to understand not only that you want to make money, but how fast and how safe you want to make that money. In order to do that, you must define where you stand in basic stock market concepts for investment. investing 101, investment 101, stock investing 101, stock market investing 101, stock market, investing for beginners, investing in the stock market for beginners, investing stocks 101, investing money 101, investing in stocks 101
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Portugal Goes Pop? ‘Euro burning, people pay, bankers get away’

admin — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 22:28:55 +0000

Protests against austerity measures have also flared in cities across Europe. Portugal has ground to a halt, as workers stage a 24-hour general strike over public sector pay cuts and tax rises. It comes two days before parliament votes on a severe new budget. Some experts say adopting the single currency was a mistake in the first place… RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Dollar and Economic Collapse Preparations by Ben Bernanke. 1. Water. 2. Food. 3. Electricity. 4. Transportation. 5. Hyperinflation and Barter. www.awakeningblog.com
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Christian Marketing: #1 Marketing Mistake

admin — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 08:20:39 +0000

Ministry Marketing Mistake To Avoid Online What is the number one ministry marketing mistake people make in their marketing plan online? Real easy answer. They try to sell! They operate out of fear ( “I have to pay that billaE¦I need to make money for my ministry”) and that results in trying to push their services and products on people. It is not just a ministry marketing mistake, but also a business marketing mishap that many people step into when going to the internet to make money or sell/promote their products or services. Check out the majority of posts on twitter. What do you see? Yep. SPAM city. But you don’t have to make that mistake. Learn a lesson from my mentor to avoid this ministry marketing mistake. As you might know, my friend, Stephen Pierce, started out in the futures and commodities niche ten years ago. He gave away free daily trades five days a week for a year.He shared more details than most paid advisory services. He didn’t make any money that first year. He focused on providing value, even though he was homeless for part of this time and was in desperate need of money. He knew he was onto something when he took a vacation and phones started ringing. People were upset because they were dependent on his free daily trades. Most marketers don’t start out the way Stephen did. And he has amplified to me this error. I see it everywhere. I cringe if I see someone make this ministry marketing mistake on Facebook or Twitter. The #1 mistake most marketers make when starting out is to sell something right away.

They create a website and begin selling their own product or an affiliate product, or ministry book, etc They go on twitter other other social media sites and push and push the product. This seems like such a logical thing to do but it misses a very important step…. creating value. So here are 5 steps you can take to create value so you can create wealth….a clear path to avoid a ministry marketing mistake in your market plan:

1.) Instead of asking yourself “what should I sell?” ask yourself, “Am I truly providing value?” One way to determine if you’re providing value is to ask yourself if what you have would be missed if it was made unavailable for a time.

2.) Share your value through social influence. Condition your market in such a way that people will automatically click when you put something out. Focus on contributing to your market. Focus on serving.

3.) Showcase your ability by building social capital. Social capital can only be earned by sharing and by showing. You can’t buy it. Share and show….don’t sell and spam.

4.) Find the GAP in your market. GAP = Goals, Activities,Priorities. When you know the GAP, things like writing copy, producing a ministry video, writing a book, creating a marketing plan….. and delivering value become easy.

5.) Value increases something people in your market want more of or decreases something they want less of. Sometimes these are simultaneous. Take a sheet of paper. On the right side write the word “increase.” On the left side write the word “decrease.” Look at how your product or service or ministry increases what your market wants and decreases what they don’t want. When you create value in this way you won’t be able to stop the resources from coming in. When you serve with integrity and in a spirit of excellence, more opportunities will come your way!

About Author
Theresa Croft is a business and ministry marketing consultant passionate to see others free physically, spiritually, and financially to operate in their God given destiny. She offers a free ministry marketing online video series and free e-book by marketing expert Stephen Pierce