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Added for You - How To Write Your Very Own E-book In 5 Days or Less Part 5
Introduction. Accountants come in all shapes and sizes. Some work with businesses, some work with individuals. Some do taxes, while others never do taxes. Many are CPA's, but you don't have to be a CPA to be a good tax accountant. Some are bookkeepers with little or no formal training. Some are authorized to work directly with the IRS, and to file your return electronically. Finding the right tax preparer can ease your burden at tax time. While finding a tax preparer isn't too hard, finding a good one can be a challenge. Here are seven steps to consider, when looking for a good tax accountant.1. Is the Candidate Authorized by the IRS? There are three types of accountants. First, there are bookkeepers who have little or no formal training in accounting. Second, there are enrolled agents who have passed the EA exam and are licensed by the IRS. Finally, there are Certified Public Accountants (CPA
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then
Advertising in Ezines has proven to be a very cost-effective way to market. You can reach a large audience for little investment and the exposure usually happens very quickly. Most Ezines will tell you what their requirements are for advertising. Make sure you follow the guidelines they set forth.You usually have three different options when advertising in Ezines.Classified Ads – these are placed in different sections of the newsletter. They are the least expensive.Top sponsoring ad – this is the first ad on the newsletter, usually at the very topSolo Ad – these are ads run individually and sent out to the subscriber list. While they are the most expensive, they also have the best response rate. Many advertisers are able to produce five times their money when using these ads.Ok, now that you know the basics, it’s time to start looking for Ezines to advertise in. The best plac
Alright, you’re back! You’ve got 2 lists lying there someplace…the first was your list of ideas you had been consciously kicking around in your head…the second was the list of words, phrases, paragraphs that came out of your timed writing exercise…go get them and let’s take a look at what we have.
When you look at your first list, and then compare it to your second list, do you see any words or phrases in common? You probably won’t right off! But, look at each idea on your first list and THEN, try to apply the words from your second list to that particular idea. You’ll be surprised at what pops out at you!
Somewhere in there, you’ll run up on an idea that has a lot of interchange between the 2 lists…that’s the one your subconscious was working on hardest!
Pluck that idea out of your first list, take all of the applicable words/phrases out of your second list and set them aside. That’s probably a keeper!
You’ll find that you probably know a lot about this subject already. It may be one of your hobbies or interests or something you’ve read or heard a lot about. The fact that your subconscious has called it up says that you need to take a greater interest in it and DO something with it!
So, you’ve spent 30 minutes and come up with an idea that means something to you, personally. Whether you know it or not, you belong to a niche. That niche covers the subject of your idea. That’s pretty straightforward. But, now we need to find out if there’s any money to be made in that niche.
You need to come up with one phrase…2-4 words…that sums up your idea. It may be something like, “indoor water gardens”, for example. You have to make it as clear and concise as you can. A good trick is to think of what you’d type in to the Google search bar if YOU were looking for information on the subject. That’s your keyword phrase for the next part of today’s task.
Before you spend a bunch of time writing, you need to see if anyone is even interested in your subject. The whole idea here is to make yourself some money…not just write a book!
So, your next step today is to become a private investigator…a P.I. …just like Magnum or Sam Spade! You’re going to be doing some researching online…sorry, no guns or car chases today!…in the niche which covers your subject.
My good friend, John Taylor, has just written, what I consider, THE resource book on ways to investigate a niche in order to determine if it may be profitable or not. He really pulls out all of the stops and gives you very specific, very useful sites where you can do your research easily and quickly. The book retails for less than $50 and is worth, at least, 20 times that in the time and effort it will save you! You really NEED to grab a copy right now. Just Google John Taylor and you'll find it.
That’s something we need to talk about right now. You ARE going to need to spend some money! Not much…but some! There are specific tools and resources you HAVE to have in order to have an ongoing e-book business. And, that’s the whole idea here, isn’t it? Having many e-books out there all selling 3-4 copies a day? THAT’S a TRUE business you can count on since all of your eggs aren’t in one basket. The tools and resources I’ll be recommending are the ones I use myself everyday. They save me time, effort and a TON of money! I’ve been able to arrange special pricing for my readers on most of them.
I’ll always try to offer you free alternatives whenever I can, but sometimes, that just isn’t possible, and others, the freebies just aren’t worth a darn. I just want to be straight with you here. My goal is for YOU to have a growing and profitable online business, NOT to sell you stuff. I make my money from e-books…and I want you to be able to say the same thing one day soon!
Here are some great, free places to get started on your keyword phrase research. The easiest to use is WordTracker. It has a web-based free trial that use can use over and over. The free trial doesn’t offer you the full statistics that the paid version does, but it’ll allow you to get started with your research.
Go to www.wordtracker.com and click on “TRIAL” on the top Nav Bar. You’ll need to give them a name and email address. Don’t worry, they don’t swamp you with emails, as a matter of fact, I barely hear from them! You’ll get an instruction page next…and then the page to start your work.
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then g
It is so easy to do. A small typo. But it can have big consequences. Especially if it is in your media release.It can cause millions in lost sales, damage your reputation forever and cost you political elections.Just take the case of Western Australia's last state election. A missing zero in a media release on the costing of a water canal development just days before the election most certainly contributed to a loss of voter confidence at a critical time.Even seasoned professionals can make mistakes. So what can you do to prevent costly and embarrasing errors?If you follow these five easy steps you'll never have to take chances with media releases again.1) Get It Right First TimeWhatever your original source of information is, always get it right first time. Incorrect information will just be repeated. In your news release and then by the media.
You’ll find that you probably know a lot about this subject already. It may be one of your hobbies or interests or something you’ve read or heard a lot about. The fact that your subconscious has called it up says that you need to take a greater interest in it and DO something with it!
So, you’ve spent 30 minutes and come up with an idea that means something to you, personally. Whether you know it or not, you belong to a niche. That niche covers the subject of your idea. That’s pretty straightforward. But, now we need to find out if there’s any money to be made in that niche.
You need to come up with one phrase…2-4 words…that sums up your idea. It may be something like, “indoor water gardens”, for example. You have to make it as clear and concise as you can. A good trick is to think of what you’d type in to the Google search bar if YOU were looking for information on the subject. That’s your keyword phrase for the next part of today’s task.
Before you spend a bunch of time writing, you need to see if anyone is even interested in your subject. The whole idea here is to make yourself some money…not just write a book!
So, your next step today is to become a private investigator…a P.I. …just like Magnum or Sam Spade! You’re going to be doing some researching online…sorry, no guns or car chases today!…in the niche which covers your subject.
My good friend, John Taylor, has just written, what I consider, THE resource book on ways to investigate a niche in order to determine if it may be profitable or not. He really pulls out all of the stops and gives you very specific, very useful sites where you can do your research easily and quickly. The book retails for less than $50 and is worth, at least, 20 times that in the time and effort it will save you! You really NEED to grab a copy right now. Just Google John Taylor and you'll find it.
That’s something we need to talk about right now. You ARE going to need to spend some money! Not much…but some! There are specific tools and resources you HAVE to have in order to have an ongoing e-book business. And, that’s the whole idea here, isn’t it? Having many e-books out there all selling 3-4 copies a day? THAT’S a TRUE business you can count on since all of your eggs aren’t in one basket. The tools and resources I’ll be recommending are the ones I use myself everyday. They save me time, effort and a TON of money! I’ve been able to arrange special pricing for my readers on most of them.
I’ll always try to offer you free alternatives whenever I can, but sometimes, that just isn’t possible, and others, the freebies just aren’t worth a darn. I just want to be straight with you here. My goal is for YOU to have a growing and profitable online business, NOT to sell you stuff. I make my money from e-books…and I want you to be able to say the same thing one day soon!
Here are some great, free places to get started on your keyword phrase research. The easiest to use is WordTracker. It has a web-based free trial that use can use over and over. The free trial doesn’t offer you the full statistics that the paid version does, but it’ll allow you to get started with your research.
Go to www.wordtracker.com and click on “TRIAL” on the top Nav Bar. You’ll need to give them a name and email address. Don’t worry, they don’t swamp you with emails, as a matter of fact, I barely hear from them! You’ll get an instruction page next…and then the page to start your work.
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then
More than likely you have seen them cropping up all over the internet: work from home schemes promising participants vast sums of money for selling a product, stuffing envelopments, clicking ads, making phone calls, etc. The plans are as varied as they are innovative. Unfortunately, many are scams meant to extract cash from your wallet and certain to leave you feeling miserable and stupid. So, just how can you make sure that a work from home plan is legitimate? By continuing to read on for some suggestions to help you avoid being cheated.Better Business Bureau – Check with your local Better Business Bureau {BBB} to determine whether the company has had any complaints levied against it. If it is an out of state concern, check with the BBB in the area [state] where the company is based.State Attorney General’s Office -- Every state has an Office of the Attorney General and in most cas
So, your next step today is to become a private investigator…a P.I. …just like Magnum or Sam Spade! You’re going to be doing some researching online…sorry, no guns or car chases today!…in the niche which covers your subject.
My good friend, John Taylor, has just written, what I consider, THE resource book on ways to investigate a niche in order to determine if it may be profitable or not. He really pulls out all of the stops and gives you very specific, very useful sites where you can do your research easily and quickly. The book retails for less than $50 and is worth, at least, 20 times that in the time and effort it will save you! You really NEED to grab a copy right now. Just Google John Taylor and you'll find it.
That’s something we need to talk about right now. You ARE going to need to spend some money! Not much…but some! There are specific tools and resources you HAVE to have in order to have an ongoing e-book business. And, that’s the whole idea here, isn’t it? Having many e-books out there all selling 3-4 copies a day? THAT’S a TRUE business you can count on since all of your eggs aren’t in one basket. The tools and resources I’ll be recommending are the ones I use myself everyday. They save me time, effort and a TON of money! I’ve been able to arrange special pricing for my readers on most of them.
I’ll always try to offer you free alternatives whenever I can, but sometimes, that just isn’t possible, and others, the freebies just aren’t worth a darn. I just want to be straight with you here. My goal is for YOU to have a growing and profitable online business, NOT to sell you stuff. I make my money from e-books…and I want you to be able to say the same thing one day soon!
Here are some great, free places to get started on your keyword phrase research. The easiest to use is WordTracker. It has a web-based free trial that use can use over and over. The free trial doesn’t offer you the full statistics that the paid version does, but it’ll allow you to get started with your research.
Go to www.wordtracker.com and click on “TRIAL” on the top Nav Bar. You’ll need to give them a name and email address. Don’t worry, they don’t swamp you with emails, as a matter of fact, I barely hear from them! You’ll get an instruction page next…and then the page to start your work.
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then
As we all wrestle with getting our employees to recommend and suggest items to customers, perhaps you should consider a different approach. Design the menu to sell for you and, in the process, speed up service times, especially if you have a drive-thru. After I went through another lengthy service experience due to indecisive customers ahead of me in line, it was apparent that until I can place my order online or at a self-service kiosk, something must be done by operators to make ordering easier for customers. So look up at the menu board.Many companies are heading in the right direction, but look at your board with a critical eye, the eye of an indecisive or new customer. Do they know what all these items are? Is it helping them make a decision or to try new items or combos? Observe customers during a peak time both inside the restaurant and in the drive-thru. Indecision creates delays and l
I’ll always try to offer you free alternatives whenever I can, but sometimes, that just isn’t possible, and others, the freebies just aren’t worth a darn. I just want to be straight with you here. My goal is for YOU to have a growing and profitable online business, NOT to sell you stuff. I make my money from e-books…and I want you to be able to say the same thing one day soon!
Here are some great, free places to get started on your keyword phrase research. The easiest to use is WordTracker. It has a web-based free trial that use can use over and over. The free trial doesn’t offer you the full statistics that the paid version does, but it’ll allow you to get started with your research.
Go to www.wordtracker.com and click on “TRIAL” on the top Nav Bar. You’ll need to give them a name and email address. Don’t worry, they don’t swamp you with emails, as a matter of fact, I barely hear from them! You’ll get an instruction page next…and then the page to start your work.
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then
Suggested practice for HR personnelMuslims now form one of the largest religious groups in the UK. At a time when great misunderstandings and stereotypes circulate the media and society regarding the religion, it is crucial for an effort to be made at all levels to go beyond archetypal images and to begin to understand Islam and Muslims.With a population of approximately 1.5 million Muslims and growing, UK based companies are employing more and more young Muslim men and women. With this increase comes a greater need for HR practitioners to be aware of the respective cultural sensitivities.As with individuals from any background, if they do not feel comfortable and understood in their office or company, it is likely that they will eventually seek employment elsewhere. In order to maximise retention of young Muslims, it is ever more important therefore, that their sensitivities are kept in m
Type your phrase in the text box and follow the steps clear through. You’ll come up with a page that gives you an analysis of your phrase. To understand it, let’s hear what WordTracker has to say:
“What does it all mean? This is where you spot your niches in MSN. The figure you want to take note of is the 'KEI Analysis'. The higher this figure, the more popular your keyword is and the less competition it has. This generally means that you will find it easier to reach the top of this keyword. Now you need to make sense of the KEI figure. Generally, a poor keyword to target will have a KEI of between 0 - 10. It's not wise to target keywords with this KEI as there is too much competition and you will probably end up on page 34 and no-one will notice you! Good keywords to target have a KEI of between 10 - 100. These are good value bets and you have a good to medium chance of reaching the top. Between 100 - 400 are your best bets and anything above 400+ is a gift!”
The free version of WordTracker only lets you look at MSN search which only accounts for about 22% of the daily searches on the Internet. If you like what you’ve come up with, then great! If not, go back and try again by scrolling clear down to the bottom of your results page and clicking the “Give It Another Go” link.
You’ll be using something like WordTracker almost every day as you’re developing your e-books. It may pay you to buy a membership…they have several different price levels. I use mine every day at least 3 or 4 times!
WordTracker even offers a special PDF keyword research instruction booklet full of great tips and techniques that will help you a LOT with your keyword research. It’s FREE!
To sum all of this up, you need to see if your idea is being searched for…and if it is, how much competition is out there.
You really don’t need to worry too much about competition. I know that sounds stupid! But, you really don’t! You’re going to learn a method that takes that competition and makes it work FOR you instead of against you!
So, your first day has been spent on research. You’ve found your best ideas and you discovered how often that idea is searched for each day. That’s important stuff! Tomorrow, you’ll learn how to pick up ideas that are already out there. Then, the next day will be spent on actually writing your book and the final day you’ll learn how to put it all together and start selling! Good work today! Get some rest and be ready to roll tomorrow!
Copyright (c) 2006 By Dennis Lively and LiveMark Associates, L.L.C.
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