May 03, 2008
Thr Customer Is NOT Always Right
Most of us deal with customers of one sort or another. The guy running the cash register gets the brunt of the customer, but even a programmer geek like me has to customize work for others. And obviously, we need... Read the story »
March 27, 2008
Dirtworks
Ah, the good earth. The fact is that it's easy to be an organic gardener. Where once it was an expensive proposition, it has become downright affordable, thanks to competition, and the expansion of more and more businesses into the... Read the story »
March 20, 2008
Turbo Tax
I formed an S corporation three years ago. that was the end of my self-tax preparation. I have to have a CPA handle the complicated forms necessary now. However, for years I used Turbo Tax. Indeed, I cheerfully paid for... Read the story »
February 21, 2008
Greenovia.net
Today's FamilyFirst pick is a Flash-loaded site. That's really pretty surprising, because I don't have a lot of time r patience for Flash-clogged offerings. Generally, as soon as ii land on one, i either surf somewhere else, or hastily click... Read the story »
January 29, 2008
Custom Signs Now
Well, it's time to pay homage to a commercial site out to make a buck. There's certainly nothing wrong with plying one's trade online, especially if it's an innovative new way to do things. Today's FamilyFirst pick is that of... Read the story »
December 06, 2007
The Secret Classroom
Well, my employer, good friend, and business associate is at it again. Joel Comm has created another program designed to make ANYONE an internet millionaire. My advice: check it out. Joel is personally responsible for putting a bunch of money... Read the story »
November 20, 2007
Viral Video Fever
Viral videos are hot. And they're getting more popular every day. By viral videos, I'm talking about videos like are watched on YouTube hundreds of thousands of times. Folks, there's MONEY in viral videos! If you can come up with... Read the story »
November 19, 2007
From Cubicle Slave to Internet Millionaire
The internet is a big place. It's also a big opportunity. The fact is that many billions of dollars have changed hands over the virtual world of the internet. There are many more billions that will be transacted in the... Read the story »
August 14, 2007
Weekend Entrepreneur
What is an entrepreneur? Dictionary.com defines an entrepreneur as “a person who organizes and manages any enterprise, esp. a business, usually with considerable initiative and risk.” Risk. Is that frightening? It shouldn't be. Well-considered risk is not much risk at... Read the story »
June 09, 2007
Auction Intelligence
A very large percentage of people in the world with internet access have purchased items from eBay. I know that I have bought a pile of stuff, including my beloved Odyssey Rossi II putter that has sunk a coupler of... Read the story »
May 11, 2007
HACKER SAFE
Buying stuff online is an easy way to shop. You avoid crowds, you don't burn $3.00 per gallon gasoline, and the internet is always open for business. However, knowing that you are submitting personal information as well as your credit... Read the story »
April 22, 2007
About.com's Guide to Mobile Office Technology.
I spend at least an hour every day working in my home office. I crank out two columns, manage my website business, and pay bills. I have taken advantage of tax breaks to furnish my home office with some pretty... Read the story »
April 09, 2007
BookWise
Do you like to read? Do you like to make money? Would you be interested in combining your love for reading with solidifying your financial future? Today's FamilyFirst pick may be the turning point you've been looking for. It's called... Read the story »
November 25, 2006
Agloco - Surf the Web Five Hours a Month and Get Paid For It
I've been a regular user of the Web since 1995. That's eleven years of seeing it all. There have been legitimate business plans, and there have been scams. I have generated a good, regular, monthly income from the former. I... Read the story »
November 10, 2006
SiliconValley.com
So what's the latest dirt in the valley? In the 70's, the San Gabriel Valley was the assumed location when you talked about “the valley.” L.A. was going though its huge boom then, and everyone was moving to the valley.... Read the story »


