Written by Emily-Kate Niskey | 16 January 2010

Why it is Important to Mask Your Network Business and Affiliate Marketing Domain
You have decided to market your business online, now you have some crucial decisions to make!  You must choose and register your domain name and then decide what to do with it. Affiliate marketing should be taken seriously; it is a great way to take your business to the next level but it must be done right.

Take Affiliate Marketing Seriously
If you treat affiliate marketing like a real business you will achieve exceptional results. To reach success you must create a professional brand for your business. Domain Names, Domain Forwarding and Domain Masking are important tools for giving you that edge and can give you a leg up on your competition.
Choosing the right domain name can make or break your business. Do not choose an affiliate link that is too long(www.yournamehere.thesponsorshipcompany.com), difficult to remember or with negative connotations. Chose a domain name that is directly related to the product or service you are providing. For example, if you're promoting "Soy Milk Company called Soyilk" your Domain Name could be,www.TheOtherMilk.com. The right domain name will bring more traffic to your site. Make sure your Domain Name is imaginative and one of its kind so it stands out.

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Written by Julius L. Niskey | 23 December 2009

How Direct Sales Companies BENEFIT
when their distributors learn about
Home-Business Tax-Deductions

Recruiting, Closing and Retention are almost automatic once a person really understands the huge tax benefits of operating an active home-based business.
This is especially true in times of economic turmoil.    

 

It helps PROSPECTS to JOIN
When they learn that the tax benefits of having a home-based business can usually put at least $300-$600 extra cash in their pockets every month -- starting the month they join a home-business -- they sign up.   The extra income from home-business tax breaks is more than enough to pay for the costs of joining and running almost any network marketing business.  They’re actually “into profit” even before they make their first sale.  How’s that for motivation?

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Written by Emily-Kate Niskey | 10 November 2009

s a mother of three, I am always concerned about what they are putting in their bodies but over the years I have not given much thought to what they put on their bodies! I was horrified to hear that most of the bath products that we use for the whole family are filled with horrible toxins that cannot only harm their skin but their internal organs as well!

  ApparentlyI am not the only parent who is concerned about the products my family is using to clean our bodies. In March of this year approximately 80 families in Beijing filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson with claims that their bath and body products have hurt their children. While, on March 26, 2009, 26 of Johnson & Johnson’s bath products were approved by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) to have  met the country's regulations on cosmetic formaldehyde, one batch number (B081210A/20111209) was found to contain a small amount of 1,4-dioxane, an as yet unregulated substance used in cosmetics both in China and the United States, according to AQSIQ.

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Written by Julius L. Niskey | 19 October 2009

I have been in the print industry for over 16 years. During that time I had to learn as I go and make mistake after mistake. From the beginning I started from a one-man team doing design on a state of the Art Power Mac 7100 that my wife purchased with her Karaoke machine stock investments to building a successful printing company 8 years later. But during that time I had to learn how to overcome many obstacles. I had to get beat by customers, purchase useless equipment, build relationships with guys who would steal my clients right from under me. Yeah, I stayed in the print industry for years after having over $200,000 in bad checks written to me, clients that disappeared, employees that stole paper and plates, surviving print wars with competitors (who would ever think your windows would be shot out over business card rates). Well this year was the final draw when our server was hacked and we lost almost everything (long story, don’t want to get into it). We will just say I have two million dollars worth of equipment, forty–thousand a month in overhead and I make less than the burger flipper at McDonalds, living in a one bedroom apartment with three kids. Like all of us I had to educate myself to ZERO LEVERAGE quickly.

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