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Microsoft Bing has a sense of humor.
Watch this, and tell me this type of situation hasn’t happened to you during a search:
But the question is – can they really challenge Google?
You can compare the two search engines here {link}.
Who likes wasting time, stressing out, and procrastinating to the last possible second to get anything accomplished?
{dead silence}
Who likes getting shtuff DONE so they can chill out…like nowish?
{wild applause}
Not true!
Fact is, most people {entrepreneurs, CEO’s, home-makers, IT employees…just about everyone} struggle with the concept of being effective and managing their time in such a way that they are ahead of {instead of lagging behind} the proverbial 8 ball. Continue reading »
Fear is one of the MOST powerful and common reasons people either do or do not take an action.
It gets people to:
>>Pay Taxes On Time {April 15 – favorite holiday for post office workers}
>>Purchase Identity Theft Insurance {Because your social security number is for sale}
>>Jump Out Of The Stock Market {It might crash!}
>>Jump Into The Stock Market {Don’t miss the boom!}
>>Load Up on Food and Ammo in anticipation of a catastrophic societal meltdown {link}
>>Show up everyday for a job that str8-up SUCKS {probably not as bad as THIS job, though}.
And a host of other crazy things.
Fear stops Continue reading »
When you visualize “this economy” – what do see?
People standing in bread lines?
Huge unemployment numbers?
Dramatically sinking 401(k) numbers?
I hear remarks about “this economy” as if it’s a totally different economy from 2 years ago.
No doubt it’s changed – but personally, I think it’s changing for the better.
Let me explain: Continue reading »
Warning! Scam!! Fraud!! Alert!! You’re about to lose EVERYTHING to evil online scammers!!!!
Good grief. What the hell is the world coming to?
It appears that a brand new sub-niche of marketing has appeared – it’s a very un-healthy type of online competitive marketing, where one competitor pretends to offer an “unbiased” review (which comes up unfavorable) along with a recommendation to buy their own stuff instead. It used to be prominent in advertising for professional athletic events, but now seems quite popular in the Internet marketing community as well.
You take the name of a prominent teacher or business person in an industry, and then advertise using their name as a keyword, and try to get the prospect that are researching the teacher to click on their ad, read some fake review, and get them away from buying their stuff to instead buy YOUR stuff as the reviewer. Continue reading »
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