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The Brutal Truth: Why I Hate Visiting Your Site

I’ve begun to question quite a few things about my future. 

One aspect in particular is what I want to do with this site because of the following.

You see, lately, I’ve been getting pretty frustrated with the web in general as there seems to be so much crap being published.

 

you suck

It may not be what you want to hear, but sometimes the truth is necessary

 

I’m not saying that everything published these days is a waste, but let’s be real here, there is a LOT of crap.

The half-assed sites thrown up just to make money off of advertising. The junk people pass off as “quality, original content” when it comes to guest posting. People gaming the Google Page Rank “system”. It’s all just one big annoyance lately.

To be fair, there are some really high-quality sites that I do like, but the list is shrinking by the day.

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Credit is Not the Enemy, You Are!

Food. Cars. Medicine. Power Tools. Information. Credit.

What do they all have in common?

Which one doesn’t belong with the others?

Why does that one not follow the same rules as the others?

you got yourself into debt

Sometimes you just need to look in the mirror to see who the real cause of your problems is.

They are all tools, and at first glance, it would appear that credit has nothing to do with the others.

But, indirectly they all have something very important in common with credit: responsibility. Each one of those things mentioned, used responsibly can be of great benefit, but once the line is crossed toward irresponsibility, irreparable damage may occur. The same may be said of misusing credit, which like the previously mentioned items, can be a very powerful tool if used properly. However, people need to stop placing the blame on others, including credit issuers, and recognize that they are their own worst enemy.

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Vary Your Marketing To Boost Business Survival Chances

Starting a business is no easy feat, no matter how easy some people make it out to be.

It takes tons of effort, time, and money, not to mention patience and perseverance.

To keep from falling through the cracks, you need to set yourself apart from other companies.

According to CNNMoney, in 2009 558,000 new businesses were started each month. The following year, that number crept up to 565,000 startups a month. The numbers have been rising consistently every year since 2006.

In September of 2012, The Harvard Business School reported that Shikhar Ghosh, a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School believed up to 95 percent of all new businesses fail depending on the definition used to classify “failure”. 

business closing down

You better think of ways to bring in customers if you want your small business to survive.

 

Your window of success is pretty small. If you haven’t reached a target market within the first year and aren’t seeing any growth, you may end up out of business and in need of a job. Chances are you will also have incurred massive amounts of debt while trying to stay afloat.

Marketing requires a lot of time and effort. Word of mouth can only take you so far, so why not try these time and budget saving resources to increase exposure without breaking the bank?

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