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I have recently been receiving many different emails from internet marketers and mlm’ers that have their different opinions about how people should do their business and how they should not, and if they do it only a certain way then they are fools. WHAT A CROCK!!! SO this is what some of the internet marteters are saying: 1. building a list of Friends and family… 2. Passing business cards, brochures, audios and dvd’s 3. the 3 way call 4. meetings 5. product selling itself 6.home parties

Relaunching the LiveRez Blog May 15th, 2008 OK, I am back from a crazy April of traveling, moving, and all the excitement that comes along with that.  First of all, let me get the move out of the way.  Last week, my family (my high-school sweetheart wife, and four kids ages 13-3) moved from Salt Lake City to Boise, ID.  The most amazing part is not all the stuff I realized we had, it was that we consciously chose to move so much of it. In April I had the opportunity to attend the Eastern VRM Shared & Reseller Webhosting

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9 out of 10 travel buyers say travel-related podcasts, online video influence their purchases May 21st, 2008 Interesting report coming out from PhoCusWright about online travel purchasing.  Check out the report at:  The PhoCusWright Consumer Travel Trends Survey Tenth Edition It examines the growing influence of rich content and social media—including podcasts or live online video and traveler-generated reviews from within and outside of one’s social network—in determining where leisure tra

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Forget Keywords; It is about Keyphrases for Vacation Rental Searches May 27th, 2008 Whether you are SEO’ing or PPC’ing - it all comes down to having the right words in mind, and focusing your efforts on those words.  The word ‘New York’ is very powerful.  So is the word ‘Skiing’.  But think about how many different contexts these words can be used in, and how many cyber-sellers are using these works to position themselves and their products/services on the web. OK - nothing new so far.  But

Offline US Travelers are Moving Online May 28th, 2008 A new report out by PhocusWright highlight the many online travel trends.  No surprise, online travel is strong and growing.  Following are a couple of highlights from the report:  Exclusive online buyers account for two-thirds of all online travelers and represent an important source of future revenue opportunity. Players in the U.S. online travel market need to stay on top of the latest intelligence about their customers. OTAs dominate e Shared & Reseller Webhosting

Google aims to repeat commercial success of Expedia and Travelocity in the tourist industry by offering travelers a one-stop shop for travel information. It is speculated that the next stage in Google’s development is to expand its travel offering into a travel portal where holiday planners will learn lots about their travel destination and see related user-generated content. Google Travel currently include videos of selected destinations and properties and ads from tourism boards. BusinessWeek Shared & Reseller Webhosting

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