Archive for November, 2008
Refund Policy - 30 or 60 Days? Which Is Better
November 30th, 2008. Published under Business. No Comments.
I have a new product coming out that consists of training on how to close short sales. I have a recorded interview, step-by-step plans, and transcripts. What should my return policy be? Should it be 30 days unconditional and they can keep the CD?
Answer: I don’t use a 30 day refund […]
You Could Make Money Using MySpace!
November 30th, 2008. Published under Tools and Resources. No Comments.
It seems like everyone is trying to make a quick buck these days, especially with the economy being the way it is right now. Since MySpace is one of the largest most popular social networking sites available to people out there, a lot of people are using this as a way to make money. All […]
Difference Between Fire Wire IEEE-1394 and Gigabit Ethernet Gige
November 30th, 2008. Published under Internet. No Comments.
While shopping for an industrial vision application, many types of connectivity options will be on display. We are fortunate enough to have many options available to us. With wide choices at your disposal, you can pick and choose the right combination of data integrity, transmission length, bandwidth and customization for your industrial camera application.
This […]
Teleseminars - How To Work With Experts On Teleseminar
November 30th, 2008. Published under Business. No Comments.
I am doing teleseminars with experts in my industry. They are going to be providing training and I’m going to sell a tele-bootcamp. Do I need to share any of the revenues with my teleseminar speakers, who are providing the majority of the content? I will provide the list and the buyers.
Answer: […]
Dealing With a Lawyer
November 30th, 2008. Published under Legal. No Comments.
First off lawyers for the most part are bloody expensive and you usually require a lawyer in some of the more challenging times in life. Combine these two things and stress is usually going to coincide with any legal experience. I have for mostly business reasons dealt with many lawyers over the years and […]
The History Of Fayetteville, Arkansas
November 30th, 2008. Published under Destinations. No Comments.
On October 17, 1828, the town of Washington Courthouse was established, and it was renamed Fayetteville just a year later. President Andrew Jackson had already established a postmaster there, and construction began on the first county courthouse: a crude log structure that would become the center of town.
Over the next ten years, the town became […]
Different Uses of LED Bulbs Throughout History
November 30th, 2008. Published under Science. No Comments.
A young Russian scientist named Oleg Vladimirovich Losev invented LED while working as a technician in Soviet radio laboratories. It was an amazing feat, especially considering he had no formal training. Before tragically dying of hunger during WWII, Losev published 43 papers and was granted 16 patents.
LED did not really take off until the 1960s, […]