Keyword Elite 2.0 is the new product from Brad Callen, a person who has created some powerful software before this as well. Here are some of its features.
There is just a one time fee of $197 and no monthly fees to do your research. You can use it to search in all three major search [...]
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May
08
2007
The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New RichPosted by admin in Business BooksThis is a review of the hard cover book
May
08
2007
The 4-Hour work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New RichPosted by admin in Business BooksThe 4-Hour work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich This is the audio book. Check out the other entry for the actual hardcover book
Apr
23
2007
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free ProductivityPosted by admin in Business BooksGetting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity This is a great book that I found a while ago and led me to Gina at Lifehackers Life hacker book. Great system for getting better at organizing but also at throwing away the stuff in your life that is hindering your productivity $7.42
We all know that you can not beat a lottery, And I did set out to prove it What I thought The One Minute Millionaire is a book that expands on a concept that you become a millionaire in the instant that you decide to be and then all you need is system to start to move towards it.
The Tipping Point is a book that deals with the idea of social epidemics and how they affect society. It seems that seemingly unrelated events and shifts in society can make a difference by compounding on one another. Whether it is Hush Puppys becoming trendy or an outbreak of Syphilis in Baltimore there are small [...]
This is the book that lays out what is really important in the world of marketing and explains it well. Most people in marketing have heard of Jack Trout as his track record over the years has been awesome. Here is a list of the laws:
Good to Great is a business book that has been a best seller for a couple of years. This is more a book about the differneces tha only a very few companies have mad compared to what has to bve done by the average business to go form just “good” to being considered “great” [...]
This is another great book from Seth Godin. It is relatively short but is packed with information and especially question related to the idea that your product has to be significantly differnet than everything else out on the market to make a difference.
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