A Critical Review Of Golden Moor

June 1, 2010 by WebWarrior  
Filed under Small Business

If you google lookup “Golden Moor” right this second that I’m composing this post, the first thing which pops up will be the homepage that in fact does not open up any longer. Here is the description “HUMIC ACID THE MOST POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT IN THE WORLD.” I have no idea precisely what’s going on with Golden moor at this time. However I’ll write from the stand point of view of the business being an MLM company.

The very first thing I would really like you to definitely realize is the MLM business is a genuine business enterprise. The same as in any business, the objective is actually to sell you. They will express anything similar to, “THE MOST POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT IN THE WORLD” with the purpose of getting you on the street selling others the same.

The bad news is that I do know a minimum of 50 additional MLM businesses like Golden Moor with herbal antioxidants as the products. Competition is good within the typical world of business. Within Multilevel marketing business, this can be a major problem. Every person you are attempting to pitch has heard about a few finest wonder anti-oxidant. At times in the form of drinkable veggie juice, bath mud like Golden Moor, and a lot of other types.

Is Golden Moor a rip-off? The correct answer is ‘no’. You might be reading this review today because you are hopefully doing some homework before you join. In case you just joined, it is actually okay. At the very least you now know the probabilities in opposition to your success.

Exactly what will it take to achieve top income earner with Golden Moor? You must stand out from everyone else and become the leader. You may claim, “but i need to make money first.” That’s wrong. People join people who they know, trust as well as see respect in. People today do not join businesses such as Golden Moor. They join Golden Moor representatives if they position to be quality leaders.

You must trademark yourself as being a leader. If you do, you can expect to catch the attention of leaders. One of the keys to top money in any MLM business is to recruit leaders. Traditionally in Network marketing business, all of us were being taught to chase the family and friends. Most of them aren’t attracted.

It’s a the modern age. There’s people exploring on Google right this moment for what you’re offering through Golden Moor. There’s a simple set of skills that you can learn how to position the information before these individuals. It’s known as online marketing.

A lot of people in home business, one of which is Golden Moor, focus on the first word “network” which is family and friends. Nevertheless they usually forget that the network needs to increase so that they can build the business enterprise. The second word, “marketing” makes it possible to increase your network. The larger your network becomes, the bigger your net worth will get. Don’t forget that getting started with Golden Moor is all about building wealth along with residual income.

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Take Your Company Public: Over The Counter Bulletin Board – OTCBB

May 20, 2010 by James Scott  
Filed under Business and Management

Take Your Company Public: A Must Read Before You Do Anything! As a consultant in the business of structuring companies, setting up strategic alliances for clients, writing business plans and PPM’s and taking companies public on the OTCBB, I must admit I’ve seen my share of scams and swindling of uninformed clients. One sad issue that permeates the industry is clients who believe that their only option is to give up substantial equity while paying hefty fees to consultants who take your company public.

Here is the reality. When you are investigating the industry to find a consulting firm to work with to facilitate your ‘go public’ process, the first thing you need to do is make sure you are hiring a ‘turn-key’ solutions consulting group; meaning they need to offer everything soup to nuts in house because the second your consultant outsources anything, accountability is lost.

Next, on the issue of paying fees and also giving up equity, it should be either or, not both. If a company tells you that they want you to pay them in both upfront fees and in equity, you should laugh and walk away. In actuality the best deals for the client are those that are simply fee based, not equity based.

It’s better to pay 100k in a few easy installments than to pay millions in stock that will only be liquidated after the IPO which will completely obliterate your stock price and almost certainly ruin your company’s chances of success. It baffles me to see the scenarios that uninformed company owners accept. Currently there is a company that is promoting all over Google Adwords that they will take your company public for $25k and after a month of talking to the company, when you finally agree to use them they break the bad news that they are not going to charge you $25k or anything even close to that, they are, in fact, going to charge you $125k upfront, plus $10k to $20k for your initial SEC audit and on top of all of that they are going to take 30% of your company! It’s shocking but this group of consultants, because of their extensive advertising, has no problem bringing in clients and turning the tables on them at the last minute and sadly, because the client is uninformed, they accept the contract and pay the fees.

If you are going to give up any amount of equity in exchange for the process of going public, it should be with a licensed broker dealer and there should be zero out of pocket expenses from you. Your broker dealer should pay for the SEC audit, S-1 filing, SEC approval, FINRA approval, Symbol achievement and ongoing investor relations to keep your stock price solid. Unless your broker dealer is doing all of this, you need to find a new, full service broker.

Keep in mind, each consulting firm you talk to will give you a million reasons as to why their fee structure and process is the best but here are some comparable facts so that you can make the right decision on how to proceed. First of all, if you get an emotional consultant that acts like he is excited about your project and ‘can’t wait to get started’ this is bogus and you should walk away. The best consultants keep clients at arm’s length and never get emotional because it clouds the process and makes them ineffective. Besides, if they are acting so excited about your company it’s probably because they are trying to convince you of their legitimacy that won’t stand on its own merit.

Next you want to make sure that you are getting a quote on your specific company type which includes at a minimum: corporate structuring, strategic alliance facilitation, board of directors evaluation, business plan authoring built for IPO, investor finder service, SEC audit (the should be able to give you a general idea of the cost of the audit and have a company that you can use as most consultants don’t employ an auditor on staff), S-1 filing, SEC approval, FINRA approval, symbol achievement, market maker or broker dealer relationship/contract setup and investor relations for long term success.

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Initiatives for a Free and Open Web

May 2, 2010 by WebWarrior  
Filed under Featured, Newest Trends

In the fight for an open Web, there are many challenges. One of the big challenges that is not often heard involves licensing technologies. As Open Web Advocate Chris Messina explains, to allow websites to communicate with one another in the same language and in a consistent way, open Web developers need to be able to access other people’s patents without getting sued.

Messina works with the Open Web Foundation, which is in support of this idea. The challenge is getting both large and small companies on board with this concept. He goes on to say that it takes a lot of work in order to produce something that will eventually be free for everyone.

In regards to the status of the open Web platform, Messina says that we are in the very early stages. As people publish and syndicate more content, more applications will be built, but the need to “mitigate the noise” will increase even more. In addition, information overload will result with this influx of more content. However, Messina believes that the solution for information overload is more data, in terms of metadata to help computers and machines understand it.

Another element that is often heard in regards to open Web efforts is activity streams. This term is being heard more and more around the Web, especially as the social Web continues to grow. According to Messina, these streams and feeds have been around since 1999, but have really exploded with the rise of social media.

Interestingly enough, the formats that drive these Web applications have not really changed since 1999.  Messina says the concept of activity streams is about taking the existing feed infrastructure and using it to power the social Web.

In the end, the bad news about open Web efforts is that there is still a long way to go. On the flip side, the good news is that there is a lot of work being done in the right direction.

Guidelines to help you sell and buy websites

January 24, 2010 by WebWarrior  
Filed under How Do I ..?

Guidelines to help you sell and buy websites

Wondering how to sell web domain names? Domain name trading has now become a profitable business on the Internet. Premium domains enjoy great demand and are usually noted for their catchy names and remarkable traffic. If you’re thinking about selling your website, it pays to be prepared. Here are some strategies that can help you in buying and selling websites:

- Keep financial reports and tax filings current. Although there may be nothing wrong with your website, you’ll scare off bidders with confusing or excessively delayed financial statements. If you’ve had trouble staying current in the past, upgrade your accounting software or consider using a CPA. It is vital to first assess the market value of your domain name through a domain appraisal study. Find out the market value of an extensive range of domain names such as aftermarket domains, high-value domains, top domains, secondary market domains, sounding domains etc.

- Strive for accuracy. Serious bidders will demand a high level of comfort, especially about the accuracy of cash-flow statements. This is a time when it may really pay off to invest in audited financial statements.

- Time your deal right. Although it always makes sense to try to sell during a hot market, it’s even more important to pay attention to what’s going on within your market niche. Don’t try to sell during a significant downturn – unless you absolutely don’t have any other options and are prepared to accept a rock-bottom price.

- Keep things simple. Anything unusual is bad news when it comes time to selling your website. So look at your website the way a stranger would, and eliminate complications before you try to sell. If you have mixed the revenue from several websites, separate them unless you intend to sell all of them together.

- Accept reality. If you’re operating in a highly competitive market, then your buyer will insist on a non-compete agreement. If you’re not prepared to make such concessions, your website probably won’t sell.

- Put a realistic price tag on your website. A good rule of thumb is that only on the rarest of occasions do companies sell for a price that’s as high as six times pre-tax earnings. If you’re trying to sell for more than that, be prepared for your financial status to be examined under a microscope.

- You can display a list of domain names for sale in the advertising market sites provided by various companies facilitating domain sales. Make your site attractive enough to invite a number of potential customers. In order to maximize the chance of sales, the site you created must be provided with relevant information.

- Sell domain names at various discount rates plus additional features. You can offer multiple domain names for a wholesale rate. Customers always look for low prices. In the rapid changing domain name market, price value can go up as time changes. So never display current price values on the sites but give an option for request price. Another selling technique is to offer domain names with longer registration periods. Domains which have been registered for longer periods invite more customers because domain buyers are always on the lookout to reduce their risk from losing names through accidental expiration.

These tips in for sellers can also be useful for people who are in the buying and selling websites business because almost everything that needs to be discussed in selling can also be taken into consideration when buying.