May 07

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Oct 21

Niche Marketing is a proven method of targeting a small group of people who are interested in a specific product.  It is true that there is less demand in a niche market but it can yield very lucrative living from prospects are far more likely to convert into loyal and returning customers.

A niche market consists of a sub group of markets within a larger and more general one. For example, Niche Marketing, Internet Marketing, Email Marketing, Offline Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, Bum marketing  and Guerrilla Marketing are all sub groups of Marketing. Each subset may cater for completely different audiences.

Niche Marketing is a great way to find new business opportunities and return customers and it is for these reasons that anyone considering working from home should consider it. Continue reading »

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Oct 20

One of the main ways people seek to make money online is through the idea of running blogs. It is considered by many as a simple way for anyone to be successful online. The numerous ebooks and courses that you can buy telling you just how to make money online is immense. However do they tell you the real truth, is it really that easy to make money blogging? I have been making money blogging now for over 4 years, read on to find my top tips.

1) Never blog just to make money – the idea of setting up a blog to make money is what lots of people want to do, however setting up a blog for this sole purpose on most occasions wont work. Readers will see that this is what you are doing and it is very unlikely that they will return on a regular basis.

2) Specialise – A generic "make money blog" will struggle to get the traffic as the keywords are very competitive. So pick a subject that is close to your heart and then write about that. If the subject is something you have an interest in, your passion and your knowledge of the subject will come through in what you write, readers will see this and come back time and time again.

3) Prepare to spend time consistently – Blogs like most things take time to bed in and mature so don't expect a lot of visitors coming to your blog in the early days. Visit your blog on a regular basis and write fresh and unique content if you can everyday or at least 3 times per week

4) Too many adverts can be a bad thing – Only place a few adverts on your site, placing to many on your blog could put readers off coming back to visit your site again. In the early days this is even more important. Try to keep the adverts down to a minimum in the early days and focus on the content.

By following these tips, there is no reason why anyone can't make money online. Keep the search engines happy with unique content and keep your readers happy with a nice looking site, and over time the hits and the income should follow.

The most important thing about blogging, is to have fun doing it, as this will come across in the way you write. Wishing you all the success you desire.

The author has been making money online with his blog http://blog.lottomad.info for the last 4 years, with over 3,000 posts now it is fast becoming well known across the internet. He firmly believes that with a little bit of hard work anyone can achieve anything they want to.

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Jan 10

News for those Savers

Gordon Brown has announced that measures to assist savers could be included in this year's Budget, in a bid to offset the problem of low interest rates. Ahead of a speculated reduction in the current 2% interest rate this week, Mr Brown suggested that measures including increases in the tax-free allowance on income tax for pensioners or increases to ISA limits could be introduced.

MoneyFacts research has found that Nationwide reduced the rate on its Invest Direct account by 3.8% to 1.15% in 2008 – more than the total 3.5% of reductions in the Bank of England base rate. Other building societies which exceeded 3.5% in reductions on savings products include Norwich & Peterborough with its Postmaster 2 account and no-notice ISA, and Skipton with its no-notice branch ISA.

David Cameron has pledged to abolish tax on the savings income of all basic-rate taxpayers, as well as raise personal allowances for pensioners by £2,000 pa. The claims came as part of broader financial plans in the case of Conservative Party governance, including curbing the growth in public spending from 3.4% in 2008 to 2.6% in 2009, and tax breaks for companies which hire new staff.

Moneyfacts research has found that around 38% of savings accounts are now offering a rate of 1% or less on deposits of £5,000, compared to just 1% of accounts in January 2008. The website also predicted that the average savings rate will drop to the lowest level ever recorded should the base rate be further reduced this week.

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Jan 09

New Business Start ups

BBA has reported that the number of new businesses which opened in the three months to September 2008 decreased by 4% to 129,282, compared to an expected decline of between 10% and 15%.  Is this news that the country isn't doing as bad as we think? Or is it just that more and more people are looking for ways to earn more money with their own business, or maybe a home based business, or an online venture?

The figures don't break down to what type of businesses are being started be they sole traders, franchises, MLMs, online or offline ventures, but hey at least they are still be started.

Barclays Bank has also reported no substantial decline in the number of people wanting to launch their own ventures in 2009, but suggested that it would decrease significantly as national income falls.

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Dec 18
Income Money and the UK economy 
 
This isn't new news at all, and a lot of you will have guessed this, however it seems that more and more households finances are being squeezed by an shock change in financial circumstances in 2008. according to research carried out for the Bank of England. 
 
A combination of higher food and massive jumps in utility bills and of course petrol, coupled with falling house prices and less credit avaliable have reduced household budgets and spending over the last quarter of 2008. And there is no end in site to this, it could be another year and a half before we see things return to normal. Of course no one really knows, it could be sooner, or longer. 
 
Around 2,500 households were interviewed for the survey in late September and early October 2008, and the answers really came as no suprise. 
 
Typically, they said they now had less spare cash either to spend or save. This is scary when you think Christmas is fast approaching, and fuel bills won't go down untill early 2009. So people having lots of shopping to do, and the months will be colder, less money to spend and more things to spend it on. Add onto this, the recent job losses by many big companies, it's all doom and gloom at the moment.
"The typical household reported that the income it had available after meeting household bills had fallen over the past year and that it had saved less than it had expected," said the Bank. So more and more people have more month left when all the income is spent. 
 
The good news is that with Bills unlike mortgage payments only a small minority (3%) of people reported that they had fallen behind with repayments. Mortgages however are a different story, as more and more people fall behind, however the recent drop's in interest rates, should help to stop this so much, and the banks now allowing customers 6 months before they start repossesions, means that its not all bad for the mortgage customers. 
 
People who were renting their homes, or whose mortgages were particularly high in relation to the value of their homes, were those most likely to be in that 3% who had failed to make some repayments. 
 
The main reason given was that their household bills had been higher than expected. This could be due to the shocking rises in bills over the last year, with another recent survey reporting that some gas bills had risen by upto 33%, maybe this is why OFCOM is investigating the amount billed by companies.
 
More than half of those who took part in the survey had seen a decline in their available income after paying tax, debt repayments and utility bills. This in my opinion is another reason why people should have multiple income streams, preferably with one of them being a residual income stream. A home based business, or an online venture or even just a 2nd job. Every day as a society we seem to be more and more consumers, paying for things on credit, consuming and then moving on. What happened to the day's of saving up for something and then buy it? 
 
I am only young, and this is how I have been brought up to think, if you want something you save for it, and not just go out and out it on the credit card or get it on the tick. More and more consumers today seem happy to get it now, and worry about paying for it later. Saving surely is the key, espically now as people like me find it harder and harder to get a mortgage. Bigger deposits are needed, to even have the chance of a bank lending you the money to buy a house. 
 
About 40% of households have a mortgage and most of these will see their borrowing costs cut sharply because of the Bank of England's successive rate cuts in October, November and December. I know my landlord did, at the house I rent a room in, his mortgage fell by a bit, and he even gave me a discount on the rent! Result.
 
These cuts have taken the official bank of England base rate down from 5% to just 2%, with many economists expecting further reductions as the impending economic recession in the UK deepens. This is of course great news for borrowers, however its not so much good news for savers. Saver's now struggle to find a good place to save there money, a few banks offer decent rates, but nothing is great at the moment, maybe its time to buy premium bonds?

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