links for 2008-02-18
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"Nine out of 10 US online buyers surveyed in February 2008 read customer reviews at least "some of the time" before making a purchase."
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Good overview of the demographics of podcast listeners.
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Thanks for providing the eMarketer: Online buyers resource. I found it an educational read.
Another interesting resource your readers may find available is the 'Real Money Show', www.realmoneyshow.com.
Self-employment is no longer the far-fetched dream of a small percentage of the working class. Some business experts say that now is the time to invest in your own business.
With numerous business consultants predicting that the stock markets are in for a rough ride, an online business with its lower costs appears to be the more sensible choice.
Well-known journalist and television host, John Daly, utilized his expertise to create an online series of interviews with creators of online marketing programs with a record of accomplishment for turning some people into millionaires.
The obvious benefit of this approach is that individuals actually get to see and hear the people behind these successful programs. ‘The Real Money Show’ is designed to help anyone, with the interest, to find an online business well suited for him or her and give each individual the opportunity to live the lifestyle they decide.
It is a rare find. Hope it is useful to anyone interested.
By the way, I can be contacted at info@johndaly.tv.
Posted by:Reginald | Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 01:41 PM