What to get the person who has everything?

What to get the person who has everything, this Christmas?  When you’re thinking about what you want to get that person who has everything don’t forget to put them at the top of your list and at the top of Google.  For $10 a month, you can get their personal name to the top of Google and Yahoo search.  Great for professionals needing to be found and to control what is found about them first.  Go to www.qaliassignup.com or Google Andy Greider for a sample, then click the globe atop the screen to sign up.

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Upcoming Uniquness’s…

Upcoming Uniquness is Power show

 On our upcoming show of Uniqueness is Power, we are going to have some great guests coming on and you can learn how to save money in your small business.  Learn how to market your business, and grow your assets by listening the Uniqueness’s Power every Thursday at 6 or going to the uniquenessispower.com website to download our past mp3’s and read the blogs.

 Enjoy!  And here’s to a prosperous New Year.

Wow! Be sure to check out Jott.com!!!

Wow! so, you have got to check out Jott.com. One of most time saving efficient apps out there that I have ever come across. This thing will help you in so many ways. It is almost impossible to believe until you try it. In fact this blog was created using Jott. Check it out today.  listen

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Choosing Inferior Domain Names Can Ruin an Online Business

A website by any other name, would not be so sweet….or so says the cyber-bard.  Many times when we’re picking a site url, we fall prey to classic mistakes – here are the most common – and how to avoid them:

1. Buy a .net instead of a .com – and you will most likely send more than 15% of your potential repeat busineess to the .com – most likely a huge competitor.

2.  Not buying the .net, .org, .info, etc of your own name – to protect it on down the line.  Serious online businesses should own all, and all should point to the .com.

3. Using a number in your domain name, such as FreeAdvice4Life, but not purchasing the freeadviceforlife.com address.

3. Keep it short and sweet – urls of less than 7 letters or digits work well.  Others are very forgetable.  Phone numbers are 7 digits for a reason – and the world isn’t getting any better at paying attention to details or retention.
3.5  Begin to branch out to other countries with a name that doesn’t translate well.  Nothing worse than being an url that gains traction here and then becoming a whole new entity in another country – it is, after all, the world wide web.

4.  Using two different names – one for your company – one for the web address.  Consultants R Us as the name, then CRUS.com as the web address…or worse yet – with hyphens consultants-r-us.com.

5. Getting too close to the bone on a new name – or too closely emulating a trademarked name with cache value – and a large legal department.  Doing so can crush a young company.  Just when you gain momentum, they notice you – and you go away.

6. Trying to come up with a word without a current meaning and then expecting people to recall it without spending millions on new ads. 

7. Forgeting that a name online has to “paint a picture” – Sam’s Bikes On Main doesn’t work online.  Trying for something that is online oriented works much better than simply transfering a brick-n-mortar name to the internet.

8.  Buy only the singular or plural of bikes.com or bike.com – try for both and stop sending your clients to the competition.

9. Working on a new company name without first checking for the url availability.  There is nothing worse than hitting paydirt on a great name to find out the url isn’t available.  Check all of them before presenting.

10.  Not buying potential mispellings – especially if your web address is something easily mispelled.  Most people count on the average web surfer to be a deft typist, and it simply isn’t the case.

So, there are some tips on choosing an online name.  For more info, please feel free to connect with me via phone at 404 516 4204 or via email at andygreider@comcast.net with “naming my website” in the subject line.

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Be Found at the Top Of Google and Yahoo – for $9.95 a month

www.qaliassignup.com

Just out of beta is qAlias, the most deadly efficient manner of personal optimization in search engine traffic available today; – and the most cost efficient as well, at $9.95/month.

For only $9.95 per month (with a month to month agreement) this is what you get:

- Page 1 Guaranteed Sponsored Listing on Google
- A one page informational website – easy to create and maintain!
- NO extra pay-per-click costs or other expenses
- A Bulletin – which is a combo blog and email newsletter
- Online Business Cards (so when you forget them, are short on them, or whatever), just say-> Google my name! (Try it now – Google Andy Greider)

No matter how common your name – no matter how many others with that name sign up – you’ll always obtain top page one listing and control what the web says about you through your own informational website, at the top of the sponsored links!

If you sign up today, the rate is only $9.95 per month – go to www.qaliassignup.com and get in for this AMAZING and almost embarrassing rate.

Get your listing started – it takes only 5 – 10 minutes to sign-up. Plus, you can pay your fee by PayPal or credit card, and your profile shows up almost immediately!

One other tip – be sure to write your bio page in a separate program, like Microsoft Word and then paste it over, as the servers will be very busy with this special offer. This will make the sign up process even easier.