We want to make money.
There I said it.
Don't you want to make money?
I think you probably do. Actually it would probably be more accurate to say that you want to make more money, because I certainly hope that you are at least making a little money.Okay, so it is safe to assume you've got a little bit of coin in your pocket, but it is not the big money. Not the giant pile of paydirt that you desire, that you feel you deserve. Me neither, but I'm working on it.
This site is meant to be a place for ideas and pointers. Ideas about how to make money.
Ideas, pointers to resources, books, experts, other websites, that can possibly show you (and me) how to earn more money, save more money, MAKE more money, retire rich, own an island, fly first-class... you get the idea.
The Microsoft CEO dismissed Yahoo as a major player in the Internet business, despite previously offering more than $40 billion for the company.
The software leader will find other ways to gain ground in online search and advertising, investors are told. Microsoft Corp. executives ruled out an acquisition of Yahoo Inc. on Thursday, even as they acknowledged that the Internet company would have provided a needed boost in online search, where the software giant trails leader Google Inc.
With the proxy fight between Carl Icahn and Yahoo settled , there is little risk that Yahoo?s directors will face much more than some uncomfortable questions from shareholders at the company?s Aug. 1 annual meeting. Their reelection is virtually assured.
An influential shareholder advisory firm endorsed the re-election of Yahoo Inc.'s entire board Thursday, reducing the chances that the Internet company's directors will be ousted for spurning Microsoft Corp.'s $47.5 billion takeover bid during the spring.
REDMOND, Wash.--Microsoft CFO Christopher Liddell said that Yahoo was a "declining asset" and said the chances of a full-on acquisition were now "negligible."
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Excerpts from my make-money blog:
- putting some domains for sale
Mon Oct 29, 2007 7:28 pm
I’ve decided to experiment with putting a few domains for sale. I’ve had these for a while, but never got around to building the projects that went with the names. Here’s some links to the listings: bridgelogic.net ruderings.com ruderingtones.com versalan.com Have you ever sold a domain? How did it go? Did you get an appraisal? Was it accurate? - Great story and great design ?. success!
Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:06 pm
Sometimes we like to take short cuts and skimp on the details, but if you want to stand out in this world you just can’t afford to cut corners when it comes to design and brand strategy. Great companies know this and they put a lot of time and effort into creating and [...] - Monopoly moves
Tue Jul 25, 2006 4:48 pm
If you’re a make-money reader, then chances are you got your first taste for wheeling and dealing the same way I did: playing Monopoly(TM). There is just no other game that captures the imagination and pulls you into the thrill of the deal at such a young age. But even something as [...] - Go ahead, get a little crazy
- Bargain shopping
- Bob?s rules
- Satire for fun and profit
- In the pink!
- ?It don?t mean a thing if it ain?t got that Swing??
- Is there gold in them thar hills?
- Good Old Fashioned Lemonade
- Do some networking
- Dividends
- Play games
- Ask for a raise
