If you are holding an event and are looking for a fast and easy way to take registrations, then you might want to consider EventBrite.  

Click here to see the upcoming events I have registered with EventBrite, and here to see a list of all my upcoming presentations.

If you haven’t read the book “Cashflow Quadrant” I strongly suggest you do. This video will give you an overview of the concept…

When you signup for PayPal, you can start accepting credit card payments instantly. As the world’s number one online payment service, PayPal is the fastest way to open your doors to over 150 million member accounts worldwide. Best of all, it’s completely free to sign up!

The PayPal Business Account features:

• Low cost. No start-up or monthly fees, no cancellation fees, and no minimum payments. Lower transaction fees than other merchant accounts
• Quick setup. Sign up and get started in minutes. No extra software or hardware needed
• Security. As an industry leader in fraud prevention and risk management, PayPal has 60%-70% lower fraud loss rates than other merchant accounts
• Network of buyers. One in three online buyers in the U.S. has a PayPal account, and over 58,000 users worldwide sign up for PayPal each day.

To sign up or learn more, visit: PayPal’s Website.

The term Cyber Monday refers to the Monday immediately following Black Friday, the ceremonial kick-off of the holiday online shopping season in the United States between Thanksgiving and Christmas. [1] Whereas Black Friday is associated with traditional brick-and-mortar stores, “Cyber Monday” symbolizes a busy day for online retailers. The premise was that consumers would return to their offices after the Black Friday weekend, making purchases online that they were not able to make in stores. Although that idea has not survived the test of time, Cyber Monday has evolved into a significant marketing event, sponsored by the National Retail Federation’s Shop.org division, in which online retailers offer low prices and promotions.

Read more about Cyber Monday on Wikipedia

Claim.io (formerly ClaimMyName) now injects your brand into 300 of the most popular social media and social networking sites, creating an account on each site, securing your name and/or vanity URL, and embedding your messaging, logo and links into each account.

 

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• Brand Protection - Claiming your name and other high value keywords on the most popular social networks prevents your brand from being hijacked and helps ensure that you own and control your presence online. Don’t wait until someone else claims your name and its too late.
  
• Brand Exposure - Claim.io goes beyond protecting your brand. We establish a rich presence on each social network that includes your brand’s messaging, logo and a link back to your primary website. You fill out one form and we take care of the rest.
  
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Business card scanners are a must have for any networker, especially those who regularly hold draws or do tradeshows!

They are easy to use… simply slip the cards you collect in the tray, then check/correct any inconsistencies – mine’s very consistent.

The business card scanner I bought, CardScan, comes with software that automatically backs up my contact database, and it makes it far easier to edit entries in many views.

I waited a long time to buy my first cardscan only to realize that it paid for itself because it’s faster and easier to leverage your database if it’s bigger and of course digital.

There are many other types of business card scanners out there, and I’d love to know which one you’re using and what you like/dislike about yours…?

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3 Search sites
2 Podcasts, and
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