Sanders, & Power Tools|Your Questions, Our Answers
Mar
30
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Jake Sanders asked:
I thought taking digital pictures was just the process of simply holding the camera and pushing that shutter button after saying “cheese” to my subjects. Now I realize how wrong I was comparing previous images to my very recent ones. Remember that taking better quality pictures means taking fewer pictures overall since you’re taking fewer bad shots; you don’t only save on memory space but also saves you energy and time.
Learning the proper way of photo taking shouldn’t only be a standard but a responsibility. Do yourself a favor; do not spoil the camera and your pictures. Learn the Basics NOW.
Holding the Camera
Proper Camera handling may sound elementary but when disregarded can lead to countless retakes, lines of the infamous “hold on, one more time”, and the possible spoiling of those precious moments. Holding the camera firmly in your hand means that you can prevent the camera from shaking or shifting too much when pressing the shutter button, also watch your spare fingers as they have tendencies to interfere with the lens. Wrap the camera strap around your fingers so that you will be more aware of where they are.
Focusing
Digital cameras take slightly longer to focus than film camera, so an important tip when capturing an image is to half-depress the shutter button until the camera has had time to lock the focus, and then completely press the button to take the actual shot - this can often make the difference between blurry, out-of-focus shots, and clear pictures.
Preview
On standard film cameras, there are no second takes, the image is final and when the photos are printed the mistakes are absolute; waste on film, paper, and fees but that was history. Today, one of the main advantages of a digital camera is being able to preview the pictures after you’ve taken them (and have an automatic basis for a retake or exclusion). I mean why keep a picture if it’s blurry, or someone’s eyes are closed, or a person is smiling when it’s a funeral, and or some hands simply obstructing part of the view?
Storing
Imagine a scenario where you reach for your camera and clicking the button seeing the perfect kiss, smile, stunt, or sunset and imagining your friends’ reactions when you show it to them, only to realize that your storage is full and you’ve missed that “precious” moment. Next time clear off your old pictures weekly or monthly and bring a second memory card or stick when you go on a trip, even if your primary card/stick is large, just in case you need the extra space.
Alvin
I thought taking digital pictures was just the process of simply holding the camera and pushing that shutter button after saying “cheese” to my subjects. Now I realize how wrong I was comparing previous images to my very recent ones. Remember that taking better quality pictures means taking fewer pictures overall since you’re taking fewer bad shots; you don’t only save on memory space but also saves you energy and time.
Learning the proper way of photo taking shouldn’t only be a standard but a responsibility. Do yourself a favor; do not spoil the camera and your pictures. Learn the Basics NOW.
Holding the Camera
Proper Camera handling may sound elementary but when disregarded can lead to countless retakes, lines of the infamous “hold on, one more time”, and the possible spoiling of those precious moments. Holding the camera firmly in your hand means that you can prevent the camera from shaking or shifting too much when pressing the shutter button, also watch your spare fingers as they have tendencies to interfere with the lens. Wrap the camera strap around your fingers so that you will be more aware of where they are.
Focusing
Digital cameras take slightly longer to focus than film camera, so an important tip when capturing an image is to half-depress the shutter button until the camera has had time to lock the focus, and then completely press the button to take the actual shot - this can often make the difference between blurry, out-of-focus shots, and clear pictures.
Preview
On standard film cameras, there are no second takes, the image is final and when the photos are printed the mistakes are absolute; waste on film, paper, and fees but that was history. Today, one of the main advantages of a digital camera is being able to preview the pictures after you’ve taken them (and have an automatic basis for a retake or exclusion). I mean why keep a picture if it’s blurry, or someone’s eyes are closed, or a person is smiling when it’s a funeral, and or some hands simply obstructing part of the view?
Storing
Imagine a scenario where you reach for your camera and clicking the button seeing the perfect kiss, smile, stunt, or sunset and imagining your friends’ reactions when you show it to them, only to realize that your storage is full and you’ve missed that “precious” moment. Next time clear off your old pictures weekly or monthly and bring a second memory card or stick when you go on a trip, even if your primary card/stick is large, just in case you need the extra space.
Alvin
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Mar
26
David Sanders asked:
Time Management is a big subject. I mean, you can actually branch into philosophy on this one, and I could make some hearty study recommendations to anyone who is serious about tapping into the magic of controlling time. But before we go off the deep end, let’s at least make an effort to discover what we individually can do to improve our use of time.
We seem to be constantly falling behind, striving to catch up, or despairing under the work load that burdens us. So we longingly wonder if there is any way to control or manage time. Happily, the answer is Yes. It begins with defining your terms. If you are thinking of it as “sands trickling through the hour glass,” time will always control you. So first let’s nail down some more workable definitions.
TIME: Point at which something happens. [Merriam Webster’s]
MANAGEMENT: The process of dealing with or controlling things or people. [New Oxford Dictionary]
That makes time management a process of deciding what you want to occur with things and people, and getting it to happen. The opposite of time management would be letting things slide. If you are letting things slide, your company, your career, your life is likely to be most unsatisfying. The fun really begins when we grab the steering wheel of our own lives and hit the accelerator.
Here is a step by step procedure you can do in your office or home that could dramatically improve your time management – practical actions guaranteed to cure or kill. Why should you take the trouble to learn better control of time? You will secure for yourself a much accelerated, far more rewarding future. So let’s begin.
Set aside a few hours some evening or weekend. From an office store pick up a set of 3 communication baskets for yourself and each member of your business or family and some file folders. Go to your desk, table or workspace and brace yourself for the toughest moment. Pull out every unanswered letter, memo or dispatch, anything incomplete with your finances, all the half-done projects, everything incomplete you have lying around anywhere, and put them ALL on your desk. This includes papers piling up on your dresser, in the trunk of your car, in your briefcase – drag it all out.
Hey,I know about your email in-box with 500+ pending emails, but let’s leave that out of the picture for now and just stick with the solid stuff.
How much will you find? I worked with a CPA in Houston who had a desk the size of a barge. He disappeared on the other side of the desk on this step, with stacks of paper and boxes several feet high.
Even worse, I once did this action on a business owner in San Diego and when we got to his home office, he broke the news to me that everything wouldn’t all fit on his desk. He took me to see his “pending” 3-car garage. It was piled to the ceiling with incomplete projects and stuff. He was pointing out things to me when he discovered a motorcycle buried in there he had forgotten he owned! (True story.)
5. The next step can also be a bit gruesome at first but rapidly gets better as you go through it. You do one of the “four D’s” on each item, one at a time.
DO IT. DUMP IT. DELEGATE IT. DELAY IT.
Pick up and handle just one item at a time per the four D’s. Just plow through it. One lady chiropractor burst into tears when I asked her to pick up the first piece of paper atop the huge pile in front of her. Surely you’re tougher than that. The worst it could do is kill you.
Here are some rules of thumb. If you can knock it out in 10 minutes or less, JUST DO IT.
If it’s not a valuable document, and you haven’t needed it in the last 6 months (or if you can pull it off the web when you need it), DUMP IT.
If it’s really not your job, DELEGATE IT to whoever should do it, getting their agreement as needed (for now just put it in one of the baskets you procured and put a name label on it.
6. When you have handled every particle, those papers and projects that remain go into your pending stack, which we will take up in Time Management Techniques Guaranteed to Cure or Kill – Part 2. Meanwhile, here are some additional tips when you are doing the “4D’s.”
WARNING! Do Not Just Shuffle Papers
I worked with a financial planner in Sacramento who operated from his sprawling ranch-style home, working off his kitchen table. When I commented that it seemed an unusual place to run his business, he asked if I wanted to see his office! It was piled so high that he had had to move to his kitchen table to work. His huge walk-in pantry was filled to the roof with papers and documents that he just shuffled and put back, not completing a thing, saving everything for “when he had time.”
When I asked where he had learned to handle work like that he told me about his former boss, a CPA. It turned out that CPA had gone bankrupt. Probing further, his father had the same habit pattern. And as a result, his kids (including my client) had recently moved him into an old folks home, not because he had health problems; he had just filled his home so full of stuff that he wouldn’t throw out that he could no longer move around in it!
You can go a bit extreme in the other direction, too. A VP in a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson had just returned from a 2-week vacation the day we were starting his Productivity & Time Management program. When we got to the 4 D’s, he asked his secretary if she’d taken all the important documents out of a stack about two feet high, and when she said yes, he took the entire stack and dropped it in the trash, commenting to the startled consultant that if it was important, they’d write him back. This is not recommended.
This is a very challenging regimen. In fact, it may be too tough for most mere mortals. The end result can be astounding. Here’s a hint. We have had conservative business executives get up on their desk and do a jig when they completed these steps. Maybe you will, too! Now you are ready for Part 2.
Copyright© 2009 Creative Business Strategies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Larry
Time Management is a big subject. I mean, you can actually branch into philosophy on this one, and I could make some hearty study recommendations to anyone who is serious about tapping into the magic of controlling time. But before we go off the deep end, let’s at least make an effort to discover what we individually can do to improve our use of time.
We seem to be constantly falling behind, striving to catch up, or despairing under the work load that burdens us. So we longingly wonder if there is any way to control or manage time. Happily, the answer is Yes. It begins with defining your terms. If you are thinking of it as “sands trickling through the hour glass,” time will always control you. So first let’s nail down some more workable definitions.
TIME: Point at which something happens. [Merriam Webster’s]
MANAGEMENT: The process of dealing with or controlling things or people. [New Oxford Dictionary]
That makes time management a process of deciding what you want to occur with things and people, and getting it to happen. The opposite of time management would be letting things slide. If you are letting things slide, your company, your career, your life is likely to be most unsatisfying. The fun really begins when we grab the steering wheel of our own lives and hit the accelerator.
Here is a step by step procedure you can do in your office or home that could dramatically improve your time management – practical actions guaranteed to cure or kill. Why should you take the trouble to learn better control of time? You will secure for yourself a much accelerated, far more rewarding future. So let’s begin.
Set aside a few hours some evening or weekend. From an office store pick up a set of 3 communication baskets for yourself and each member of your business or family and some file folders. Go to your desk, table or workspace and brace yourself for the toughest moment. Pull out every unanswered letter, memo or dispatch, anything incomplete with your finances, all the half-done projects, everything incomplete you have lying around anywhere, and put them ALL on your desk. This includes papers piling up on your dresser, in the trunk of your car, in your briefcase – drag it all out.
Hey,I know about your email in-box with 500+ pending emails, but let’s leave that out of the picture for now and just stick with the solid stuff.
How much will you find? I worked with a CPA in Houston who had a desk the size of a barge. He disappeared on the other side of the desk on this step, with stacks of paper and boxes several feet high.
Even worse, I once did this action on a business owner in San Diego and when we got to his home office, he broke the news to me that everything wouldn’t all fit on his desk. He took me to see his “pending” 3-car garage. It was piled to the ceiling with incomplete projects and stuff. He was pointing out things to me when he discovered a motorcycle buried in there he had forgotten he owned! (True story.)
5. The next step can also be a bit gruesome at first but rapidly gets better as you go through it. You do one of the “four D’s” on each item, one at a time.
DO IT. DUMP IT. DELEGATE IT. DELAY IT.
Pick up and handle just one item at a time per the four D’s. Just plow through it. One lady chiropractor burst into tears when I asked her to pick up the first piece of paper atop the huge pile in front of her. Surely you’re tougher than that. The worst it could do is kill you.
Here are some rules of thumb. If you can knock it out in 10 minutes or less, JUST DO IT.
If it’s not a valuable document, and you haven’t needed it in the last 6 months (or if you can pull it off the web when you need it), DUMP IT.
If it’s really not your job, DELEGATE IT to whoever should do it, getting their agreement as needed (for now just put it in one of the baskets you procured and put a name label on it.
6. When you have handled every particle, those papers and projects that remain go into your pending stack, which we will take up in Time Management Techniques Guaranteed to Cure or Kill – Part 2. Meanwhile, here are some additional tips when you are doing the “4D’s.”
WARNING! Do Not Just Shuffle Papers
I worked with a financial planner in Sacramento who operated from his sprawling ranch-style home, working off his kitchen table. When I commented that it seemed an unusual place to run his business, he asked if I wanted to see his office! It was piled so high that he had had to move to his kitchen table to work. His huge walk-in pantry was filled to the roof with papers and documents that he just shuffled and put back, not completing a thing, saving everything for “when he had time.”
When I asked where he had learned to handle work like that he told me about his former boss, a CPA. It turned out that CPA had gone bankrupt. Probing further, his father had the same habit pattern. And as a result, his kids (including my client) had recently moved him into an old folks home, not because he had health problems; he had just filled his home so full of stuff that he wouldn’t throw out that he could no longer move around in it!
You can go a bit extreme in the other direction, too. A VP in a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson had just returned from a 2-week vacation the day we were starting his Productivity & Time Management program. When we got to the 4 D’s, he asked his secretary if she’d taken all the important documents out of a stack about two feet high, and when she said yes, he took the entire stack and dropped it in the trash, commenting to the startled consultant that if it was important, they’d write him back. This is not recommended.
This is a very challenging regimen. In fact, it may be too tough for most mere mortals. The end result can be astounding. Here’s a hint. We have had conservative business executives get up on their desk and do a jig when they completed these steps. Maybe you will, too! Now you are ready for Part 2.
Copyright© 2009 Creative Business Strategies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Larry
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Mar
24
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Elisabeth Kuhn asked:
I got my copy of Marlon Sanders’ Info Product Dashboard just yesterday, and this was my reaction after giving it the first close look-over:
Wow! All the things that I have seen other people use and that made me think, “Sheesh! I sure would like to be able to do that!” (for example, put little musical intros at the beginning of my audio products, just for starters).
It’s all there! In an easy-to-follow step-by-step format. The dashboard is divided into 6 weeks with 6 steps each. Mostly with free resources (some of which are even included as bonuses with the dashboard purchase).
Each week also has a brief audio overview by Marlon himself (I believe he does this on all his dashboards, where he explains the six steps that are coming up. I listened to all 6 of the weekly previews, so I have a pretty good idea what’s I’ll be able to do, once I’m through.
The descriptions are nicely detailed and clear, so I’m finding that it’s all very doable. Besides, Marlon’s tech support is friendly and helpful, just in case I (or anyone else) should ever get stumped!
giving it the first close look-over:
Wow! All the things that I have seen other people use and that made me think, “Sheesh! I sure would like to be able to do that!” (for example, put little musical intros at the beginning of my audio products, just for starters).
It’s all there! In an easy-to-follow step-by-step format. The dashboard is divided into 6 weeks with 6 steps each. Mostly with free resources (some of which are even included as bonuses with the dashboard purchase).
Each week also has a brief audio overview by Marlon himself (I believe he does this on all his dashboards, where he explains the six steps that are coming up. I listened to all 6 of the weekly previews, so I have a pretty good idea what’s I’ll be able to do, once I’m through.
The descriptions are nicely detailed and clear, so I’m finding that it’s all very doable. Besides, Marlon’s tech support is friendly and helpful, just in case I (or anyone else) should ever get stumped!
The only drawback, if it can even be called that — the first go-around is going to take quite a bit longer than 30 minutes per step, at least for some of the steps. I’m still working on step one (and two), and some steps will definitely take WAY longer than 30 minutes. Does Marlon really think we can pinpoint a suitable market and come up with a targeted product for it in 30 minutes? Does he really think we can find, and contact several potential JV partners in 30 minutes, oh, and negotiate a deal with them, all in the same time-frame? He’s gotta be kidding! Actually, he does admit that a few steps will take longer…
But once accomplished, those same steps will provide contacts and material for several different products, so I guess I’ll just have to divide the time investment by all the products that I’ll eventually develop from those efforts). And guess what? Once I’m all done calculating, I may well make quite a chunk of change per day.!
Some of the other steps are going to be faster, and occasionally even skippable (such as when they’re not applicable, i.e., no video required for an audio product OR if I’ve already taken care of something, i.e., choose host and/or domain name etc.), so it will even out, especially over time.
Plus, with the second and third and fourth etc. product it will get faster and faster!
So just in case that isn’t obvious by now, I’m very happy with my new dashboard! And, by the way, if you think it’s just for newbies, you may want to reconsider. Yes, the dashboard is easy to follow, and yes, the steps are well explained, so yes, it is an excellent tool for newbies.
But it also offers some very sophisticated techniques and unless you’re a very experienced marketer, you’re likely to find at least something useful here, at least enough to make the investment worth your while.
How would I know that? I already own several product-creation programs, and Marlon’s offers tools that I haven’t found in any of the others.
Maybe some marketers are keeping the really good stuff to themselves. No matter. Marlon’s Info Product Dashboard is by far the most comprehensive system I’ve come across yet (which is what Marlon said he had in mind when he created it. IMHO, he succeeded)!
Even better, his Info Product Dashboard is priced extremely competitively when compared to most and maybe even all the other options out there.
I will provide regular progress reports as I work with the dashboard, so if you’re curious and want to know how I do once I’ll hit the more technically challenging spots, just check my favorite self-help blog for updates… and my soon-to-appear newly created info products.
Scott
I got my copy of Marlon Sanders’ Info Product Dashboard just yesterday, and this was my reaction after giving it the first close look-over:
Wow! All the things that I have seen other people use and that made me think, “Sheesh! I sure would like to be able to do that!” (for example, put little musical intros at the beginning of my audio products, just for starters).
It’s all there! In an easy-to-follow step-by-step format. The dashboard is divided into 6 weeks with 6 steps each. Mostly with free resources (some of which are even included as bonuses with the dashboard purchase).
Each week also has a brief audio overview by Marlon himself (I believe he does this on all his dashboards, where he explains the six steps that are coming up. I listened to all 6 of the weekly previews, so I have a pretty good idea what’s I’ll be able to do, once I’m through.
The descriptions are nicely detailed and clear, so I’m finding that it’s all very doable. Besides, Marlon’s tech support is friendly and helpful, just in case I (or anyone else) should ever get stumped!
giving it the first close look-over:
Wow! All the things that I have seen other people use and that made me think, “Sheesh! I sure would like to be able to do that!” (for example, put little musical intros at the beginning of my audio products, just for starters).
It’s all there! In an easy-to-follow step-by-step format. The dashboard is divided into 6 weeks with 6 steps each. Mostly with free resources (some of which are even included as bonuses with the dashboard purchase).
Each week also has a brief audio overview by Marlon himself (I believe he does this on all his dashboards, where he explains the six steps that are coming up. I listened to all 6 of the weekly previews, so I have a pretty good idea what’s I’ll be able to do, once I’m through.
The descriptions are nicely detailed and clear, so I’m finding that it’s all very doable. Besides, Marlon’s tech support is friendly and helpful, just in case I (or anyone else) should ever get stumped!
The only drawback, if it can even be called that — the first go-around is going to take quite a bit longer than 30 minutes per step, at least for some of the steps. I’m still working on step one (and two), and some steps will definitely take WAY longer than 30 minutes. Does Marlon really think we can pinpoint a suitable market and come up with a targeted product for it in 30 minutes? Does he really think we can find, and contact several potential JV partners in 30 minutes, oh, and negotiate a deal with them, all in the same time-frame? He’s gotta be kidding! Actually, he does admit that a few steps will take longer…
But once accomplished, those same steps will provide contacts and material for several different products, so I guess I’ll just have to divide the time investment by all the products that I’ll eventually develop from those efforts). And guess what? Once I’m all done calculating, I may well make quite a chunk of change per day.!
Some of the other steps are going to be faster, and occasionally even skippable (such as when they’re not applicable, i.e., no video required for an audio product OR if I’ve already taken care of something, i.e., choose host and/or domain name etc.), so it will even out, especially over time.
Plus, with the second and third and fourth etc. product it will get faster and faster!
So just in case that isn’t obvious by now, I’m very happy with my new dashboard! And, by the way, if you think it’s just for newbies, you may want to reconsider. Yes, the dashboard is easy to follow, and yes, the steps are well explained, so yes, it is an excellent tool for newbies.
But it also offers some very sophisticated techniques and unless you’re a very experienced marketer, you’re likely to find at least something useful here, at least enough to make the investment worth your while.
How would I know that? I already own several product-creation programs, and Marlon’s offers tools that I haven’t found in any of the others.
Maybe some marketers are keeping the really good stuff to themselves. No matter. Marlon’s Info Product Dashboard is by far the most comprehensive system I’ve come across yet (which is what Marlon said he had in mind when he created it. IMHO, he succeeded)!
Even better, his Info Product Dashboard is priced extremely competitively when compared to most and maybe even all the other options out there.
I will provide regular progress reports as I work with the dashboard, so if you’re curious and want to know how I do once I’ll hit the more technically challenging spots, just check my favorite self-help blog for updates… and my soon-to-appear newly created info products.
Scott
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Mar
23
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Brian Garvin asked:
The “dot-com bubble” may have burst for some, but the fact of the matter is that there are still new internet businesses cropping up daily out there. A lot of people get into the business with a vision, but lack the know-how to get it done properly. They end up spending thousands of dollars on getting their business up and running and end up penniless when the business fails.
It is for this crowd that Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard was created. Marlon Sanders is an internet marketing guru from way back. He has been involved in internet marketing since its nascency. He actually wrote the first ebook ever written on internet marketing, entitled “The Amazing Formula That Sells Products Like Crazy”. So it seems like this guy knows what he talking about.
Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard is essentially a program that walks you through his point-and-click marketing system. The thrust of his system lies in his use of icons. His program uses large, easy-to-understand icons, screen captures, and audio commentaries to lead you by the nose through getting your business up and running. This allows you to avoid hiring expensive consultants and IT guys and you don’t have to read reams of information or learn HTML or any sort of code.
In addition to his marketing system, Sanders also includes some other free trial software to help you along. This includes Web Page Ranking Tools, Push Button Stats, Push Button Format, survey software, a reminder program, and survey software. Also included is a lot of information designed to help the young entrepreneur even further; features such as hosting tips, places to find “techie” advice, where to buy traffic, and how to set up an autoresponder, among other things.
Although Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard is primarily designed with the newbie entrepreneur in mind, he also includes some features for veterans, such as tips on getting free publicity by starting your own RSS News Feed. The only downside I could find to his program is that it isn’t available to MAC users, though almost all of his other software is. This is a relatively minor issue when you consider the percentage of computer users that actually use MACs.
On the upside, Marlon Sanders stands behind his Marketing Dashboard 100%. He offers a 90-day money back trial if you are not completely satisfied. In fact, he is now offering quadruple your money back f you are not satisfied with the product within the three-month period. He also provides you with a phone number in which you can speak to him or his associate Matt directly, a real address (not a PO Box) where you can reach him, and he even provides follow-up conference calls and an “Audio Feedback Form Info-Kit”, under certain stipulations.
All in all, this reviewer thinks that if you are a beginner in the world of internet marketing, it’s worth it to spend the paltry $59.95 that Sanders is asking for his program. Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard looks to be an invaluable tool for those who want to start an internet business but don’t want to hire an IT guy or have to learn HTML or code.
Lewis
The “dot-com bubble” may have burst for some, but the fact of the matter is that there are still new internet businesses cropping up daily out there. A lot of people get into the business with a vision, but lack the know-how to get it done properly. They end up spending thousands of dollars on getting their business up and running and end up penniless when the business fails.
It is for this crowd that Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard was created. Marlon Sanders is an internet marketing guru from way back. He has been involved in internet marketing since its nascency. He actually wrote the first ebook ever written on internet marketing, entitled “The Amazing Formula That Sells Products Like Crazy”. So it seems like this guy knows what he talking about.
Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard is essentially a program that walks you through his point-and-click marketing system. The thrust of his system lies in his use of icons. His program uses large, easy-to-understand icons, screen captures, and audio commentaries to lead you by the nose through getting your business up and running. This allows you to avoid hiring expensive consultants and IT guys and you don’t have to read reams of information or learn HTML or any sort of code.
In addition to his marketing system, Sanders also includes some other free trial software to help you along. This includes Web Page Ranking Tools, Push Button Stats, Push Button Format, survey software, a reminder program, and survey software. Also included is a lot of information designed to help the young entrepreneur even further; features such as hosting tips, places to find “techie” advice, where to buy traffic, and how to set up an autoresponder, among other things.
Although Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard is primarily designed with the newbie entrepreneur in mind, he also includes some features for veterans, such as tips on getting free publicity by starting your own RSS News Feed. The only downside I could find to his program is that it isn’t available to MAC users, though almost all of his other software is. This is a relatively minor issue when you consider the percentage of computer users that actually use MACs.
On the upside, Marlon Sanders stands behind his Marketing Dashboard 100%. He offers a 90-day money back trial if you are not completely satisfied. In fact, he is now offering quadruple your money back f you are not satisfied with the product within the three-month period. He also provides you with a phone number in which you can speak to him or his associate Matt directly, a real address (not a PO Box) where you can reach him, and he even provides follow-up conference calls and an “Audio Feedback Form Info-Kit”, under certain stipulations.
All in all, this reviewer thinks that if you are a beginner in the world of internet marketing, it’s worth it to spend the paltry $59.95 that Sanders is asking for his program. Marlon Sanders’ Marketing Dashboard looks to be an invaluable tool for those who want to start an internet business but don’t want to hire an IT guy or have to learn HTML or code.
Lewis
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Mar
17
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Alec asked:
I want to paint a second hand bmx bike i just bought cause it needs it and i know what to do but i have an electric sander and i figured it could save time then just using regular old sand paper, ive only used it on wood so i wouldnt know is it safe?
Timothy
I want to paint a second hand bmx bike i just bought cause it needs it and i know what to do but i have an electric sander and i figured it could save time then just using regular old sand paper, ive only used it on wood so i wouldnt know is it safe?
Timothy
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Mar
17
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David H. Urmann asked:
Have you ever heard about drum sanders? Here’s a bit of information about drum sanders.
Did you know the secret of ideal woodworking? The secret behind this is the drum sanders! Different woodworking job requires the need of drum sanders that offer wide applications. A drum sander is considered as a very aggressive appliance. A drum sander can be well used to sand off old bonding agent or paint, or if the flooring are slightly cupped or warped. These drum sanders can outstand the other types of sanders because the drum sanders allow you to sand much deeper. A powerful machine demands total attention, like these drum sanders.
Drum sander can cause and leave channels in your flooring if it is not used correctly. When removing only old floor finish and the floor is not that badly scratched, damaged or dented it is recommended that you don’t use the drum sander. With the strength and power of the drum sander, it is therefore important to make sure that the job requires it.
There are many producers of the drum sanders. While you decide to buy one, make sure that it fits your budget. Look for drum sanders that come with service contract and lesser maintenance.
Drum Sanders are very expensive and you could start by checking for a used drum sander. Used Drum Sanders can be had from sales of used wood working mechanism. The may be presented on the internet or in trade magazines. Some times machines are out of corporation liquidation and priced for quick retailing. It is vital to look for experienced hands to aid you in selecting used woodworking machinery like drum sanders to allow you to purchase used woodworking machinery that is in good condition.
You could get in touch with known agencies on the internet or stores specializing in the sales of used woodworking equipment. It could be that not all of the machines may be listed on the web. And very often extraordinary sales by woodwork machinery producers may offer quite a selection of used and reconditioned piece of equipments like drum sanders. It would be significant here to look for brand names.
Testing the drum sander is always a great idea to check if it is finely tuned before you go in for the agreement. Through the planer and jointer you could operate a piece of scrap to see if it is good and square and flat. Under the drum try to place the plank and raise the table until it barely touches the board. Slide it across the table checking the dissimilarity from the bottom of the drum to the top of the board. A skillful craftsman should be able to see the workability of a second hand drum sander.
Floor Drum Sanders are the real workhorses for hardwood floor sanding. This enormous piece of equipment is so important that it requires two full grown adults to move it around. The drum sander composes of the sander itself, a large dust bag, and a drum on which you fasten large sheets of sanding paper.
Floor drum sanders are used to polish the floors down to the bare wood. The floor drum sander clears off the wax finish on top of the polyurethane even if the finish has worn through or if the floor has been stained or dented. It would be a good thing to purchase sanding paper at the device rental yard itself as you may not locate it your local Home Depot or hardware store. The rental yard workers will suggest at least three gradations of coarse, medium, and fine sanding paper. Be sure to acquire extra sanding paper, as most rental yards do buy back unused paper. But you may need to verify this first with them.
The floor drum sander cleans off the bad spots, the high spots, stained spots, blemishes, paint splotches in fact everything from the flooring. It really takes the floor down to bare wood. Unluckily, if you’re not cautious, you can carve unsightly, stable grooves in the wood. It’s easy to strip off a quarter inch of wood without even observing it. So the job involves careful concentration all the time.
Veronica
Have you ever heard about drum sanders? Here’s a bit of information about drum sanders.
Did you know the secret of ideal woodworking? The secret behind this is the drum sanders! Different woodworking job requires the need of drum sanders that offer wide applications. A drum sander is considered as a very aggressive appliance. A drum sander can be well used to sand off old bonding agent or paint, or if the flooring are slightly cupped or warped. These drum sanders can outstand the other types of sanders because the drum sanders allow you to sand much deeper. A powerful machine demands total attention, like these drum sanders.
Drum sander can cause and leave channels in your flooring if it is not used correctly. When removing only old floor finish and the floor is not that badly scratched, damaged or dented it is recommended that you don’t use the drum sander. With the strength and power of the drum sander, it is therefore important to make sure that the job requires it.
There are many producers of the drum sanders. While you decide to buy one, make sure that it fits your budget. Look for drum sanders that come with service contract and lesser maintenance.
Drum Sanders are very expensive and you could start by checking for a used drum sander. Used Drum Sanders can be had from sales of used wood working mechanism. The may be presented on the internet or in trade magazines. Some times machines are out of corporation liquidation and priced for quick retailing. It is vital to look for experienced hands to aid you in selecting used woodworking machinery like drum sanders to allow you to purchase used woodworking machinery that is in good condition.
You could get in touch with known agencies on the internet or stores specializing in the sales of used woodworking equipment. It could be that not all of the machines may be listed on the web. And very often extraordinary sales by woodwork machinery producers may offer quite a selection of used and reconditioned piece of equipments like drum sanders. It would be significant here to look for brand names.
Testing the drum sander is always a great idea to check if it is finely tuned before you go in for the agreement. Through the planer and jointer you could operate a piece of scrap to see if it is good and square and flat. Under the drum try to place the plank and raise the table until it barely touches the board. Slide it across the table checking the dissimilarity from the bottom of the drum to the top of the board. A skillful craftsman should be able to see the workability of a second hand drum sander.
Floor Drum Sanders are the real workhorses for hardwood floor sanding. This enormous piece of equipment is so important that it requires two full grown adults to move it around. The drum sander composes of the sander itself, a large dust bag, and a drum on which you fasten large sheets of sanding paper.
Floor drum sanders are used to polish the floors down to the bare wood. The floor drum sander clears off the wax finish on top of the polyurethane even if the finish has worn through or if the floor has been stained or dented. It would be a good thing to purchase sanding paper at the device rental yard itself as you may not locate it your local Home Depot or hardware store. The rental yard workers will suggest at least three gradations of coarse, medium, and fine sanding paper. Be sure to acquire extra sanding paper, as most rental yards do buy back unused paper. But you may need to verify this first with them.
The floor drum sander cleans off the bad spots, the high spots, stained spots, blemishes, paint splotches in fact everything from the flooring. It really takes the floor down to bare wood. Unluckily, if you’re not cautious, you can carve unsightly, stable grooves in the wood. It’s easy to strip off a quarter inch of wood without even observing it. So the job involves careful concentration all the time.
Veronica
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Mar
16
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BY http://www.MomentumStockPick.com
In the stock market it’s not impossible to watch a stock move up dramatically in a matter of hours or days. Investors and traders can make great money and fatten their wallets every time this happens.
This seems great for every one that wants to try their fortune in the stock market, but the problem is that if you don’t know what stocks to look for and how to properly approach them you could end up wasting cash instead of making your profits grow. That’s why the most important aspect of stock trading is the knowledge FILTER you employ to make your buy and sell decisions.
There are many “fantastic” stock systems and trading strategies out there, but you need to test them in order to discover which ones help you the most. That’s part of your homework as a stock trader. Test, test and test again.
Complicated stock trading strategies that rely on a “boat load” of technical analysis indicators can make you slow, and being slow when trading stocks can be as dangerous as not knowing what to do in the first place.
The worst thing that can happen to a beginner trader is to get information overload. It’s better to go step by step, and test a practical stock trading strategy that can show you how to focus on concrete ways to make money while picking SOLID hot stock trading opportunities once at a time.
In essence, You can be sure that the trading method you employ to approach the stock market and pick stocks can make a big difference in your results as a trader.
Fortunately some sites on the web can show you how to take advantage of stocks in a practical way every week by minimizing risks. One of those sites is Momentum Stock Pick at http://www.MomentumStockPick.com
They focus on picking certain stocks that can generate excellent gains on the same day.
Visit them today and learn how to take advantage of the market by picking the hottest opportunities this season.
Stella
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Mar
13
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Paul Thomas asked:
Belt Sanders come in a variety of different designs and styles. Much unlike the pedestal grinder, that has solid grinding wheels, the belt sander uses a flexible belt impregnated with a grinding medium. Belt sanders have the fundamental function of removing small amounts of material, like wood, plastic or metal.
The main advantage of a belt sander over the pedestal grinder is that soft metals such as; brass, aluminum, and copper may be ground on a belt sander without causing damage to the disk or sanding belt.
Vertical belt sander
There are two basic styles of Vertical Belt Sanders: without ventilation system and with ventilation system. Both incorporate a continuous revolving belt of a wide variety of belt widths that spin on two vertically positioned drums, one stationary the other adjustable for belt tension. And both types are very handy for removing burrs and grinding small amounts of material from the edges of a part. Vertical belt sanders can be mounted on a pedestal, and can be mounted on a table as well.
Hand-held belt sander
A hand-held Belt Sander has a continuous loop or belt of sandpaper that stretches across two wheels. When the drive wheel is engaged, the belt spins and removes stock. It is superb for the initial phases of rough sanding jobs. Since belt sanders remove a lot of material quickly, some of the hand-held belt sanders have variable speed controls, which allow the operator to adjust the sander to run at a comfortable level. The hand-held belt sander is very flexible to handle.
Belt sanders and safety
Do not work with a sander without an exhaust system or a dust collector nearby that is in good working order. Empty the collector when it is 1/4 full. The dust from the belt sander can be a fire and explosion threat. Proper ventilation is also very essential.
Do not apply too much pressure on a moving sander belt. Only light pressure weight on the sander belt/disk is enough for most jobs.
You should not work with unsecured stock unless it is heavy enough to stay in place. Clamp the stock into place or use a stop-block to avoid movement.
Be careful not to overreach; you should always keep proper footing and balance.
And do not cover the air vents of the sander.
Keith
Belt Sanders come in a variety of different designs and styles. Much unlike the pedestal grinder, that has solid grinding wheels, the belt sander uses a flexible belt impregnated with a grinding medium. Belt sanders have the fundamental function of removing small amounts of material, like wood, plastic or metal.
The main advantage of a belt sander over the pedestal grinder is that soft metals such as; brass, aluminum, and copper may be ground on a belt sander without causing damage to the disk or sanding belt.
Vertical belt sander
There are two basic styles of Vertical Belt Sanders: without ventilation system and with ventilation system. Both incorporate a continuous revolving belt of a wide variety of belt widths that spin on two vertically positioned drums, one stationary the other adjustable for belt tension. And both types are very handy for removing burrs and grinding small amounts of material from the edges of a part. Vertical belt sanders can be mounted on a pedestal, and can be mounted on a table as well.
Hand-held belt sander
A hand-held Belt Sander has a continuous loop or belt of sandpaper that stretches across two wheels. When the drive wheel is engaged, the belt spins and removes stock. It is superb for the initial phases of rough sanding jobs. Since belt sanders remove a lot of material quickly, some of the hand-held belt sanders have variable speed controls, which allow the operator to adjust the sander to run at a comfortable level. The hand-held belt sander is very flexible to handle.
Belt sanders and safety
Do not work with a sander without an exhaust system or a dust collector nearby that is in good working order. Empty the collector when it is 1/4 full. The dust from the belt sander can be a fire and explosion threat. Proper ventilation is also very essential.
Do not apply too much pressure on a moving sander belt. Only light pressure weight on the sander belt/disk is enough for most jobs.
You should not work with unsecured stock unless it is heavy enough to stay in place. Clamp the stock into place or use a stop-block to avoid movement.
Be careful not to overreach; you should always keep proper footing and balance.
And do not cover the air vents of the sander.
Keith
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