Best Money Making Websites for Beginners and Experts

May 22, 2013

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It is very important to start with the best money making websites and also trusted places to make your online money making journey a success. Otherwise your all efforts may fail in a moment if you joined to fraudulent companies or programs. So, here are some of the best websites and resources to start to best of my knowledge. No matter what your way of making money, I have included best resources for almost all possible ways of making money online.

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Blessings to Oklahoma Residents after Massive Tornado

May 20, 2013

Massive Tornado in Moore, Oklahoma

Homepreneurs wishes blessings and best outcomes possible to Moore, Oklahoma, center of a 200+ mph tornado.  Moore has about 50,000 residents and the town has significant damage.  I have a sister with 3 kids in the area.

As of 11:30 CST, 51 deaths are confirmed – 20 of them grade school children – and almost 150 are hospitalized.

Please offer your prayers and condolences to all those affected by this terrible storm.

If you would like to help, text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 via your phone bill or call 1-800-RED CROSS, as well as donate blood to your local blood bank.

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Source: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-oklahoma-city-tornado-20130520,0,7920720.story


Widget Visibility and You

May 19, 2013

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Since the dawn of time, humankind has yearned for control. While we can't give you more control over most of your life, we can give you more control over your widgets. And today, with the new widget visibility tool, you can configure your widgets to be shown or hidden only on certain pages.

Widgets are a way to add new content (like your Twitter stream, a tag cloud, or a link to your blog archives) in the sidebar, header, or footer of your site.

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Great information for all WordPress bloggers

Retire Early and Then Start a Company

May 17, 2013

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With the popular conversation about making lifestyle adjustments to be an entrepreneur, there's another, more aggressive option: retire early and then start a company. The Washington Post recently profiled Mr. Money Mustache, a man in Colorado that retired at age 30 and now writes a popular blog on happiness and retiring early with a modest lifestyle. If you haven't read about his approach, start with…

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Great idea here - retire early and then start a company.

Tools for Freelance Writers

May 15, 2013

Interested in becoming a freelance writer?  You need tips and tools!  Here is an excellent article that gives 4 Handy tools for Freelance Writers.  A guest post by Jennifer Dunn – owner, Social Street Media, describes four tools you may not be familiar with.  From Open Office to Docracy, Dunn presents valuable information for the begging or experienced freelance writer.

Also on this page are a variety of resources for the freelance writer that is looking for work or needs to brush up on writing for the web.  A very useable site, every freelance writer can benefit from some or all the information listed on the website.

By Dion D. Shaw

Dion D. Shaw is the founder and owner of Homepreneurs]

Homepreneurs.  New Day.  New Opportunity.

Disclaimer

Homepreneurs does not endorse nor have any relationships with any of the services listed.  Homepreneurs receives no compensation or consideration for its suggestions or recommendations.  Homepreneurs strongly urges all interested parties to conduct research and accepts no responsibility for any losses incurred.

© Homepreneurs 2010 – 2013, All Rights Reserved


Create an Infogram!

May 14, 2013

Interested in creating an Infogram?  I found a great website that allows easy creation of Infograms for free.  Point your browser to http://infogr.am/.  At that site, you can create a simple Infogram as shown below.  Visual presentation of data jumps out and is very appealing to many, either as stand-alone figures or embedded on websites, blogs or in presentations.

For testing purposes, I created one that shows world visitors to Homepreneurs blog for the last seven days.  It took me about 15 or 20 minutes to input the data and create the Infogram.

Simply, navigate to the website – http://infogr.am/ -  and log in with an email account, Twitter or Facebook accounts.

Once logged in, click on the create button.  Select on a variety of templates from Infographs that include charts, graphs or scatter diagrams.  Manually modify data or import from another source.  Infographics can be interactive too!

Inforgrams can be complex and display data using multiple axes or very simple as seen below.  In either case, an Infogram is certain to make your presentation look better and grab a reader’s attention.

Visitor Infogram

By Dion D. Shaw

Dion D. Shaw is the founder and owner of Homepreneurs

Homepreneurs.  New Day.  New Opportunity.

Disclaimer

Homepreneurs does not endorse nor have any relationships with any of the services listed.  Homepreneurs receives no compensation or consideration for its suggestions or recommendations.  Homepreneurs strongly urges all interested parties to conduct research and accepts no responsibility for any losses incurred.

© Homepreneurs 2010 – 2013, All Rights Reserved


All States are Not Equal when Starting a Business

May 13, 2013

Many states in the U.S. really want you to start a business within their borders.  Multiple reasons are cited including: jobs, financial boon, taxes, and a cascade effect for more business start ups.  Recently, the governor of Texas made trip to Illinois and spoke at a business conference to try to lure Illinois business to Texas (1).

What about other states?  Does a difference really exist between states?

According to a recent article on Entrenpreneur.com, 10 states rate above all others for entrepreneurship and innovation.  Leading the pack are Maryland and Colorado followed by Virginia and Utah.  The article, based on a study by the US Chamber of Commerce, looked at the number of high-tech businesses in the state, programs that support entrepreneurs, and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) job concentration. Each state that made the list has something unique to offer resident entrepreneurs.

This study and article examined mostly high-tech business, but these states are obviously fertile ground for starting various kinds of businesses.  Start up business needs support services too – from coffee shops to restaurants to packing and shipping operations, and that makes this list all the more valuable and interesting.

The full Entrenpreneur article is here: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/226521

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