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Actual for You - Google Linking And The Principle of Mutual Benefit
In the world today we see civil unrest, international terrorism, religious fundamentalism and unnecessary human rights abuses and it seems most of these issues are being caused by Nation States and third world or borderline third world nations. But what if these nations indeed belonged to a higher-level grouping. I speak of a World Franchise System where these nations are franchisee members. And of course any system of this type must be simple. I am very practical and yes always KISS!For third world nations joining the franchise system they need a stable foundation to build on and we know the most important things for an emerging nation are;1.) Clean Water, Food and Shelter and maintenance of those. (systems to insure they remain in place-stability)2.) Safety of the People3.) Form of Government-ongoing and viable.They need stability methods to be put in place to insure their on-going nature. If they already have those things or a semi system in place, we move forward. It is a progression. Just like it takes time to build a Kinder Care franchise. You must start with the foundation, then the building and then train the staff; before you can take care of the children.Additionally, as you build it with their help (never give a man a fish, teach them to fish motif), they will see the progress and work to make it great, they have a
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of
Many people who understand the franchising model intimately have recognized the value of it to unite the world in a common cause. The Franchising of Nations and the Future of a United World makes sense for so many reasons. Of course critics say it can never work, but that is because they cannot do it. In fact not only can the franchising of nations work it maybe the only that will work. Still critics say it is too difficult, complex and it cannot be done. Interesting comments indeed.Franchising Nations is easy. Look how easy it was for the United States to sign up states to join? How can the critcs legitimately make such statements? Interesting. States, Nations, countries, colonies, territories, nation states or islands could easily be franchises and there are 300-plus nations in the world that are recognized and that is a really good size for a franchise system. The World Franchise Systems.The fact is that the critics are wrong and franchising nations is right and so, okay skip that subject while I duly claim 100% absolute and total victory on my debate for pro-franchising of this little planet to help all the humans get along and increase productivity. It sure is fun to win debates like this and it is unfortunate the critics give so little competition in their debates, just more rhetoric, refusing to admit what is being done now around the World is no
There seems to be a certain mystique about technology today, especially about the Internet. I remember in the early 90's before I got on-line, I had read dozens of magazine articles on the Internet.
This was way before Google and even before AOL. I was led to believe that the Internet was some vast medium for entertainment, and it sounded similar to TV, except unlike TV, you could choose what to watch.
What I found when I finally got on-line, was that the Internet was not really about entertainment at all. It was more like a vast Electronic Library of information, except that unlike books, the electronic pages were "linked" together. I was fascinated that you could move instantly, (well not exactly, since I had a dial-up modem connection), from one page to another one, with a simple click of the mouse. We all take this for granted now, but as my daughter asks me, “What was the world like before the Internet” ? It is so much a part of many of our lives that it is hard to imagine the world without it.
At the time, I wondered, why no one could tell me that the Internet was like a big electronic library, where web sites were like electronic magazines all linked together. It seemed so simple for me to explain once I experienced it, but everything I had read up until that point had fallen short, and failed to describe it adequately.
The same thing is true, it seems of business on the Internet these days. If someone knows how to market on the Internet, they are treated like a guru. Why is it so hard to find someone who will explain how to do business on the Internet in a clear and straightforward way, that every one can understand ?
Through this simple introductory article, I will try to demystify one essential Internet business strategy called Linking, or as defined by the most popular search engine on the planet, Google Linking.
It is important to remember that the vast majority of businesses in the US are still what I would call brick and mortar businesses. There is a building with a street address, that has overhead, and all that goes with it. If you have a “brick and mortar business”, and you want to stay in business, and become successful, you need to provide a valuable product or service to your customers, and treat your customers well, regardless of the type of business you run.
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of
There are as many ways to write an after action report as there are hospitals that are now required to perform disaster drills and write after action reports analyzing the performance of the institution following a disaster or a disaster exercise. Since there are 5,756 licensed hospitals in the United States, there are 5,756 different ways that are currently employed to write the after action review. At most institutions, after action reviews are written by a committee between 12 and 18 individuals, managers and supervisors who in addition to their regular duties, have been charged with analyzing the performance of their departments during an adverse event or disaster exercise.When these individuals meet, they review the disaster plan and the performance of each division of the organization seeking to identify those areas where they enjoyed success. This list of successes will represent what the committee will keep as part of all future plans.The committee will then review performance to determine where the plan failed. From this list of failures, they will perform a “root cause analysis” seeking to determine why the failure occurred at each of these critical locations. This list of failures, along with the list of root causes, will become the list of those items to be changed in the next plan.In the last year, however, a new recommendation
At the time, I wondered, why no one could tell me that the Internet was like a big electronic library, where web sites were like electronic magazines all linked together. It seemed so simple for me to explain once I experienced it, but everything I had read up until that point had fallen short, and failed to describe it adequately.
The same thing is true, it seems of business on the Internet these days. If someone knows how to market on the Internet, they are treated like a guru. Why is it so hard to find someone who will explain how to do business on the Internet in a clear and straightforward way, that every one can understand ?
Through this simple introductory article, I will try to demystify one essential Internet business strategy called Linking, or as defined by the most popular search engine on the planet, Google Linking.
It is important to remember that the vast majority of businesses in the US are still what I would call brick and mortar businesses. There is a building with a street address, that has overhead, and all that goes with it. If you have a “brick and mortar business”, and you want to stay in business, and become successful, you need to provide a valuable product or service to your customers, and treat your customers well, regardless of the type of business you run.
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of
An organization needs to be formed in order to help emerging nations come into the first world and alleviate some of the unbelievable strife and horrific human living conditions the people there face. Indeed, we need to help third world nations move forward, because what is going on now simply does not work and it is causing a problem as more money, aid and food are delivered, as the problem continues to get worse each year.Franchising Nations or systems to run nations makes sense for many reasons and this is why the World Franchise System must be created. But what nation would be the most likely first candidate to become a franchise. Any ideas on that; Yes I have a few nations in mind. I only need one to prove concept. I choose Cuba.Why Cuba, because it is not in terrible shape and it is close and it is workable after Fidel Castro reign ends. Indeed, although, no one has given me the choice this makes the most sense to start. Then I am ready to do three smaller nations and show how the system can work no matter what level the nations are at. To prove this I then would choose Mexico. The goal, we want to franchise the World. We need to Franchise the World.Look Communism does not work and socialism is a free fall to under whelming productivity issues. It is a flat spin, death spiral, watching the ground get closer until you have to eject. We must without it.
At the time, I wondered, why no one could tell me that the Internet was like a big electronic library, where web sites were like electronic magazines all linked together. It seemed so simple for me to explain once I experienced it, but everything I had read up until that point had fallen short, and failed to describe it adequately.
The same thing is true, it seems of business on the Internet these days. If someone knows how to market on the Internet, they are treated like a guru. Why is it so hard to find someone who will explain how to do business on the Internet in a clear and straightforward way, that every one can understand ?
Through this simple introductory article, I will try to demystify one essential Internet business strategy called Linking, or as defined by the most popular search engine on the planet, Google Linking.
It is important to remember that the vast majority of businesses in the US are still what I would call brick and mortar businesses. There is a building with a street address, that has overhead, and all that goes with it. If you have a “brick and mortar business”, and you want to stay in business, and become successful, you need to provide a valuable product or service to your customers, and treat your customers well, regardless of the type of business you run.
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of
Cover letters for teachers need to emphasize qualifications as well as attitude. Education professionals need to come into the field with an attitude of service coupled with a commitment to excellence and a desire to work closely with students. It should reflect all of these points, as should resumes for teachers, and any other self marketing materials used by education professionals.When writing one for teachers most professional resume writers and job counselors take into consideration the specific needs of the school or school system being applied to. Cover letters for teachers are read by the school superintendent, principal, HR director and other education professionals. Additionally in some school systems cover letters for teachers are ready by members of the school board. Since teachers are there to instruct and educate young minds it needs to be especially well written, free of spelling and grammatical errors. Quality printing is essential, as is good quality paper which matches the resume and reference sheet. Cover letters for teachers, followed by resumes for teachers, are the first impressions made of the teachers to their potential new employers, and must be free of error. It also must emphasize the fact that the teacher is a professional, with academic qualifications in the field as well as experience, if applicable.Teaching is a proe Internet in a clear and straightforward way, that every one can understand ?
Through this simple introductory article, I will try to demystify one essential Internet business strategy called Linking, or as defined by the most popular search engine on the planet, Google Linking.
It is important to remember that the vast majority of businesses in the US are still what I would call brick and mortar businesses. There is a building with a street address, that has overhead, and all that goes with it. If you have a “brick and mortar business”, and you want to stay in business, and become successful, you need to provide a valuable product or service to your customers, and treat your customers well, regardless of the type of business you run.
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of
Investors, which can include wealthy individuals, strategic alliances, financial institutions, venture capital firms, stock brokerage houses, etc., want to know, among other things, six basic things about your capitalization plan:1. Who are you?Including your management team’s background in the business plan or prospectus. More experienced management teams have a greater probability of raising capital. Do what you can to form an experienced board of directors, executive officers or at least an ancillary advisory board. They should also be able to give you some capital contacts of their own.2. What will you do with my investment?A detailed “Use of Proceeds” statement should be included in the business plan and must be included in a securities offering document.3. How safe is my investment?This generally difficult to answer in a sufficiently assuring manner. Generally, entrepreneurs will attempt to sell less than controlling interest in their firm for a substantial amount of equity capital. For instance, they may attempt to sell 20% of the equity interest in a start-up or early stage enterprise for, let's say $1 million. A sophisticated investor would realize that, by investing, he or she would be valuing the company for $5 million (if $1 million is only 20% of the worth of the company). Generally, there are no other tangible asiness, and become successful, you need to provide a valuable product or service to your customers, and treat your customers well, regardless of the type of business you run.
Think of either businesses you have worked for in the past, (even your own), or places you like to visit to shop, or even companies you know where you would like to work, if you were given the chance.
If you want to just survive, you can do business as usual, without changing anything, (if you are lucky, that is), but if you want to grow your business, you must subscribe to the principle of "Mutual Benefit".
In other words, you must make your customers happy, and yourself happy at the same time. In fact, both parties must share equally in this mutual benefit. If you or your customer are happy when the other is not, the relationship will inevitably break down.
In addition if there is never any kind of personal relationship, as well as an offer of a good quality product or service at a reasonable price, there also may not be a long term relationship.
There is sort of a Law of the Universe at work here, and the Universal Law applies to an Internet business just as well as it does to a typical “brick and mortar” business. The only real difference is that you may never actually meet your customers face to face. That is not to say that you can't have a personal relationship with them. They will just have to get to know you, and you will have to get to know them, through the medium of the Internet.
If you overcharge your customers, you will find them searching out your competitors. If you let your customers dictate your prices, or the level of service you provide to them, and let them take advantage of you, than you will not be happy about their return business.
Often, this seems like a delicate balancing act between you and your customers, but those who strike the right balance will have plenty of return customers year after year. If you are trying to get rich quick, just like in mainstream business, you are very likely to be sadly disappointed.
Think back to all the companies you worked for in the past. If you evaluate these business from the perspective of mutual benefit, you will discover something very interesting. First of all, those that merely survived and those that thrived will have either followed this principle closely or ignored it.
Also, those that followed the mutual benefit principle were enjoyable places to visit as a customer, or as an employee. Those that disregarded mutual benefit were likely distasteful places to work, or even worse, what I would call “living nightmares”. What is good for my customer, and good for me in equal proportion, that is what determines long term success.
The same is true on the Internet. Don't ever think that you can cheat someone on the Internet. Sooner, or later, you will likely fal
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