One Wealthy World

Companies Suffering With Ads: Need Your Help $$$

2011-06-10T14:45:00.000-07:00

TiVo what a wonder invention, no more boring and irrelevant commercials all throughout my favorite TV series or movies. Whats even better is these companies like BMW, Pepsi, and Visa, are now paying individuals a lot of money to simply log in to a website watch 10 minutes of advertisements and walk out with a nice payday.

Many make you sign up plug in an email and blow up your email with 1000's on emails daily. Well not this one. You simply log in and do what you want. Very easy to earn money, very flexible with time, great way to supplement income for that special vacation, new car, or new home.

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The Truth Behind Affiliate Marketing

2011-06-06T10:20:00.000-07:00

When it comes to internet marketing, many people are very skeptical and hesitant to try. This is more than likely due to the numerous amounts of scams and fake opportunities that just try to steal money from you. Well I can tell you that not all companies are like that. In fact, there is one company in particular that I enjoy working for and the pay is very rewarding.

Many of us have fallen into the normal routine of our standard 9-5 Monday through Friday jobs, or even worse a life of retail with no such thing as "closed" or a "holiday". What if you could get hired on with a company that pays $4000 a month, and you even get to work from home. Well that opportunity actually exist. Google receives 97% of their income through advertisements, Microsoft spent $518 Million on advertising in 2010, and Apple spent over $200 Million. Companies are paying massive amounts for advertising, and its time you start earning your fair share.

Global Domains International (GDI) is one of those companies that spends billions of dollars on advertising and they will pay people just like you and I to advertise for them. You do not need to advertise online, have fancy commercials, or even need any start up cost. Let me explain ...

Lets say Apple offers you a job in their sales department. It is a 100% commission job and you make 50% on every new Apple product you sell. You sell anything from $2000 Apple notebooks to $300 Ipods. Luckily for you, these items have been flying off the shelf and you have sold a total of $8,000 for the month. Apple mails you your paycheck and at no surprise your $4000 check is waiting to be deposited. Sounds like a very simple and normal job.

GDI is no different than Apple. Instead of selling physical products like a computer, you would be selling web real estate. GDI legally owns all the rights to websites that end in .ws for example www.freegdihelp.ws and they will pay you very very nicely for getting people to own a website.

So heres the deal. GDI cost $10 per month for your custom domain name that ends in .ws if you do not want to use it that is perfectly fine, but cont. to read to see how this can make you lots of money. If you tell 5 people about GDI and they decide to also buy a domain name to make money, you will receive commission every month off that sale. ( Just like how Apple paid you ) Since those 5 people want to make money as well they each also go tell 5 people. Guess what you get paid out on that as well. So for you telling 5 people, you are going to get commission each month for your 5 plus an extra 25 sales that you didn't even have to make. Once those new 25 people go get 5 people to get domain name now you have an extra 125 sales that you make commission off of each month. You will receive $1 per transaction, every month. So you don't need to worry about sales quotas each month or having fluctuating and frustrating commission checks, because of the recurring monthly subscription fee of $10.

You might say well thats a pyramid scheme, and well you are correct. Then again though, what is not a pyramid of income levels? Avon is one of the largest female affiliate group, and pays out the exact same way but its much harder to get your friends or family to spend $100 at an Avon party than it is to convince someone to buy a domain name for $10 a month and tell other people so they can make money too.

I have been promoting GDI for the past 2 years and it has substantially changed my life.You can start today for free with their 7 day risk free trial.

If this article has made you second guess affiliate marketing and working from home, I ask you of one thing. Take the time to sign up for GDI's 7 day trial and see how it can help you. If you choose in 7 days its not for you call and cancel and you will never had spend a penny. Simply showing this article to your friends, your family, and to people looking for a way to make more money, can help you start earning money.

Please sign up under under my name by viewing www.freegdihelp.ws

As a thank you for signing up, I will help assist you to successfully get sign ups and make money. Whether it be from teaching you online marketing or tools to convince people face to face. I will never ask for a penny of your money, because my success depends on your success.

Justin Sweeney

GDI Affiliate Marketer

Business Referrals A Guarantee Wealthy Life?

2011-06-05T03:53:00.000-07:00

People over and over seem to be working from home in their leisure time and making a ton of money. Why not dip into your share of the 50 billion dollar industry....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_JAq3odkPY

7 Real-Life Ways To Become A Billionaire

2011-06-02T19:20:00.000-07:00

Becoming a billionaire seems like a great goal, but unfortunately it's only a dream for most of us. The thing is, many billionaires didn't start out as such. Some certainly had economic and educational advantages, but even without those, their smart decisions and business choices, plus a few characteristics that can't be overlooked, led them from Point A to Point B (Billionaire). So, what can we learn about our own real-life options for becoming billionaires? (More than 70 years after his death, this man remains one of the great figures of Wall Street. See J.D. Rockefeller: From Oil Baron To Billionaire.)
First things first: find a way to make money. Four of the most oft-methods of money making in the world of billionaires are inventing, investing, innovating and being an entrepreneur, but remember that how you pursue your billions is just as important as what you do to get them.
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Do This: Invent
Inventing is a tough road to take, but if you've got the smarts to successfully create, patent, produce and market a product that people need (and thus, will buy in droves), you can build your future billionaire life on it. Successful inventions aren't necessarily complicated or high-tech items, either; James Dyson invented a better vacuum cleaner, and Gianfranco Zaccai invented a better mop, the Swiffer. Seems like things that help people clean more efficiently might be a good market to pursue.
Do This: Innovate
Innovation is the fine art of considering a current mainstream market and finding a creative way to improve the current offering. Successful innovators will identify the real needs behind customer demands, and will meet them with a smarter, better, more efficient product, or with a service that provides more than its competitors, or with a business that works in a way just different enough to stand out from the rest. IKEA founder is a great example of innovation leading to billions; furniture doesn't seem like a very exciting market, but his approach of providing modular, economical pieces with a modern flair from Sweden and other European designers and manufacturers to a global market has taken him all the way.
Don't Do This: Think You Know It All
The moment you think you have nothing left to learn is the moment you kill your potential for becoming a billionaire. Especially if you're interested in building your wealth through inventing or innovating, you have to be curious, open-minded and always learning. Those qualities allow you to look at old things in a new way, to see the potential for change and profit where others see only what already had been done.
Do This: Invest
Warren Buffett, the self-made billionaire, is famous for his frugal ways and for his smart investments. Investing, of course, requires a little seed money and some accurate insight into what investments are smart and what are a waste of money. If you can follow in the footsteps of billionaire investors like Buffett, then this might be the route for you.
Don't Do This: Make Flashy Investments
The latest and greatest is always fun to talk about, and one of the pitfalls of would-be billionaires is to jump in on the "next big thing" which doesn't always turn out to be so big. Investors who make billions from their investments avoid flashy, fun and high-risk picks and instead choose those with long-term potential to provide great returns. Real estate, energy, steel, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals and energy are among the picks, while high-tech and intriguing but risky options may go either way.
Do This: Be an Entrepreneur
The third option for becoming a billionaire is in the time-honored tradition of entrepreneurial pursuits. Starting a business and taking it to success isn't always easy, but for those with good business sense and the ability to spot start-ups that have potential to be great, entrepreneurship can be the vehicle to great wealth. Billionaire entrepreneurs might work in one of two ways: either by coming up with a great idea and taking it all the way, as in the case of Bill Gates and Microsoft. Or by spotting someone else's good idea and investing in it early on, helping to carry it to huge success. Both are viable ways to reach success that can get you into the billions of dollars when it comes to your own net worth. (Quit your job; be your own boss and earn a paycheck. Find out what to do to make it happen, in Start Your Own Small Business.)
Don't Do This: Quit Too Soon
Entrepreneurial types who succeed must realize that success rarely comes overnight. One business idea might not pay off, but the next might. Or your company might hit a low point, and you have to make the choice to hang on with it and bring it back or let your dream die and your debt increase. It's not easy to build something from scratch, especially when your something is a fortune of billions. Time is on your side, if you don't rush it.
The Bottom LineOf course, luck has something to do with success; it helps to be in the right place at the right time. However, if you don't know what to do when you're there, luck won't help you out much. Smart choices, smart investments and long-term learning and growing will however; once you hit that first billion, remember you heard it here.

Posted: March 28, 2011 9:48AM by Annie Mueller

Bid Now on the Jewel of Kahana; Auction for Oceanfront Estate in West Maui, Hawaii Opens at $9.5 Million

2011-06-02T16:35:00.000-07:00

A new auction date of May 27 for the “Jewel of Kahana,” one of the Hawaiian Islands’ most premier residences, invested in by “America’s #1 Success Coach” Jack Canfield, the originator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, has been announced by Concierge Auctions. Four bidders are already registered for the auction, and an opening bid is in place. The property is currently listed for $15.9 million, and bidding will begin at $9.5 million. Originally scheduled for May 12, the adjusted auction date will allow the registered bidders additional time to conduct due diligenc

on the property and will also enable new bidders to become involved. The sale is being conducted in cooperation with listing agent Mary Anne Fitch of Maui Estates International LLC.

4809 Lower Honoapiilani Road offers a private lifestyle with all the elements one would expect from a five-star resort. Designed by architectural team Jim and Karen LeCron of Arri/LeCron Architects, Inc, this 9,700-square-foot residence sleeps up to 16 people in its eight master suites including the detached ohana guest quarters.

Each suite features its own sliding glass doors with access to an outdoor lanai or terrace, wet bar, flat-screen television and turquoise water views. Luxurious bathroom appointments include double vanities, custom wood cabinetry, freestanding, oversized soaking tubs and custom-designed tile and glass showers.

Every detail of the layout and appointments takes advantage of the estate’s magnificent slice of Mauioceanfront property with views of Molokai and Lanai.

Maui meets all the criteria for a tropical paradise including swaying palm trees bordering perfect white-sand coves, free-falling waterfalls etching the faces of mountains, voluptuous jungles bursting with bright color and moonlight sparkling on calm, turquoise seas. Next to Waikiki, Maui is Hawaii‘s most popular destination, welcoming 2.5 million people each year to its sunny shores.
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The absolute auction of 4809 Lower Honoapiilani Road will be conducted “live” on May 27. Bidders will be able to participate in person or proxy via telephone or Internet. A 2.5% commission is offered to the buyer’s representing broker. Additional broker and buyer incentives are offered for opening bids. See Auction Terms and Conditions for full details. The property is available for preview daily between 1 and 4pm.

For more information visit www.MauiLuxuryAuction.com or call 866-640-7726.

Posted on 17. May, 2011 by prnewswire in Amazing Homes, Auctions

Forbes: The Richest People in the World 2011

2011-06-02T15:51:00.000-07:00

This is Forbes' 25th year of tracking global wealth and it was one to remember.The 2011 Billionaires List breaks two records: total number of listees (1,210) and combined wealth ($4.5 trillion). This horde surpasses the gross domestic product of Germany, one of only six nations to have fewer billionaires this year. BRICs led the way: Brazil, Russia, India and China produced 108 of the 214 new names. These four nations are home to one-in-four members, up from one-in-ten five years ago. Before this year, only the U.S. had ever produced more than 100 billionaires. China now has 115 and Russia 101.

Atop the heap is Mexico's Carlos Slim Helu, who added $20.5 billion to his fortune, more than any other billionaire. The telecom mogul, who gets 62% of his fortune from America Movil, is now worth $74 billion and has pulled far ahead of his two closest rivals. Bill Gates, No. 2, and Warren Buffett, No. 3, both added a more modest $3 billion to their piles and are now worth $56 billion and $50 billion, respectively. Gates, who now gets 70% of his fortune from investments outside of Microsoft, has actually been investing in the Mexican stock market and has holdings in Mexican Coke bottler Femsa and Grupo Televisa.

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While nearly all emerging markets showed solid gains, wealth creation is moving at an especially breakneck speed in Asia-Pacific. The region now has a record 332 billionaires, up from 234 a year ago and 130 at the depth of the financial crisis in 2009. Sizzling stock markets are behind the surge. Three-fourths of Asia's 105 newcomers get the bulk of their fortunes from stakes in publicly traded companies, 25 of which have been public only since the start of 2010.

America's wealthiest still dominate the global ranks, but the U.S. is losing its grip. One-in-three billionaires is an American, down from nearly one-out-of-two a decade ago. It has 10 more than last year but 56 fewer than its 2008 peak. The U.S. is adding new billionaires at a much slower pace; just 6% of its 413 billionaires are new this year compared with 47% of China's and 30% of Russia's.

Still there are plenty of inspiring newcomers who figured out clever ways to get rich. The most obvious example is the success of Facebook, whose soaring valuation over the past couple of years -- based on the most recent institutional round the company is worth $50 billion -- has spawned six billionaires. Leading the group is Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg, whose fortune jumped 238% to $13.5 billion in the past year. Also joining him in the world ranks are his co-founders Eduardo Saverin and Dustin Moskovitz, its first president Sean Parker (played by Justin Timberlake in The Social Network) and the Russian Internet investor Yuri Milner. Moskovitz, 26, is eight days younger than his former college roommate Zuckerberg, making him the world's youngest billionaire.

The frenzy among big investors for all things social pushed up private market values of online gaming outfit Zynga and online group-buying site Groupon, creating two more new billionaires, Mark Pincus (who taught people to farm on Facebook) and Eric Lefkofsky (who was Groupon's lead investor).

Other notable American newcomers include Do Won and Jin Sook Chang, the co-founders of Forever21, and Chris Cline, who owns three billion tons of coal reserves, mostly in Illinois.

Why do we spend so much time counting other people's money? Because these moguls have the power to shape our world. Telecom billionaire turned prime minister Najib Mikati is keeping Lebanon's government together. Ernesto Bertarelli, who lost the America's Cup to Larry Ellison last year, is now focusing on saving the oceans from mass extinction. Gates and Buffett have already traveled to three continents working to change giving practices among the ultra-rich.

Where their inspiration leads, we will follow.

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