Archive for February, 2009

Here’s short comparision between two advertising models: Electronic Billboards of North America and Google AdWords:

1. Google Adwords is PPC (Pay Per Click) advertisement technology where you pay when someone clicks on your ad link. In some cases it’s good, but when you choose right keyword for you, you suddenly discover that you are only one of buyers of keyword and in order to get click to your link you should pay up to 70$ per click (for some keywords). With Electronic Billboards of North America technology you only pay for owing keyword for full year and you, and only you will be shown as a result of search for your keyword.

2. In Google Adwords campaign you have to constantly compete with other companies and set higher price for your keywords than your competitors. Sometimes your ROI can be negative and you should be high professional to get positive results. With Electronic Billboards of North America you just need to set url for keyword and get ready for getting traffic to your website.

3. Your advertisement budget can slightly vary in Google Adwords, depending on keywords and number of impressions that you choose. Electronic Billboards of North America has fixed flat price for any keywords that you choose. Only traffic will vary, so only thing that you have to worry is to choose right keywords for your business.

4. When someone searches phrase that you own, Electronic Billboards of North America already displays your website in IFRAME so it means that people already can see your website, without clicking on ad link (not many people like clicking on ad links).

5. Finally, Google Adwords works only with Google Search Engine, when Electronic Billboards of North America works on All Major Search Engines, plus hundreeds of other partner websites with search features!

So, after all comparisions you can decide which model is best for you.

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Most people think that everyone would love to work at home but in reality, work at home is not for everyone. Of course a working at home has many advantages, but never forgets the inconvenience involved.

People feign for the freedom, making their own hours, sleeping in, no more commuting, you can take a day off whenever you want, you don’t have to deal with co workers, and being your own boss.

All this sounds good, does not it? On the flip side it is a great responsibility and very few are able to simply close shop at 6pm and off for the night as they can in a brick and mortar work.

You do not work set hours and you do not make a designated amount of money. Many like the idea of working at home so they can be with their families but do not forget the old adage, “Be careful what you ask for.”

You must be able to truly balance dual roles of being a productive worker and a parent. You must be able to set firm boundaries and make sure you use your business as efficiently as possible.

Balance will be both your best friend and your worst enemy. When you work at home, it means you are independent. Self-employment is often reflected by some as one who is unemployed, unless you’re an entrepreneur.

Many people see working from home as simply staying at home. You have to be able to face these obstacles and conquer them. There will be unexpected guests who think that because you are home it is time to socialize.

You may find the phone rings on the hook just because you’re home so you must be available to chat. You do not want to be rude but sometimes it takes a hammer on the head for people to understand.

Put a note on your door you that says you are not available 8-5 and either get a phone line or send all calls to voice mail and check them later.

When it comes to opportunities at home, they are endless. You can work from a computer, an accountant, to billing, telemarketing, assembling parts and day care, make silk flower arrangements, refinishing furniture, or even knitting bedspreads.

If you have a niche, there is a chance someone wants you!

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