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This Blog’s For You: The Reason I Write Erica.Biz

9. December 2010

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Happy third birthday, erica.biz! It seems like yesterday that I decided to change my little personal blog into a powerhouse business blog with a real community behind it. When I launched erica.biz on December 4, 2007, I wasn’t sure where it would go. A lot of people held the opinion that the blogosphere was “saturated.” [...]

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Only72 Review and Bonus (Proof That I’ve Gone Completely Insane)

29. November 2010

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Thanskgiving is finally over, and I’m a little sleep-deprived. But I stayed up late because this is important, and I think it may really help you… I know how hard it is to find someone you trust to show you how to make your first dollar (or first hundred dollars) online. It seems like every [...]

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Worried About Failing? Read This…

23. November 2010

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This is a guest post from Vik Tantry of There’s Money Everywhere. Failure. It’s a scary word. It means that we made a bad decision, and we fear that our failure will reflect poorly on us as a person. But as we all know, failure is a part of life. Without failing, we’ll never succeed [...]

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The One Thing Successful Entrepreneurs Do Differently

18. November 2010

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Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a small mastermind. Four of the five people participating had sold or built businesses for at least $1 million, and the fifth person was a successful, high-income earner in real estate. I attend a lot of marketing meetings and conferences, and listen in to many conversations entrepreneurs [...]

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How to Make Potential Customers Fall In Love With You in 30 Seconds

4. November 2010

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If I hear someone say “I am a life coach!” in their elevator pitch one more time, I swear I’m going to go all Homer Simpson and throttle them around the neck. Let me explain. You see, I go to a lot of networking events…and I meet a whole lot of people. Unfortunately, 99% of [...]

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