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Tell Me Thursday – February 9

Thursday, February 9th, 2012

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday was for a Couponing ebook that’ll help you save money at the store. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

Saving money is not easy at times, but one way that works every time is couponing. Of course the only way it will work is if you do it the right way. I’ve learned from mistakes I’ve made and I don’t want those same things to happen to you, so I created a guide to help you avoid those mistakes.

If you’ve tried to coupon, but found you only save a few pennies to a couple of dollars or if you don’t even know where to begin, they you need this ebook. If you’ve taken one look at the coupons in your paper or if you’ve looked at the store ads and don’t have any idea how to put it all together, then you need this ebook.

Taking it to the Extreme: A Guide to Couponing will help you to have a better understanding of the things you need to do to make the most of your couponing experience. You’ll learn about the lists you need to create and the different online websites you can go to for printable coupons.

If you’re interested in learning how to coupon and save money at the store, click here to see how you can save money.

Tell Me Thursday – January 26

Thursday, January 26th, 2012

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday was the Pinterest website. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

How many times have you surfed the internet and found an image and then wanted to go back to it later, only to find you couldn’t remember the site you were on? If you’ve found yourself in this situation you need Pinterest.

Pinterest is a Virtual Pinboard. It allows you to organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes.

Best of all, you can browse pinboards created by other people. Browsing pinboards is a fun way to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.

If you’re interested in Pinterest, click here to see how you can set up an account and get started.

Tell Me Thursday – December 29

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday was the PLR for Christians website. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

Content is the key to a good website, article, or blog post. Without it you have nothing and that’s not good for business. You need to have content so your readers, website viewers, and your market will know what you’re about and how you can help them.

When you find you don’t know what to write, you don’t have time to write from scratch, or you need something quick, you need something to help you. One of the best ways to do this is to use PLR articles. PLR stands for Private Label Rights and this means you purchase the article and it’s yours to do what you want with.

You need to rewrite them so the content is yours and not the same as everyone else that buys the packs. Changing the articles will help you to have original content for your site or blog. Original content is very important to the spiders that crawl sites for Google and other search engines.

When you’re looking for well written PLR articles from a site you can trust, you need to go with PLR for Christians. You won’t have to worry about whether or not the information used in the articles is in line with your own Christian morals, beliefs, and convictions. Knowing the articles you purchase will be good quality and trustworthy will make it easier to purchase.

For more information on the PLR packs offered, click here.

Tell Me Thursday – December 8

Thursday, December 8th, 2011

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday was the “Coups for Troops” website. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

Coups For Troops was created by a stay-at-home mom, trying to save money for her family by couponing. Being a strong supporter of the US military, she wanted to assist those that serve.

At Coups For Troops, our goal is to help make the lives of soldiers and their families a little easier by shipping coupons right to their door.

Commissaries overseas accept manufacturer coupons up to six months past expiration. You can help by adopting a military family through our Direct Mail program or by sending your coupons to our satellite location closest to you.

For more information on this great program, go to their donate page.

Tell Me Thursday – November 17

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday was the “Saving Christmas: Magical Tips for Creating Lasting Christmas Memories” ebook cover. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

Christmas is right around the corner and will definitely be here before we know it. Sometimes it’s hard to get into the spirit for one reason or another. Don’t let that get you down. Our “Saving Christmas: Magical Tips for Creating Lasting Christmas Memories” ebook will help you get there.
Do you remember those magical Christmases of your childhood? Your family may not have had a lot of money, but that didn’t really matter, did it? If you’re like me, the memories you treasure the most were the ones that didn’t cost a thing, except time and love.

Christmas is supposed to be a magical time of year when memories are made that will last a lifetime and be fondly remembered year after year. My e-book, “Saving Christmas: Magical Tips for Creating Lasting Christmas Memories”, will help you do just that.

Read more about the “Saving Christmas: Magical Tips for Creating Lasting Christmas Memories” ebook and how you can purchase your own copy when you click here.

Tell Me Thursday – October 27

Thursday, October 27th, 2011

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday is a picture of my friend Colleen Bain and her daughter Shannon. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

When Shannon was 11 months old she was diagnosed with Opsoclonus Myoclonus Syndrome (OMS) which attacks her brain. She started speech, occupational, and physical therapies immediately because the OMS completely stripped her of all learning skills. And, of course, lack of learning skills meant that she would have learning problems when she went to school.

Like every other parent of a child with disabilities, we sought every possible therapy that might cure Shannon and help her learn. They could not understand why Shannon was not learning and progressing in school. They never knew the real problem was that our child had very weak learning skills (cognitive skills). Later, they realized that Shannon did not have adequate memory, attention, or visual and auditory processing to learn efficiently.

Shannon was diagnosed in September 2011 as being in an active relapse with Opsoclonus Myoclonus Syndrome (OMS) which attacks her brain. This means she will undergo more treatments and numerous trips to doctor’s in a different state.

For her parents this means a lot of money will be spend on her care and Colleen will have little time to work her business. Their money is dwindling fast and so they’re asking for your help. Here is a fundraiser page where you’ll be able to donate money and read all about Shannon. You’ll see a video with Shannon as the star and you’ll be able to read comments made by others.

Colleen and Tom could really use your help during this difficult time. In any other situation they would never dream of asking others for help, but the medical expenses for Shannon will cost them a lot more than what they have even though they have insurance. If you can find it in your heart and your wallet to help, click here today.

Tell Me Thursday

Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

The Wordless Wednesday post I shared yesterday is the personal blog of Caryn Schulenberg. If you missed the picture, click here to view it.

Caryn became interested in geneology when her uncle started sending old pictures of the family in his letters to her. She stored them in a box to keep them all together.  She recently came across that box of old pictures and she has decided to use her blog to keep record of stories of her families past as well as current stories, such as that of her grandchildren.

I personally think this is a neat way to share your family history with them. We live in a world filled with technology and blogs are a great way to get the younger generations to become interested in this history. The pictures that Caryn shares makes the stories come to life and make it very interesting to read! Caryn spends a lot of time with her mother and her in-laws. She has dedicated much of her day to caring for them and in that time, she is able to hear from them their life stories.  Many of us find that when we lose a family member, their stories go with them. Caryn’s blog will ensure that future generations know where they came from and what values their families had!

Caryn is also an insurance agent and runs a successful home based Avon business on the side. If you are interested in purchasing Avon products from Caryn, click here.

Tell me Thursday: July 28

Thursday, July 28th, 2011

Yesterday we featured a logo from a wonderful site that belongs to my very good friend Michelle Shaeffer. Click here if you missed the logo.

No matter what your website content is and why you have a need to have a site online hosting is the most important thing to have. Without it nobody would see your site. If you choose the wrong one you could see more down time than up time and that’s not a good thing when you’re trying to make money online. This is why choosing the right host is important and it’s a decision you don’t need to take lightly.

Today we’d like to introduce you to CreoCommunico. Michelle Shaeffer is the owner and she does a fantastic job making sure her servers are always up to day and that her clients are happy with the service she provides.

When you choose CreoCommunico you’ll receive free setup and no hidden fees, you’ll have 24/7 support ticket response, 350+ video tutorials to help you do what you need to do, and so much more. Michelle’s prices are very reasonable and the amount of space you receive with each package is perfect.

Choosing the right host is important and you’ll know you have made the right choice when you choose CreoCommunico. Michelle has a number of websites she has created and hosts through her own company so you know it’s the best. Michelle also offers an affiliate program so it’s easy to refer your favorite hosting company and make a little extra cash.

So if you’re unhappy with your current host or looking to bring your business online, CreoCommunico is the way to go. Michelle will take care of all your needs and then some.

Tell me Thursday – June 16

Thursday, June 16th, 2011

Yesterday we featured a logo from a wonderful site that belongs to my very good friend Rhonda Warren. Click here if you missed the logo.

This logo goes with Rhonda’s personal site and it’s also for the place where she lists the websites she has for sale. I wanted to share this site with you today because she has three awesome sites that you need to check out and consider purchasing. The asking price is very reasonable and what she offers will help you get started.

The information and cost for each site is below.

WAHMFocus.info – Asking $199 OBO – This site is a Networking type website (similiar to facebook) in the Work at Home Niche. It was created for Work at Home Moms to brainstorm and connect about their home business and work online. It is already set up with ClickBank Ads, as well as Adsense. It also comes with a Twitter Account and Facebook Fan Page already set up!

WAHMSHowTo.com – Asking $199 OBO – This site is a website focused to helping moms learn different things about working from home, tips and more! This site is full of articles pertaining to Work at Home, its set up with Adsense and Click Bank Ads!! It also includes a Twitter Account and Facebook FanPage all ready to help you begin promoting your new website!!!

OperationLoveMyLife.com – Asking $199 OBO – Is a website focused to living a happier life. This site is full of articles pertaining to Living a Happier life, its set up with Adsense and Click Bank Ads!! It also includes a Twitter Account and Facebook FanPage all ready to help you begin promoting your new website!!!

If you’re interested in purchasing one of these sites or you need more information, click here to visit Rhonda’s page.

Tell Me Thursday

Thursday, May 19th, 2011

Yesterday we featured a logo from a wonderful new website belonging to our site owner, Corrie Petersen. Click here if you missed the logo. This logo goes along with new business venture Corrie has decided to start. She enjoys helping others and hates to see them struggle.

Operation Christian Couples  is the name of this new business and it’s designed to help married couples. No matter if you’ve been married for just a few months or if you’ve been married for 20+ years, it can be a struggle at times. Ruts are hard to get out of, but they are certainly easy to get into.

Corrie offers 30 days worth of love tips through her program. Most of these tips are easy to do and can be planned within a few minutes or hours and carried out the next day. You will however, find a few that will take some planning on your part, but will be well worth it in the long run.

If you feel your marriage is in a rut or could be close to that rut, don’t wait. Click here to visit her site today to find out how she can help you get through the rut and be on top in the end. The cost for this program is $10. For that amount, you’ll receive a love tip each day for 30 days. This small investment is worth it when you think about your marriage.

So if you’re ready to step through the rut and come out on top, don’t waste another minute, click here to visit her site and learn how you can become a part of this special program and show your spouse you care.

Corrie’s other businesses include Virtual Freedom 4 You , Ghostwriter to the Rescue, WAHM-Articles, and you can read about what the family has going on when you read her mommy blog called Peek Into My Life As A Sports Mom.