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Friday, 25 November 2011

NetDivvy Message to Unemployed Americans: It's Time To Make Real Money"

(PRWEB) October 18, 2011

The jobless rate of 9.1% remains a constant reminder of our economic times. Presidential candidate Herman Cain declared recently, Dont blame Wall Street if you dont have a job; blame yourselves.


His position however polarizing is an indication of our struggling economy. The unemployed are realizing they must seek new opportunities to earn a living as finding a traditional job seems hopeless. However, these new entrepreneurs need a place they can go to re-educate themselves to develop the business skills of the new economy. More importantly they need the tools to help them create their own economy.


NetDivvy.com closes the gap from where you are now to where you need to be and beyond, says Vince Reed Founder of NetDivvy.


I feel both horrible and excited for unemployed people, reveals Vince Reed, CEO of NetDivvy. Great stories of entrepreneurial success seem to begin during dark economic times by someone working out of their kitchen or garage. These stories provide inspiring examples of Americans that secured their financial future by deciding to take charge of their own destiny and create their own economy.


Reed studies the great marketers of our time as well as the most cutting edge internet and social media strategies and teaches them via his membership tools and training website NetDivvy.com. Using his methods, Reed has become a top producer in 3 companies. He has done this by leveraging the internet and not by harassing friends and family members like many are taught when they join home based businesses.


Reed was not born with internet savvy. 4 years ago, I struggled to send a simple e-mail attachment. Now I teach people the most cutting edge methods and strategies to build their home businesses. I understand change is uncomfortable. My most successful members have become comfortable with being uncomfortable. They associate being uncomfortable with progress.


Unemployment is so high because businesses realize they dont need a lot of employees to operate and generate a profit, explains Reed. As people look for new opportunities, they must realize that marketing is the difference between success and failure in business. My goal is to help these people become successful marketers.


NetDivvy provides push button internet tools like easy to build websites. A website is your new calling card in todays economy, declares Reed. NetDivvy also provides tools like sales and landing pages that help businesses build their list of customers. NetDivvy provides training on all these tools delivered via video and live webinars.


NetDivvy provides a home for anyone looking to take charge of their financial future and create their own economy.


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Security Tips for First Time Travelers

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 12, 2006

For some, traveling is a way to do business while for others, it is their time for enjoyment. Frequent travelers often know the ins and outs of traveling locally or overseas. However, statistics reveal that these travelers are usually people who travel for business whose main objective is to meet and talk to clients. Clearly, all they need is a hotel room. But pleasure fliers, or those who travel for vacations need more than just hotels. They travel to learn and explore new places and cultures. If you are one of them or planning to be just like them, you need a handful of general travel security tips to help keep your travel safe and enjoyable.


It is never a bad idea to learn something about the culture of the place that you plan to visit. Learn about the social norms, manners of dress, cuisine, form of government, and religious practices. Informing yourself about a nation's history, culture, customs and politics make your stay more significant. Even if English is a global language and spoken almost everywhere, it is to your advantage to try to learn the language of the locals. Grab a few useful phrases, greetings, and all other relevant information about your destination from the local library, travel books, and the Internet. Another general travel tip that is usually neglected is bringing light luggage. A lighter and less bulky luggage allows you to explore more freely and gives you ease of movement. This does not mean that you leave your essentials behind; rather, this means that you take only what is essential. Take only your toiletries, medicines, money substitutes, camera, and enough change of clothes. It is advisable to take clothes that are versatile and easily matched with other clothes in your luggage. For example, black trousers or pants go well with almost anything more than printed or embroidered jeans. It is also important to secure all travel documents like passports and travel insurance. Invest in a body document bag and wear it under your clothes. Better yet, deposit valuable documents in the hotel safe. Being tourists in a new place gets you special treatment but it also makes you a special target for theft.


Avoiding overseas theft is one factor that makes traveling safety necessary One way to avoid being a target is to dress simply and conservatively. The less jewelry, gadget, or expensive accessories you put on, the less your risks of getting robbed are. Thieves are attracted like bees to a honey pot to any show of affluence. Consider bringing only travelers's check or a credit card or two as cash substitute. Putting name tags on your bags and luggage is a good idea but it also allow bad elements to identify you. Travel security specialists suggest putting covered tags on the inside and outside your luggage. A hint for those who plan to travel: get the local US consul's office address and phone number. They provide assistance to American travelers who find themselves in trouble. These general travel tips do not mean to scare you out of international travel but to put you in your guard. Abroad, you are not in your territory and you are subject to the local laws; it is better to exercise safety practices.


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