Friday, October 7, 2011

Email Marketing : Gmail Has a Daily Limit on Sending Email – What is the solution form email marketer

 

gmail account disabled

Gmail imposes a limit on the attachment size (20 MB) and the overall storage space (6 GB and growing) but there's also a daily quote on sending email.  Break the rules and Google will disable you Gmail account temporarily without any warnings.

So while sending an email message to a large group of friends using Gmail, read the following rules to avoid temporary shut-down of Gmail:

Rule 1. If you access Gmail via POP or IMAP clients (like Microsoft Outlook), you can send an email message to a maximum of 100 people at a time. Cross the limit and your account will be disabled for a day with the error "550 5.4.5 Daily sending quota exceeded."

Rule 2. If you access Gmail from the browser, you may not address an email message to more than 500 people at a time. Try adding any more recipients in the To, CC or BCC field and your Gmail account will get probably disabled for 24-72 hours. Error: "Gmail Lockdown in Secton 4"

Rule 3. Always double check email addresses of recipients before hitting the Send button in Gmail. That's because your account will get disabled if the email message contains a large number of non-existent or broken addresses (<25 ?) that bounce back on failed delivery.

Rule 4: This is slightly unrelated but still important - Google will disable your Gmail account permanently if you don't check your Gmail email for a period of nine months. All the stored messages will be deleted and you Gmail address (user name) may be released for others to grab it.

 

Request any one to suggest the solution if I need to use mail merge to send more then 10,000 email per day.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

List of Companies in Bihar

1.   Shristi Consultants, Bhagalpur
- Bhagalpur, Bihar, India (Contact: Biswanath}
Products/Services: Placement activities
2.   Vasundhra Herbal, Buxar
P p road Buxar, Bihar, India (Contact: Singh}
Products/Services: Bio product
3.   Globle Telecom Soscity (GTS), Patna
Boring canal road anandpuri Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Manoj Pathak}
Products/Services: Transport by courior
4.   Pahal Classes Patna, Patna
Punaichak Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: R K Pathak}
Products/Services: Educational service and suggestion
5.   Rajgir Tour Agency, Rajgir
Shashank kumar, ragjir, silao,mitama-garh, nalanda Rajgir, Bihar, India (Contact: Shashank Singh}
Products/Services: All devlvery needs a tourist
6.   NaukriHubs, Patna
B.Rd Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: P. Kr}
Products/Services: Placement Services
7.   Opportunities Consultant Pvt Ltd, Patna
51C, Ashiana Galaxy, Exhibition Road, Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Anuj Kumar Sinha}
Products/Services: Job Consultant



Agro Products
8.   M K Industries, Lakhisarai
Naya Bazar, Dalpatti, Asstghati more Lakhisarai, Bihar, India (Contact: Manish Chandra}
Products/Services: Poultry / cattle feed supplements Poultry products Rice Maize , rice bran , rice husk
9.   Plant Remedies Pvt Ltd, Patna
Jamal road Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Gopal Bhalotia}
Products/Services: Seeds Bioproducts Herbs & Herbal products Neem cake /neem oil Pesticides or agro chemicals

Drugs and Chemicals
10.   Daksh Industries, Patna
105 Shrazeta ComplexSouth-East Gandhi Maidan Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Sameer Narayan}
Products/Services: Fertilizers Pesticides

Software and IT services
11.   Sri Maa Laxmi Computech Pvt Ltd, Begusarai
2nd, floor, Dr A K Roy Clinik Begusarai, Bihar, India (Contact: Rupesh Kumar, Nilesh , Ankush}
Products/Services: Computer aided design & drafting Computer hardware & peripherals Computers Computer training Data entry Internet Software Web publishing
12.   Technix-India, Patna
402, Vishal Commercial Complex Rajabazar, Bailey Road Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Masoom Mallick}
Products/Services: Computer aided design & drafting Computers Computer training Data entry Finite element analysis Internet Multimedia Software Web publishing Software development
13.   SABA IT Service, Patna
Behind Mashjid, Vyapur, Via Danapur Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Sajid Hussain}
Products/Services: Computer hardware & peripherals
14.   Digital Anticipeo, Patna
Baily Road Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Ritesh Sinha}
Products/Services: Computer hardware & peripherals Computer stationery Computers Computer training Software Web publishing Application Development
15.   Vision Around Technology Private Limited, Begusarai
At:-Bishanpur, PO:-Manopur Ps:-Bhagawanpur Begusarai, Bihar, India (Contact: Vivek Kumar}
Products/Services: Computer hardware & peripherals Computers Internet Software Web publishing SMS and Mailing
16.   La-Confiance Technologies Pvt Ltd, Patna
198,Patliputra Colny, Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Sumit}
Products/Services: Computer training Finite element analysis Multimedia Software Web publishing Data entry
17.   Sukritisoft, Patna
Staton Road, Araria Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Sukritisoft}
Products/Services: Computer training Internet Multimedia Software Web publishing Ecommerce
18.   Condign Solutions, Purnia
Opp-Krishna Paper Bags Shastri Nagar Purnia, Bihar, India (Contact: Gaurav Sinha}
Products/Services: Data entry Software Web publishing Online payment system, SMS based marketing system
19.   Shreya Software Technology (P) Ltd, Patna
96, Sahid Sunil Sen Sarani Dumdum Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Santosh Kr Pandey}
Products/Services: Internet Software Web publishing Software Developers
20.   Artoonz Media, Patna
3rd floor ashiana galaxy, exhibition road Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Rakesh Sinha}
Products/Services: Multimedia Web publishing
21.   TechnoCube, Patna
K/A-44 Lalita Market, hanuman nagar, kankarbagh Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Shubham}
Products/Services: Software
22.   Rspn Softech, Patna
313,Buddha Plaza,Budh marg near GPO Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Nadeem Khan}
Products/Services: Software Web publishing

Electrical/Electronics
23.   Standard Technical Services Pvt Ltd, New delhi
49, kilokari, ground floor, maharanibagh New delhi, Bihar, India (Contact: Deepak Priyadarshi}
Products/Services: Tele-communication equipments & cables R f,transmission,link

Apparel
24.   Soignee International, Bhagalpur
Shyam mandir gali,mandroja Bhagalpur, Bihar, India (Contact: Ajay Kumar}
Products/Services: Scarves, stoles, made-ups & handkerchieve Silk
25.   Shah Brothers, Patna
Pandey Narsingh Sahay Compound, North East Of Cong Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Jatin R Shah And Bijal J Shah}
Products/Services: Textile auxilliaries Textiles and fabrics

Minerals and Metals
26.   Kumar & Co, Munger
Nawagarhi Munger, Bihar, India (Contact: Rakesh Kumar}
Products/Services: Minerals & refractories Mica

Agents and Export houses
27.   K K Industries, MOsaboni MInes
Nand Lal Bhawan, Dist East Singhbhum MOsaboni MInes, Bihar, India (Contact: Madan Gupta}
Products/Services: Trading house

Plastics and Polymers
28.   Unibell Polyplast (P) Limited, Patna
1125/26, Hundal Road, mubarakpur, danapur cantt, Shahpur Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Sameer Albert}
Products/Services: Plastic products Plastic raw material Pvc rigid pipes,plumbing pipe, casing pipe, swr pipe, water storage tank, pvc pipe fittings,conduit pipe, pvc profile items, pvc transparent pipes

Miscellaneous Services
29.   National Trade & Techno, Patna
1st floor,tara bhawan, ashok raj path, opp b,n college, Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Loknath Ray}
Products/Services: Marketing Services Trade mark, copyright, patent, and industrial registration councelteny
30.   Balaji Store, Laukaha
Madhubani Laukaha, Bihar, India (Contact: Mohan}
Products/Services: Marketing Services
31.   RSPL (Rajray Securex Pvt Ltd ), Patna
Ground Floor, Asia Hotel, Near Times of India, Fraser Road, Patna, Bihar, India (Contact: Kishore Kumar}
Products/Services: Marketing Services Security Services

 

Request all of you to contribute if you know any company which is not listed here.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Registrar of Companies for Different States

Registrar of Companies
Registrars of Companies (ROC) appointed under Section 609 of the Companies Act covering the various States and Union
Territories are vested with the primary duty of registering companies floated in the respective states and the Union Territories and
ensuring that such companies comply with statutory requirements under the Act. These offices function as registry of records,
relating to the companies registered with them, which are available for inspection by members of public on payment of the
prescribed fee. The Central Government exercises administrative control over these offices through the respective Regional

Directors.

ANDHRA PRADESH
Sh. N.S. PONNUNAMBI
2ND FLOOR, CPWD BLDG.
KENDRIYA SADAN, SULTAN BAZAR, KOTI,
HYDERABAD - 500195
PHONE 040-4657937,4652807
FAX: 040-4652807
E-Mail: rochyd.sb@sb.nic.in
ASSAM
Sh. A.CHOWDHURY
MORELLO BUILDING,
GROUND FLOOR
SHILLONG - 793001
PHONE 0364-223665
E-Mail: rocshi.sb@sb.nic.in

BIHAR
Sh. MUKHTAR SINGH
MAURYA LOK COMPLEX
BLOCK A WESTERN WING
4TH FLOOR,
DAK BANGLOW ROAD
PATNA - 800001
PHONE 0612-222172
FAX: 0612-222172
E-Mail: rocpat.sb@sb.nic.in
DELHI & HARYANA
DR. NAVRANG SAINI
B-BLOCK PARYAVARAN
BHAWAN,
CGO COMPLEX, LODHI ROAD,
NEW DELHI - 110003
PHONE 011-4362708, 011-4362523
FAX 011-4364570
E-Mail: rocdel.sb@sb.nic.in

GOA,DAMAN & DIU
Sh. E. AHMED KUNJU
DAULAT BUILDING
2ND FLOOR ST.INEZ
PANAJI,
GOA - 403001
PHONE 0832-224180
FAX: 0832-224180
E-Mail: rocgoa.sb@sb.nic.in
DELHI & HARYANA
DR. NAVRANG SAINI
NEHRU STADIUM,
NEW DELHI - 110003
PHONE 011-4652609
E-Mail: rocjln.sb@sb.nic.in

J & K
Sh. M. M. JUNEJA
CAMP OFFICE
136/5, TRIKUTA NAGAR
JAMMU - 180012
PHONE 0364-470306
FAX: 0191-470306
E-Mail: rocjam.sb@sb.nic.in
Sh. A. RASHEED(Supdt.)
Office of ROC
SRINAGAR-470595
Website:
http://rocjammu.nic.in/
GUJARAT
Sh. B.N. HARISH
JIVABHAI CHAMBERS
ROC BHAWAN,OPP.RURAL PARK,
BEHIND ANKUR BUS STOP, AHMEDABAD-380009
PHONE 079-7437597
FAX 079-7438371
E-Mail: rocahm.sb@sb.nic.in

KERALA
Sh.HENRY RICHARD
M.G. ROAD,
ERNAKULAM
COCHIN - 682011
PHONE 0484-355231
FAX 0484-361424
E-Mail: rocern.sb@sb.nic.in
Website : http://rockerala.nic.in/
KARNATAKA
Sh. B. M. ANAND
'E' WING, 2ND FLOOR
KENDRIYA SADANA
KORAMANGALA, BANGALORE-560034
PHONE 080-5538531
FAX 080-5528531
E-Mail: rocban.sb@sb.nic.in
Website:http://www.kar.nic.in/roc

MAHARASHTRA
Sh. V.A.VIJAYAN
EVEREST, 100
MARINE DRIVE
MUMBAI - 400002
PHONE 022-2812639
FAX 022-2811977
HAKOBA COMPOUND, 2ND FLOOR,
DATARAM LALMARG, CHINCHPOKLI
KALACHOWKI,  MUMBAI
PHONE 022-3782497
E-Mail: rocbom.sb@sb.nic.in
MADHYA PRADESH
Sh. NAUBAT SINGH
CHAMBER BHAWAN,
SANATAN DHARAM MANDIR ROAD,
GWALIOR - 474009
PHONE 0751-321907
FAX: 0751-331853
E-Mail: rocgwa.sb@sb.nic.in

PONDICHERRY
Sh. M. KANNAN
NO. 35 FIRST FLOOR
ELANGO NAGAR
PONDICHERRY - 605011
PHONE 0413-36129
E-Mail: rocpon.sb@sb.nic.in
Website:http://rocpondy.pon.nic.in/
ORISSA
Sh. A. SAMANTARAI
2ND FLOOR
CHALCHITRA BHAWAN,
OFDC,BUXI BAZAR,
CUTTACK - 753001
PHONE 0671-305361, 306958
FAX: 0671-305361
E-Mail: roccut.sb@sb.nic.in

RAJASTHAN
Sh. V. K. KHUBCHANDANI
132, VIJAY NAGAR, KARTARPURA
NEAR KARTARPURA RAILWAY CROSSING,
JAIPUR - 302006
PHONE 0141-500564/5
FAX 0141-500564
E-Mail: rocjai.sb@sb.nic.in
PUNJAB, CHANDIGARH & HIMACHAL PRADESH
Sh. DIWAN CHAND
KOTHI NO. 286, DEFENCE COLONY
JALLANDHAR - 144001
PHONE 0181-223843
FAX 0181-223843
E-Mail: rocjal.sb@sb.nic.in

TAMILNADU-II
Sh. V. SELVARAJ
STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
2nd FLOOR TRICHY ROAD
COIMBATORE - 641005
PHONE 0432-318170 , 319640
FAX: 0432-310652
E-Mail  : roccoi.sb@sb.nic.in
TAMILNADU-I
Sh. K.PANDIAN
BLOCK NO.6,B WING 2nd FLOOR
SHASTRI BHAWAN 26,
HADDOWS ROAD,
CHENNAI - 600034
PHONE 044-8277182, 8272676
FAX 044-8234298
E-Mail: rocmad.sb@sb.nic.in
Website:http://www.rocchennai.tn.nic.in/

WEST BENGAL
Sh. T. P. SHAMMI
NIZAM PALACE
2nd MSO BUILDING
2nd FLOOR, 234/4, A.J.C.B. ROAD
KOLKATA - 700020
PHONE 033-2800409
FAX 033-2473795
E-Mail: roccal.sb@sb.nic.in
UTTAR PRADESH
Sh. N. K. BHOLA
37/17 WESTCOTT BUILDING
THE MALL
KANPUR - 208001
PHONE 0512-352304
FAX 0512-291769
E-Mail:  rockan.sb@sb.nic.in

PUNE
Sh.  S RAMAKANTH
PMT BUILDING, PUNE STOCK EXCHANGE
3RD FLOOR, DECCAN GYMKHANA
PUNE - 411004
PHONE
E-Mail: rocpun.sb@sb.nic.in

Monday, September 5, 2011

How to Start Internet Business

I’ve been studying resources lately designed to teach Internet business, but not just introductory materials, content that goes beyond beginners and is intended to take you to making making millions online.
In my case I’m interested in advanced topics that I can apply to what I do and fill my current knowledge gaps to take the next step forwards. While hunting for those elusive gold nugget ideas I invariably scan the introductory materials and learn with interest how this particular person or organization cover the basics – how they suggest you get traffic and make sales.
My studies have led me to the conclusion that Internet business is actually quite easy. Explained in simple terms (which I will do in a moment), the structure of a successful online enterprise is comprised of a few components, that when linked together can deliver hundreds, thousands and even millions of dollars in online profits.
Easy Money

Easy As 1-2-3

While we all have different ways of presenting what we do and the tiny details of getting a result vary, most Internet marketing experts teach the same few principles, which are in fact no different from what direct marketers have been doing and teaching for decades.
It goes something like this…

Step 1: Traffic

All online business models rely on traffic of some shape or form, and it’s here where I’m always curious to find what others do to drive attention to their business, as I’m sure you are too. In almost all cases a combination of one, two or all three of the following techniques are the main traffic drivers that fuel the business.
Pay Per Click: Buying traffic from Google’s AdWords is recommended as the quickest, but least forgiving traffic tool. Get this right and you get thousands of visitors instantly at a cost lower than the income they return. Get this wrong and you lose money. It’s a harsh learning curve, but for the winners the pay-off is significant.
Search Engine Optimization: Again Google is a significant component of this traffic source, delivering thousands of visitors to websites that rank well. I was tempted to call this traffic method “content marketing” but let’s keep this as simple as possible. For those who are diligent and learn how to leverage content, search engines offer a steady stream of free traffic – it can just take a while to get it flowing.
Affiliates: Affiliate marketing is the most underutilized traffic source for many Internet businesses and that’s likely because it takes more than mechanical mechanisms to make it work. Relationships are required, but when you get the elements right presenting a winning offer to affiliates results is a huge traffic windfall for you. Affiliate traffic is usually quality traffic, thus has the highest conversion rate and best of all – it only costs you money when you make money, so it’s a low-risk investment.
Beyond these three core traffic techniques there are many other methods that can be used, but if you look under the hood of most Internet businesses you will find that one or two or all three techniques above account for the big chunk of converting traffic.

What Is Yaro’s Best Source of Traffic?

In case you are wondering, my best source of traffic is affiliates followed by search engines. For most blogs search engines will account for the largest chunk and most dependable source of traffic, since good blogs are content driven and search engines love content.

Step 2: Make A Sale

Once traffic is flowing, the next condition required for a profitable business is to make that first sale. A targeted front end offer is the usual suggestion, in most cases a sub-$50 priced information product, although a physical product can work too (many late night TV infomercials use a loss-making front end offer of a physical product that is used to identify and open communication with customers).
The purpose of the front end product is to generate a customer. Profit does not come from sales of the front end product in most cases (it’s hard to get rich off a $27 ebook), rather it is raising the per customer value that results in the big gains (more on this at step 3).
The front end product is important because it opens the door to a potentially long term relationship, which when done right, will result in benefits for the company and the customer. The first sale also creates the window of opportunity for step 3 – upsells and back-end offers.

Step 3: Sell More With A Bigger Margin

The core concept of step 3 is that it is always easier to convince someone who is the process of buying or who has bought previously, to purchase more.
The front end offer at step 2 creates the buying condition and then at step 3, upsells, downsells and cross-sells of digital items, continuity products, coaching, consulting, physical products, seminars, conferences and anything you can come up with that is relevant and valuable to your customers, is where the profit comes from.
While not every customer will take advantage of back-end offers you make, the strategy relies only on small segments of your customers buying your upsells and back-end offers. The margins at this point however are significant, so one back-end sale can result in as much profit as 10, 100 or even 1,000 front end orders.
As I talk about in the Conversion Blogging Video and break down in some depth in the Sales Funnel 4-Part Article Series, the idea here is to filter down to a very small group of people, a subset of all the traffic you generate, who buy everything you offer (or at least something with a high profit margin). It’s these people who benefit the most from your business, but it takes the above three step process to attract and filter down to them.
When you get this process set-up, you can determine how much each customer to your site is worth. You know how much traffic you get, you know how many of them buy your front end offer depending on what source of traffic they come from and you know how many of them buy back-end products and upsells. From there you can calculate how much each customer is worth, on average, to your business.

Do You Know Your Customer Value?

Do You Know Your Customer Value?
Rich Schefren hammers home the concept of Customer Value in his Business Growth System. He really needed to get this principle right because long before he was an Internet business guru, he had physical real world businesses (an hypnosis company and a boutique fashion store in Manhattan, New York).
When you run real world stores your costs are so high that you have to get your numbers right. If you don’t, you lose money – lots of it. In the Internet world things are more forgiving because sunk costs are so much lower, however that doesn’t mean customer value is any less important.
Internet business owners don’t suffer the consequences of not focusing on the key customer metric, instead we can flounder around, test and fail and walk away perhaps bitter and frustrated, but it doesn’t cost us much more than our time. If you were investing ten or twenty or even hundreds of thousands into your business, you would know your numbers from the start.

Raising Customer Value

If you knew, despite selling a $27 front end ebook, that thanks to a strategically timed and optimized followup process, that each customer you convert is eventually worth $300 to your business, could you use that to your advantage?
Of course you could!
You could spend more on pay per click advertising. You could hire search engine and content development professionals. You can pay more money to affiliates. All these things drive more people into your business, result in a huge strategic advantage over your competitors and fuel massive profit growth.
If you have been keeping up with recent launches in the Internet marketing space, nearly all the leading players have been implementing this process recently, and that’s no coincidence. These guys (and a handful of girls) are testing, sharing results and then replicating the process and of course – promoting each other’s launches each time they have something new.
As I outlined above in the three steps, it’s not a difficult concept to grasp once you spend some time studying Internet marketing (and perhaps experiencing the process as a customer of another marketer). However so many things can hinder the outcome that very few get far enough along to realize the million dollar result.

If It Is So Easy – Why Isn’t Everyone Doing It?

The problems lie in the details. While the explanation I provided in this article may present a process that is conceptually easy enough to understand once you get used to the basics of Internet marketing, pulling it off is difficult.
Most fail at step one – traffic. Despite best intentions and some initial hard work, people are sporadic workers at best, and without some kind of immediate gratification, give up long before results come.
Worse still, many begin an Internet business with existing hindrances that plague their ability to perform – things like mortgages, full time jobs, families to support, ingrained self defeating belief systems, unrealistic expectations, poor work habits, an inability to let go of control or hire help when required, inferiority complexes, low self esteem or all manner of roadblocks can get in the way.
For those who persist long enough minor results come there way, yet after such a long journey and so much effort, they are disappointed and discouraged – they expected to be making better money by now.

Take It To The Next Level

Take it to the next levelHard workers and people with talent often get the traffic part right and might even make some money with a front end offer or selling affiliate products, but they are working at full steam just to maintain that level. The idea of creating more product to sell for upsells and back-ends, creating sales pages, recruiting affiliates and doing even more seems impossible – the current workload is suffocating enough.
I can vouch for this because, while I’m successful to a degree (certainly above average), I am still not realizing a lot of potential – in fact I’d say I’m only realizing 10% of what I could achieve if I took the next step with my own business.
The advantage I have is I don’t see it as impossible to take the next step, nor do I feel that I am suffocating because I’ve built my business based on freedom before money. However, I do face a choice as to where my business is going to go next.

What Tiny Details Hold You Back?

It’s inevitable if I want my business to grow that I will need to make changes. The greatest potential for growth in any business is removing those things that hold it back, that constrain it. This is such a big issue that Rich Schefren decided to focus his entire new report just on constraints (I’ll get you the download link for the report at the end of this article).
As I stated earlier, it’s the details that stop people from succeeding at all points of the 3 step system for a successful Internet business. In my case, I’m held back somewhere around the step 2 and 3 area, although there is certainly potential to do a lot more at step 1 as well.
Here’s a list of the constraints holding me back -
  1. Lack of product to sell: I’ve got a bunch of products that are near complete or merely ideas in my head to be created that I just never get around to implementing. As a result, I don’t have anything close to a fully developed sales funnel with upsells and a back-end.
  2. No sales process for new products: Even with products ready to go, I can’t sell them until I have a sales page up and running with my shopping cart to take payment and deliver the goods. Plus you need autoresponders to keep the marketing system going for each new product and let’s not forget the whole “launch process” for each new product.
  3. Maintenance of current systems: I spend most of my time keeping the status quo going and there’s very little work on new projects. I blog, support my paying students, promote affiliate products and fix things when they break.
  4. I’m traveling: This one is understandable and will change soon enough, but it’s a constraint now because the little details (again with the details!) while traveling suck time too.
  5. I’m holding myself back: Ultimately, as a big picture answer – I need to get a whole lot of stuff done that I cannot realistic do myself – I need the help of other people.
I could break each point above into more minute details, all the tiny things that need to get done that constrain my results, but I think you get my point.
Now, how about you?
Every business owner should be able to sit down and relate a series of constraints that hold them back, based on where they currently are with their business and where they want to go next.
I suggest right now you take a look at what you focus on with your business, what the next step is to achieve your next immediate goal and what’s holding you back from getting it done.

Care to share your constraint?

If you are brave – take a few minutes to leave a comment reply to this article and list your present constraints, where you currently sit in the 3-step Internet business system and what needs to get done next.

You Need Awareness Followed By Action

Thankfully, just be reading this article to this point and reflecting on your own business situation you are getting closer to figuring out what is stopping you from successfully implement the oh-so-easy 3-step Internet business plan.
Here’s a process you can go through next to keep the momentum going –
  1. Become aware of the need for change
  2. Determine what problem has to be solved next
  3. Isolate the first step required to move towards solving the problem
  4. Collect the required resources to take that first step
  5. Execute
Rinse and repeat this to remove every constraint you have and you will be a millionaire. It’s that easy :-) .

Need More Help Dealing With Your Constraints?

Rich Schefren has just published his latest report – The Uncertainty Syndrome – which focuses specifically on the idea that constraints are what hold us back from succeeding at business to the level we desire.
If you like the ideas discussed in this article you will love his report. You can grab it here for free –
Download the Uncertainty Syndrome Report

What’s Next?

As always, I’ll continue to reveal my entrepreneur’s journey here on this blog as I attempt to deal with my constraints and take the next step with my business.
Whenever possible I’ll report back to you what I’m up to and my results, so make sure if you haven’t already that you -
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Reference : http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/987/how-to-start-internet-business/

Future Reading:

http://www.independent.co.uk/money/how-to-start-your-own-internet-business-461031.html

http://emarketingman.com/start-internet-business.shtml