Six ways to make extra money for Christmas

Written by Anna-Marie Stewart


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6. Try to get a "stand-in" job in a busy resturant, pub or club. Maybe even a pizza delivery job. There`s big tips to be had at Christmas time, and never enough staff.

Try out one, two, or even all of these ideas NOW and you`ll have that little bit of extra cash in your pocket in time for Christmas. Feel free to let me know how it works for you, I`d love to hear it!

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Michael Jackson, Classic Marketing Blunders And Your Wallet!

Written by Dean Phillips


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Unfortunately, that turned out to be a very costly lesson for Coca-Cola. They lost millions of customers to their bitter rival and number two soft drink giant, Pepsi.

They also took a bath financially.

Yes, Coca-Cola is stillrepparttar number one soft drink. Butrepparttar 120109 gap has been narrowed significantly.

Here's another example:

Burger King wanted desperately to be "French Fries King." For years,repparttar 120110 No. 2 hamburger chain beat out McDonald's in taste tests of hamburgers, butrepparttar 120111 Golden Arches kept a lock on havingrepparttar 120112 number one french fries. So, Burger King spent several years formulating a new french fry, a potato stick coated--unlike its predecessor--with a layer of starch designed to help retain heat and add crunch. Armed with a $70 million marketing war chest,repparttar 120113 company rolled out its biggest product launch ever in 1998.

So, what happened? Burger King's new french fries turned out to be a whopper of a flop! "Sales of fries are significantly down," stated a 1999 internal memo. "Double digit percent of consumers avoid Burger King because of our french fries."

Ouch! Fortunately, Coca-Cola and Burger King were able to survive near catastrophic miscalculations, because they had billions of dollars behind them.

But other companies that badly miscalculate that don't have those kind of financial resources, generally end up going out of business.

That's basically why so many dot-com companies are dropping like flies--and will continue to do so.

Don't try to reinventrepparttar 120114 wheel. Instead, takerepparttar 120115 path of least resistance. Focus on what people are actually buying, and promoterepparttar 120116 daylights out of it, applying sound, proven advertising and marketing techniques.

In closing, you'll incur fewer risks and your wallet will be a lot fatter, if you just sell what people are buying!



Dean Phillips is an Internet marketing expert, writer, publisher and entrepreneur. Questions? Comments? Dean can be reached at mailto: dean@lets-make-money.net

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