Free Opportunity in Mortgage Acceleration IndustryWritten by Consumer Mortgage
One of largest untapped industries in small business sector is Biweekly Mortgage Accelerations market. With, over 52 million mortgages active today in United States, and only about 2% of these mortgage holders aware that they can prepay their mortgage for a substantial savings, market is poised for growth. Biweekly Mortgage Acceleration is a form of prepaying a home mortgage, without changing terms or conditions of mortgage. It simply changes way mortgage owner pays it, and way in which payments are applied to lender. Instead of sending monthly checks for full amount, half of regular monthly payment is debited from clients checking or savings account every other week. By paying this way, an extra one half payment is applied to mortgage every six months. This allows equity to be created almost 300% faster than conventional payment methods, and reduces length of mortgage 7 to 10 years. And, finally it saves mortgage holder up to $70,000 on interest paid to lender, although this program is endorsed by newspapers, magazines, and U.S. Government, few homeowners are aware these types of programs exist. The most common obstacle facing entrepreneurs thinking about getting into mortgage acceleration industry is cost of these programs, which can range from a few hundred to a thousand dollars. But, a company called Consumer Mortgage Reduction Service is offering entrepreneurs a chance to get involved in this industry for free. As a Mortgage Accelerations Representative, income potential is phenomenal, more than other types of ventures and it can be started from home on a shoestring budget.
| | List Building vs. Search Engine Optimization: Which One Really Works Better?Written by Robert Gwuzd
List Building vs. Search Engine Optimization: Which One Really Works Better? by Robert Gwuzd © 2004 http://www.opt-insolution.comIt seems excitement about search engine optimization fades in and out from time to time. The more people talk about search engine optimization (SEO) more it seems to be logical choice for bringing customers to your site. However, there are some points that I haven’t seen anyone else make as of yet about effectiveness of SEO versus effectiveness of building a responsive list. I think you’ll be surprised to see which one comes out on top. Rules and Regulations There are rules and regulations for almost everything in life. List building and SEO are no different. Rules for SEO: Your HTML coding has to be just so in order to rank highly on engines. Your copy (text) also needs to include specific keywords a certain number of times in specific places or you might not be accepted. And if you are accepted, unless you follow all “dos” and “don’ts” of SEO, you’ll likely not see top 10… or even top 50. Rules for List Building: Offer a good product or service; notify your list about it, and watch sales come in. The Only Constant Is Change If you do get accepted in search engines, you might be tempted to rest easy. Don’t! As we’ve seen in recent months, search engines can change their policies and ranking orders at flip of a switch. If you depend on search engines for all your traffic, such a change could leave you completely out of business. Not good! Lists on other hand are built from loyalty… not rules and regulations. The people who subscribe to your list, ezine, or newsletter are there because they want to be. They’ve come to you because you offer them something of quality… something unique.
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