Out With The Hype, In With The Business Model

Written by Ante Miljak


The Internet, 2002!!!

Will it bring us a sound business model?

Yes!

During 2001, two simultaneous and drastic changes took place onrepparttar Internet. Thousands of unprofitable websites closed down andrepparttar 106569 business philosophy of “FREE” changed to “PAID”.

Economic reality has forced webmasters to realize that spending lots of time and money attracting thousands of freebie hunters to their websites is a ruinous business.

Although one can still pick up some useful free software here and there, most freebies are either outdated e-books or disguises for entry into paid programs.

The realization has dawned that it is better to have 10 buying customers than 10 000 bandwidth wasting freebie hunters. Bandwidth costs money.

Another notable change onrepparttar 106570 Internet isrepparttar 106571 rapidly diminishing number of programs making “overnight millionaires”. Not only hasrepparttar 106572 hype become ineffective, but it is also counterproductive. What sounds too good to be true, normally is.

A sound business model is gainingrepparttar 106573 recognition it deserves. The calculators are out. Quality is replacing quantity. Prices are rising.

Hosting, time, bandwidth and other fixed costs are becoming powerful catalysts that are forcing a rethink of business strategy and philosophy.

What does this mean for Internet business in 2002?

An escalation of profitable business models. Flexibility will be a decisive factor inrepparttar 106574 long-term success of any business enterprise. In an environment of rapid technological advances, a business model has to be able to adopt new technologies as they appear to avoid becoming obsolete.

Businesses in 2002 will have to become one stop shops to save time and increase efficiency. They will have to offer a combination of products, traffic generation, marketing strategy and all other aspects necessary to run a viable enterprise. Navigation and technical terms have to be simple to accommodaterepparttar 106575 thousands of newbies that are joiningrepparttar 106576 Internet daily.

@ Great American Enterprise; Catalytic Converters

Written by jlpenzo


Recycling. Catalytic converters. Precious metals such as Platinum, Palladium,and Rhodium. All these things go together. While one is recyclingrepparttar scrap catalytic converters, you can be making a good living at it. This is a business enterprise that you jump into tomorrow,with very little investment, and cash out with big dividends. There is an endless supply of leads to reap from. This business can be done in any part ofrepparttar 106568 country. All you need as far as equipment to start is something to put your catalytic converters in. A pickup truck,a station wagon, or a trailer. You may want to invest enough to buyrepparttar 106569 Bobcat, Shear, and trailer. That way you cut on an average of 200-250 per day. What if you made a $10.00-15.00 per converter average? Not a bad days work. All this is possible. And you will be cleaning uprepparttar 106570 enviroment.

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