Wednesday, 24 July 2013

PaySpree: An Affiliate Network That Pays Instant Commission On Every Product




If you are a network marketer and sell digital products online you certainly know of ClickBank and PayDotCom, the two most popular affiliate networks.



While I am an affiliate of both of these great companies which I highly recommend, today I want to tell you about a brand new service that really caught my attention a while ago. It's called PaySpree and the reason it caught my attention is that ALL its members get paid for their sales instantly. And they can choose whether to be paid by PayPal, Payza or Credit Card.



Will you be surprised to hear that even affiliates get paid for their referred sales instantly? Yes, that’s true.



PaySpree will no doubt become quite a big hit as the lure of 'instant commissions' was what massively helped in the resounding success of products such as 7DollarSecrets and the RapidActionProfits scripts. And PaySpree offers even more than what you get from those.



As a money-making blogger, I've actually come across products for sale that are just lists of affiliate programs that pay instant paypal commission. And I've seen many threads in the various internet marketing forums itching for where to find instant commission affiliate programs. Nobody is got to look no more because there is an entire site and marketplace dedicated to them.



As soon as you become a member, not only can you start promoting any product in the marketplace but also you can add your own products so affiliates can promote them for you! Since all commission payments are handled automatically by PaySpree, what else should it sound to anymore but a winner.



When I signed up and had a look around the site, it looked pretty simple and non cluttered; I therefore heartily invite you to check it out at the links below. You’d be so blown away that you’d not even remember to let me know what you think: 

Sign up here





How to trade on IndiaMART, my number two B2B site



My number two choice to sell or maybe look to buy a physical or digital product; or to easily find buyers or sellers on the internet anywhere in the world is the B2B (Business to Business) platform IndiaMART.

1. About IndiaMART
IndiaMART.com was created by Mr Dinesh Agarwal in 1996. As India’s largest online B2B marketplace for Small & Medium Size Businesses, it figures among the top ten B2B marketplaces in the world and connects Indian businesses with both domestic and foreign buyers, sellers and suppliers. IndiMART is used by more than 1.2 million suppliers to generate business leads from over 6.5 million reliable and competitive business partners. 2800 employees across 60+ offices in India work for the company. Its existing investors include Intel Capital and Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd.

IndiaMART’s core values (take responsibility, work with passion and commitment, move ahead as a team and conserve the integrity) have helped the company achieve its mission of bringing measurable benefits to its customers.

2. Buyers Tool Kit
IndiaMART helps a buyer to succeed in their online business in various ways:

a) Subscribe trade alerts

This gives you updates on:

● newly added products
● trends and demand for products
● supplier information
● latest buying requests, etc.

b) Register free to manage personalized services

A free member is granted access to:

● Post buy requests

c) Tell us what you need

Are you looking for something special? All you have to do is complete a simple form to let IndiaMART know and your purchase requirement will be fulfilled.

d) Receive Quotes

This IndiaMART tools enables a buyer to receive customized price quotes from qualified suppliers via email or phone.

e) Pick Best Supplier & Place Order!

You need the best company to supply you your requirement? This is the quick and easy feature that will help you compare quotes and choose the best suppliers.
f) Easy Buying
IndiaMART makes it easy for you to buy online: you send in your purchase requirement and verified suppliers send you quotations.
g) Supplier Matchmaking
Do you need to be matched with a supplier? IndiaMART will not only find you the best matched supplier but also a verified one for your buy requirement.

3. Suppliers Tool Kit
On the IndiaMART platform, suppliers also receive resources to do their work effortlessly online:

a) Post products free

They can post their offers for buyers to view them.

b) Register free to manage personalized services:

● Add photo products on their catalog
● Post sell offers
● View business enquiries and responses

4. Services
The services IndiaMART.com offers its members are:

a) Take First Step in Online Marketing
This service tool tool enables one to start online operations on the platform. It can therefore be a new member’s first step in doing business online with IndiaMART.

IndiaMART.com offers products that enable small & medium size businesses generate business leads (online catalogs/store-fronts), establish their credibility (third party verified trust profile) and use business information (finance, news, trade shows, tenders) for their business promotion.

b) TrustSEAL
This tool, added to a business listing on the platform, shows buyers and suppliers that the member is a trustworthy partner. And it no doubt brings trust to the member’s online business.

c) Buy leads
If you are looking for only genuine, to verified, relevant business enquiries online, this IndiaMART product is for you.

d) Maximiser
e) The Complete Online Marketing Solution
Would you want to start big on IndiaMART? Then this comprehensive online marketing IndiaMART feature is for you. It is big on features, ROI, value and benefits.

f) Star Supplier
A star supplier solution gives a member a starry presence online. It works by listing a member on the portal as a Star. This highlights them among suppliers in all the relevant categories.

g) Leading Supplier
Are you an industry leader or do you want to showcase yourself as one? Then get IndiaMART’s Leading Supplier solution for your business and showcase yourself as such to global buyers.
h) Trade shows
Another interesting feature a buyer, seller or supplier can also find on the IndiaMART platform are:
● trade shows by industry 
● trade shows by country
● conferences.
Interested? Sign up here

Thought Of The Day


"You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what theywant." ― Zig Ziglar

More feared than death: Long-term care




By Dan Mangan | CNBC – 4 hours ago
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These people fear the bill collector more than the Grim Reaper.
Among workers ages 40 and 50, nearly half fear the financial consequences of a critical illness-compared with just 29 percent who rate dying as their biggest concern, according to a new study. 

That fear of a hit to the wallet being a bigger concern than dying is most pronounced among single workers, single women and single parents, according to the Sun Life Financial survey, "Well-Placed Fears: Workers' Perceptions of a Critical Illness."

For example, single women in that 40-50 age group who earn less than $50,000 are four times more concerned about the financial fallout of a critical illness than they are worried about being killed by it, the report found. 

(Read more: For millions of workers, getting sick doesn't pay)

And most single parents and single women ages 22 to 39 in that income bracket are more worried about paying the bills from those illnesses than dying from them. 

Despite those stark money-related fears, the overwhelming majority of American workers are going without insurance coverage that would specifically pay bills from a critical illness.
Thirty-six percent of the workers who responded to the survey believe they have critical illness coverage-but less than 5 percent of all workers are estimated to actually carry such coverage. 

 

"Our findings suggest that benefits brokers and [human resources] decision-makers might especially want to consider offering critical illness and cancer insurance if their employee base contains a significant group of women, workers age 40 to 50 or singles," said Bob Klein, senior vice president of Sun Life's voluntary and multi-line divisions. 

Klein's singling out of cancer stemmed from another major finding of the survey, which polled more than 4,100 full-time workers and was conducted by Kelton Research. 

Nearly half of all workers polled-48 percent-were most worried about falling victim to an invasive cancer. Heart attack was the top concern for 32 percent, and stroke for 15 percent.

Ironically, those diseases' costs are inversely related to the degree that people worry about them. Stroke has an out-of-pocket average cost of $17,680, followed by heart attack with an average cost of $14,234, and cancer at $6,740, Sun Life Financial noted. 

The study not only found that people were worried about the financial effect of a critical illness; they had actually felt such effects after falling victim. 

(Read more: High medical bills now a major reason people file for bankruptcy)

Of the 285 survey respondents who had suffered a critical illness, two-thirds had to take special measures to cover related costs. A total of 28 percent tapped their retirement savings and other funds earmarked for future needs, 28 percent dipped into emergency funds and 21 percent borrowed money from family or friends. Twelve percent declared bankruptcy and 11 percent either sold their homes or had them foreclosed upon.

Klein said that the research "underscores that even if you have robust health coverage, a significant health condition such as cancer, heart attack or stroke can divert a significant chunk of money from your savings, or, in some cases, cost you your home." 

Klein also said that based on the study's results, "we think many workers will want to explore ways to increase their financial security in case they experience a critical illness." 

John Hauserman, a certified financial planner, said his clients are "very fearful" of a critical illness putting a big dent in their wallets and putting them out of work for a long time. 

(Watch: The great debate: Mandating health insurance)

"Once you're having that conversation, you can see the alarm bells going off, but people don't come in asking about it," said Hauserman. "Consistently, probably 90 percent of the time, I'm the one who brings that up."
Hauserman said he views critical illness insurance-which provides policy holders a flat amount of money to use if they fall victim to such an illness-"as more of a luxury than a risk management tool." 

He said he would advise someone who could afford to pay for such coverage to get it only after they buy insurance for "the stuff they're most likely to face," naming the top priorities as health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance and long-term care insurance. 

(Watch: Health insurance crisis ahead?)

A combination of those insurance plans could cover some, if not all of the extra costs associated with a critical illness. A critical illness policy would provide a flat sum of extra money available to a person suffering from a critical illness, and not be just a percentage of a person's lost wages, such as disability insurance, a Sun Life Financial spokeswoman said. 

Hauserman agreed that "most people are not carrying enough coverage" of all kinds to compensate them from financial effects of a critical illness. 

He noted that in 20 years as a financial planner "the number of people who have come to me owning private disability insurance I can count on one hand." 

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Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Thought of the Day



"Do not wait; the time will never be 'just right.' Start where you stand, and work with whatever tools you may have at your command, and better tools will be found as you go along." -Napoleon Hill

Monday, 22 July 2013

Thought of the Day



"The reason why most entrepreneurs are STRESSED, is because they don't take the time to PLAN their success, and CREATE A GREAT SYSTEM! Have a great plan, and GREAT SYSTEMS!" ― Bill Walsh, The World Speaker Summit


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