The Secrets of
Business and Marketing Wizardry Newsletter
Volume 10, Issue 6, Date 6/4/2006
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The Secrets of Business and Marketing Wizardry Newsletter
THE BUSINESS AND MARKETING WIZARDRY NEWSLETTER
Volume 10 issue 6 June 2006
Publisher and Author: Joe Trevison, MBA, CPA.
Editor and Co Publisher: Cheri Carlson Graduate of Northwest Research Institute.
Co Editor: Jim Trevison, English major, Edinboro University in PA
Public Domain and BUSINESS IN A BOX,
By Joe Trevison MBA CPA
I finally did it. I created a business in a box. What is a business in a box?
I am glad you asked. I learned the term from Dan S. Kennedy in the early 1990’s.
He describes it as: A Successful BUSINESS IN A BOX anybody can do it, anywhere, anytime.
Not only can you buy it, but also you can sell it and make money as an affiliate. You can have two, three, or more businesses with a BUSINESS IN A BOX.
You can finally have streams of income without much effort and a one-time investment of only $47.95.
You get six public domain books and one booklet explaining some of the ways to make money and actual cases of people making big money with similar books and other public domain items.
What is a public domain item?
These words fall into only four categories:
1. Formerly copyrighted works that have fallen into public domain or lost copyright due to a number of reasons. For example, some of Napoleon Hill’s early works are in public domain. My good friend, Melvin Powers sells such works on the net and in magazines and direct mail. He makes a good amount of money with these books. I bought the two of them. They were a good deal.
2. Generic information like facts, numbers, ideas, titles and blank forms.
3. Works granted or donated to the public domain. The Great Showman, P.T. Barnum put his autobiography into public domain. Joe Vitale puts this work in one of his packages of products as a bonus.
4. Finally, there is the government or its agents who works are in public domain. All the tax books the government puts out every year are in public domain. And there are other works too many to list in this short article. Go to your government office and check it out.
I have in the Trevison library a mathematical book: “Mathematics for the Practical Man” by George Howe, ME. This little book explains simply and quickly the elements of geometry, algebra, trig, and a little of even calculus. It has a copyright of 1915. This is in public domain. If I wanted to do a math book I could use all this material as my own.
See how easy it is to use public domain things.
If you want to be my affiliate or buy the BUSINESS IN A BOX, go to my site and my shopping cart and you can buy it for just a one-time investment of $47.95. Also at my site: http://www.Joetrevison.com you can sign up to be my affiliate.
P.S. Next month: July my birthday monthJ
”Getting an B.S and a MBA for only $5.95”
By: Joe Trevison MBA, CPA
Yes. You read it right five dollars and 95 cents each. I will show you how as my birthday present to you. How is that? Next Month you will find out how.
P.S.S. You might want to look at this page I wish I could show you this software and how easy it is to use. When any of my clients or friends see me using this software in excel doing calculations that show how much they have to sell for x dollars they go crazy. They buy it on the spot. The only thing Ian do it for you is to try it for a year and if you do like ask me for you small payment back. I don’t like clients that are not happy with my items. I want them happy that why I give a whole year to check out my products.
The site: click here
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