Aussie Reverse Auctions
The Complete DubLi Australia & New Zealand Home Business Guide
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Australian DubLi Launch October 2009
Filed under GeneralAug 20
A DubLi webinar with Tom Ashlock and Jim Pare was presented on July 13th 2009 with Roger Neville, an Australian instrumental in building DubLi in Australia from May 2009. Roger has worked with Tom Ashlock before and discusses Tom’s software work for DubLi, how Tom became a DubLi Business Associate after performing his due diligence on the company and how DubLi presents a unique internet business opportunity for those early on the ground.During the ‘pre-launch phase’ prior to October 2009, teams are building their networks and the early birds taking a leap of faith and examining the business model carefully prior to the reverse auction sites opening in Australia are going to reap massive benefits for their efforts.
Listen to Tom Ashlock explain why these early months in the DubLi business are imperative for success and why the DubLi business is a hybrid company with both a networking component and a customer-driven component which is a pure internet play.The age old argument that most networking companies do not provide enough real customer sales is quickly dispelled in this webinar. This could be the sole reason that DubLi will grow so quickly!
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Welcome to Aussie Reverse Auctions
Filed under GeneralAug 14
I’m Dr Mike Black. Those of you who are out there looking online for a home-based business so as to work from home need to read this and revisit it again. This is a unique compelling business that is not easily understandable at first glance. It took me a few reads to ‘grab the concept’ and comprehend the scale of it.I’ve been in the fitness and wellness industry for nearly 30 years. I’ve owned and operated chiropractic and wellness centres, worked in networking with weight loss products and supplements and it can be a challenging lifestyle…both in expending time and effort.
Staff, overheads, bank loans…you know the story! Trading time for money, but helping a lot of folk. I’m busy in full-time practice but the home-based business idea is a very viable concept in terms of giving me a life that I’m looking for.
Who wouldn’t seek continuing passive, residual income? In the last two years, I’ve set up several online businesses and they have been moderately successful. Certainly, they enabled me to learn the ropes around the internet and understand more about marketing trends and viral marketing.
If anything they whet my appetite for a bigger play. They do require continuing fertilising, marketing and work to keep them rolling. Is there a better way? It’s always been evident to me that understanding trends and getting on them early must be key.
“Find Out Where Everybody’s Going and Get There First” – Mark Twain
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