When you turn 65, become disabled, or you develop renal disease, you become eligible for Medicare. Under Parts A and B, you gain coverage for certain hospital and medical care. Hospital insurance falls under Part A, while medical insurance falls under Part B. Neither of these insurances, however, offer any Medicare drug plans.
How Often Is Often Enough — Part Two
June 5, 2013 by 2 Comments
A few days ago I wrote a post on how often is often enough to post to you blog … it’s here: How Often Is Often Enough … and there I made the major point that regardless of the type of blog or the goals for the blog it’s important to post only when you [...]
RP vs Stan — Who’s Retirement Income Advice Should You Listen To?
May 31, 2013 by 2 Comments
No, gentle readers, I’m not going to start a war with anyone … least of all Stan Spector, the “Stan” referred to in the title. Stan Spector is a merger & acquisitions specialist working with family owned businesses. He’s in the “experienced” age group, as I am. Stan’s experience with full-time business has led him [...]
Internet Basics – How to Make Money Online for Beginners
May 29, 2013 by 1 Comment
Making money online is the desire of many people who has boring conventional working days. Most of them have seen the power of internet which has proved by many internet marketers who gain success in their online business. Unfortunately, they have no idea where to start their journey to build their online business empire.
Thanks a Million, Janie!?!
May 28, 2013 by Leave a Comment
You won’t see me posting very often about blogging mechanics. But I do use WordPress and there are times that somehting just has to be said. For a long time now I have noticed my blog directories getting filled with a number of plug-ins … many of which I don’t seem to be using. In [...]
Ways to Fail? Or Ways to Succeed?
May 25, 2013 by Leave a Comment
My blogging colleague Lynn Terry had some interesting comments today on a recent Yahoo Small Business article predicting small business failures. I liked her comments and have a couple more to add, and I’d like to thank her for wading through the Yahoo articles, becuase frankly, for an on line based business I find Yahoo [...]
How To Supercharge Your Keyword Winner SEO Copywriting
May 24, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Before you can fully optimize your site, you need to know about SEO copywriting. Simply put, it is the ability to create content that appeals to your audience and search engines. Even though it has been around for some time now, it’s still new. It is important to put in the effort to get it right otherwise, it can backfire. Basically, SEO copywritng is taking your written content and molding it to catch the attention of the search engines. This is when you work in your keywords that you want the search engines to rank you for Insiders HQ.
Are You Forward-Deploying An Aircraft Carrier?
May 18, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Brian Clark of CopyBlogger and Darren Rowse of ProBlogger fame are two of my favorite “must reads”. A couple days ago Darren interviewed Brian about one of Brian’s new projects, Teaching Sells (more to follow about that, later) and Brian came up with a very interesting response to one of Darren’s questions: Darren: So is [...]
How To Be Dumber
May 17, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Yep, here I am again. Annoyed yet again by Internet business dumbness. Just got turned off … you might say "sent away without my supper" from yet another site where the geeks are more interested in showing off that they are in attracting customers and profits. This particular site was an offering from a big [...]
Blogging Happens Between People
May 9, 2013 by 2 Comments
There are so many people out there reading about blogging and other ways of making money online and virtually all of them, in my experience, lose site of an important point. It isn’t about technology. It’s about interactions between people who just happen to be bloggers. Not between search engines or social networking sites or [...]
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