Articles By Tyler James Ellison

Isn't it sickening how many people try to teach you how to "make money" and all you have to do is buy their home study course for $397.

Over the past 10 years, having a video montage to display at your wedding reception has become an increasingly popular idea. What is a montage?

Some sales training teaches that you just have to "get more people in front of your offer" or "make twice as many calls and you'll double the results" or even "just pump up the numbers."

I've had to deal with clients who were less than willing to pay, whose checks bounced, and who had unrealistic expectations. Today was the first time someone tried to use our business to facilitate their scamming.

There are legitimate ways to profit from online business, and you can make money without getting involved in gambling, adult entertainment, or scams of any kind.

There are as many ways to make money doing business online as there are to make money offline, and just like doing offline business, the right strategy at the right time to the right market can get very fast and profitable results.

We cannot sacrifice our right of free speech and exchange of free information. Our iPods will be full and our rights will be safe.

A lot of older companies still teach the recruiting techniques that built their businesses in 1986 even though the market has changed. The sad part is that many of the same lies are still being taught to newbies in this industry. It's these destructive lies that create false hope which leads to unmet expectations which lead to depression and failure.

In a recent survey, only about half of potential brides listed their videographer as one of the top 10 elements of their wedding day. Yet, after marriage, that same survey showed that nearly 80% of brides listed the wedding video as one of the most important features.

Without appropriate research and planning, many young couples are shocked when they add up everything they spent.

There are forums for every interest in the world and many are used by industry leaders in business as well as celebrities. From sports to gardening, marketing to politics, religion to popular music, every niche has a forum.

The big players know "how to assess" a network marketing company, and the following three questions allow them to eliminate 95% of the companies they see

A "HYIP" is a high yield investment program and usually some kind of scam. Save yourself a lot of trouble by avoiding any program that doesn't provide a real product or service, or a network who's sole purpose is to bring in more people without providing and real benefits.

Have you ever been exposed to advertising that interested you but you couldn't figure out something important about the product or service? For example, you saw a headline that interested you but when you read the ad you didn't know what to do next?

Of all the things people hate about marketing, the worst is when people feel deceived.

If your product or service does NOT enrich people's lives and you're just in business to make money, trust me, you will go out of business.

Recently I did a wedding video with a live ceremony in the back yard of a home. It was a VERY windy day and the sound bars on my camcorder let me know that the built-in microphone was picking up all of it.

The internet is the most powerful form of communication in the world and is the best tool for building a business. Unfortunately, scams, liars, and cheats also recognize the power of the web and use it to attack honest folks. How can your business separate itself from the cheats?

Many marketers are weighed down by natural human instinct when it comes to contacting prospects. The impeding disorder of which I speak is fear. It's a handicap to any entrepreneur independent of industry or product. Fear must be overcome if great success is to be achieved.