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Tahitian Noni Home Business Opportunity - Chauncey Billups Drinks Noni Juice

Nobody knows noni better: We were the first, we’ve been around the longest, and we do the most research. Read more about noni
 
  
 Right product, right industry: “By the year 2010, the wellness industry will reach one trillion dollars. It will exceed any other industry on the horizon, including the internet and the stock market.”
—Paul Zane Pilzer, world renowned economist, author of The Wellness Revolution
 
  
 Record setting growth: With annual sales reaching over half a billion dollars in less than a decade, our history is one of phenomenal growth. And that relentless sales pace continues.
 
  
 Access Marketing philosophy: TNI is redefining network marketing. TAHITIAN NONI® Cafes, movie productions like Johnny Lingo, e-commerce, direct mail, sales offices, and more are just a few ways TNI is accessing markets, which add up to larger bonus pools for our IPC’s. Visit the TAHITIAN NONI® Café
 
  
 Unequaled quality: Everything from harvesting techniques to juice formulation is completely proprietary. Our six-step system carefully controls the entire process, from the tree to the bottle.
 
  
 Patents and Pending Patents: We have patents on noni fiber in animal products, noni leaf serum, noni seed oil, with patents pending on countless other core ingredients and processes. View some of our patents
 
  
 Environmentally friendly: All of our operations leave the source islands of Tahiti Nui in their original, unspoiled state.
 
  
 Brand loyalty: Reorder rate is remarkable. TAHITIAN NONI® Juice is quickly becoming one of the top brands of healthy beverages in the world.
 
  
 Incredible products: TAHITIAN NONI® products are second to none—a luxurious facial care line, a women’s weight loss line, and products developed specifically for animals are just a few. Shop for TAHITIAN NONI® products
 
  
 Continuing research: We own the only lab in the world dedicated solely to the study of the noni fruit. Read about our continuing research
 
  
 Scientific experts: Renowned Morinda citrifolia experts Dr. Ralph Heinicke and Dr. Anne Hirazumi Kim endorse only TAHITIAN NONI® Juice. Get to know our scientific experts
 
  
 Seamless recruiting: Because TNI’s compensation plan is the same all over the world, you can build your downline wherever you choose!
 
 

Detroit Pistons Point Guard

2006 NBA All-Star and 2004 NBA Finals MVP

“I began drinking TAHITIAN NONI Juice and after a few weeks I noticed my endurance levels were higher and my ability to perform late in the fourth quarter had improved. I’m glad I tried it! Now it is a valuable part of my workout regimen.”

Bio Highlights
Born in 1976 in Denver, Colorado, Billups played college basketball at the University of Colorado, where he was recently honored as one of only five players in school history to have his jersey retired.

Picked third overall in the 1997 NBA draft by the Boston Celtics, Chauncey was traded to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for Kenny Anderson midway through his first season. He went on to play for the Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves before finding a home in Detroit as the team’s starting point guard.

Billups helped lead the Pistons to the 2004 NBA championship, where he averaged 21 points and 5.2 assists per game and was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the series. In 2005, the Pistons just missed earning a second straight NBA championship—their bid was ended in a heartbreaking seven-game series with the San Antonio Spurs. Billups would likely have been named Finals MVP again had Detroit prevailed.

Besides leading his team to the NBA Finals for the second straight year, 2005 also saw Chauncey earn a spot on the 2005 NBA Second All-Defensive Team, along with teammate Tayshaun Prince. Teammate and fellow co-captain Ben Wallace took home the Defensive Player of the Year award.

Billups is an outstanding free-throw and 3-point shooter, earning himself the nickname “Mr. Big Shot.” His favorite nickname is “Smooth,” which he says “just sounds like Chauncey.” He is a good defender, a solid playmaker, and a feared “clutch player” who often takes and makes the last shot for his team. He is also versatile enough to play shooting guard if the need arises.

Career Highlights
2006 All-Star victory

2005 All-Defensive Second Team

2004 NBA Finals MVP

2004 NBA World Championship (Detroit Pistons)

Player of the Week (1/27-2/2) in 2002-03

Ranked 2nd in the NBA in free-throw percentage (.913) in 1999

Ranked 9th in the NBA in three-point field goals made (85) in 1999

Led all NBA rookies in 1997-98 in three-pointers made (107) and attempted (325), ranked 3rd in three-point percentage (.327), 4th in steals (1.34 spg), 5th in assists (3.9 apg) and 8th in scoring (11.2 ppg)

Posted 15 points and 4 assists for the Celtics in his NBA debut against the Chicago Bulls on 10/31/97

Named Second Team All-America by the Associated Press and First Team All-Big 12 by the league coaches and AP as a sophomore at Colorado

S Galvao 
 To learn more on this prosperous business idea or buy click here.

July 3rd, 2006 Posted by Administrator | Home Business, Health/Fitness | no comments

Tahitian Noni Business- NBA Chauncey Billups Sponcers Noni Juice

Nobody knows noni better: We were the first, we’ve been around the longest, and we do the most research. Read more about noni

Right product, right industry: “By the year 2010, the wellness industry will reach one trillion dollars. It will exceed any other industry on the horizon, including the internet and the stock market.”
—Paul Zane Pilzer, world renowned economist, author of The Wellness Revolution

Record setting growth: With annual sales reaching over half a billion dollars in less than a decade, our history is one of phenomenal growth. And that relentless sales pace continues.

Access Marketing philosophy: TNI is redefining network marketing. TAHITIAN NONI® Cafes, movie productions like Johnny Lingo, e-commerce, direct mail, sales offices, and more are just a few ways TNI is accessing markets, which add up to larger bonus pools for our IPC’s. Visit the TAHITIAN NONI® Café

Unequaled quality: Everything from harvesting techniques to juice formulation is completely proprietary. Our six-step system carefully controls the entire process, from the tree to the bottle.

Patents and Pending Patents: We have patents on noni fiber in animal products, noni leaf serum, noni seed oil, with patents pending on countless other core ingredients and processes. View some of our patents

Environmentally friendly: All of our operations leave the source islands of Tahiti Nui in their original, unspoiled state.

Brand loyalty: Reorder rate is remarkable. TAHITIAN NONI® Juice is quickly becoming one of the top brands of healthy beverages in the world.

Incredible products: TAHITIAN NONI® products are second to none—a luxurious facial care line, a women’s weight loss line, and products developed specifically for animals are just a few. Shop for TAHITIAN NONI® products

Continuing research: We own the only lab in the world dedicated solely to the study of the noni fruit. Read about our continuing research

Scientific experts: Renowned Morinda citrifolia experts Dr. Ralph Heinicke and Dr. Anne Hirazumi Kim endorse only TAHITIAN NONI® Juice. Get to know our scientific experts

Seamless recruiting: Because TNI’s compensation plan is the same all over the world, you can build your downline wherever you choose!

Detroit Pistons Point Guard

2006 NBA All-Star and 2004 NBA Finals MVP

NBA All-Star Chauncey Billups is co-captain of the Detroit Pistons and was just selected to play on the USA Olympic basketball team in Beijing, China, in 2008. He was picked third overall in the 1997 NBA draft by the Boston Celtics and has found his home as the Detroit Piston’s starting point guard. Chauncey drinks TAHITIAN NONI® Juice to keep him at the top of his game.

“I began drinking TAHITIAN NONI Juice and after a few weeks I noticed my endurance levels were higher and my ability to perform late in the fourth quarter had improved. I’m glad I tried it! Now it is a valuable part of my workout regimen.”

Bio Highlights
Born in 1976 in Denver, Colorado, Billups played college basketball at the University of Colorado, where he was recently honored as one of only five players in school history to have his jersey retired.

Picked third overall in the 1997 NBA draft by the Boston Celtics, Chauncey was traded to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for Kenny Anderson midway through his first season. He went on to play for the Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves before finding a home in Detroit as the team’s starting point guard.

Billups helped lead the Pistons to the 2004 NBA championship, where he averaged 21 points and 5.2 assists per game and was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the series. In 2005, the Pistons just missed earning a second straight NBA championship—their bid was ended in a heartbreaking seven-game series with the San Antonio Spurs. Billups would likely have been named Finals MVP again had Detroit prevailed.

Besides leading his team to the NBA Finals for the second straight year, 2005 also saw Chauncey earn a spot on the 2005 NBA Second All-Defensive Team, along with teammate Tayshaun Prince. Teammate and fellow co-captain Ben Wallace took home the Defensive Player of the Year award.

Billups is an outstanding free-throw and 3-point shooter, earning himself the nickname “Mr. Big Shot.” His favorite nickname is “Smooth,” which he says “just sounds like Chauncey.” He is a good defender, a solid playmaker, and a feared “clutch player” who often takes and makes the last shot for his team. He is also versatile enough to play shooting guard if the need arises.

Career Highlights
2006 All-Star victory

2005 All-Defensive Second Team

2004 NBA Finals MVP

2004 NBA World Championship (Detroit Pistons)

Player of the Week (1/27-2/2) in 2002-03

Ranked 2nd in the NBA in free-throw percentage (.913) in 1999

Ranked 9th in the NBA in three-point field goals made (85) in 1999

Led all NBA rookies in 1997-98 in three-pointers made (107) and attempted (325), ranked 3rd in three-point percentage (.327), 4th in steals (1.34 spg), 5th in assists (3.9 apg) and 8th in scoring (11.2 ppg)

Posted 15 points and 4 assists for the Celtics in his NBA debut against the Chicago Bulls on 10/31/97

Named Second Team All-America by the Associated Press and First Team All-Big 12 by the league coaches and AP as a sophomore at Colorado

S Galvao (Vision Business Pros – SEO & Owner)
To learn more on this prosperous business opportunity or buy click here.

July 3rd, 2006 Posted by Administrator | Home Business | 2 comments

Resell Rights - How to Make Money With Resell Rights

Writing a book is an effort that not everyone takes pleasure
in. Creating software takes special skills and patience. If
you can’t write and can’t program, does it mean you can’t
start an online business? Absolutely not.
  Luckily, there is a wonderful thing called Reprint Rights.
You don’t have to write a word – just purchase the resell
rights to someone else’s work and start an instant business.
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What are Reprint Rights?
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 I first learned about reprint rights from Ken Evoy’s “MakeYour Knowledge Sell” and thought, “what an amazing concept!”
You don’t have to know how to write, or spend months creating
a quality product. You can just buy the rights to it and keep
100% of the profits, without paying any royalties or
reporting your sales figures to anyone.
  Compared to any other business, launching an information
selling company has a very low start up cost. The key is to
choose a product that fits your interests, is of high quality
and in demand.  The rest will be up to your desire to succeed
and persistence.
 If you already have a product to sell, find a product with
reprint rights that would make a good bonus, addition,
or a back-end for your business. For example, if you are
selling a $10 report about successful golf playing, a good
back-end product could be titled “Advanced Techniques of the
World’s Best Golf Players” priced at $50 or higher (forgive
me if I am way off – I know nothing about golf .
  You could also work backwards – first find a good product you
want to purchase the rights to, then write a report that would
serve as an introduction/sales letter to it.  Then give it
away or sell it at a low price. That’s what I did with my
“First Business Web Site in 10 days!”. After I finished
writing it, I created a short version of this book (and turned
a 120 pages manual into a small 15-page book) and started
giving it away on my web site under a different title (“The
Absolute Beginner’s Guide To Starting a Web Site”).
 
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How to make money with a product you purchased the rights to
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  Many people buy rights to a product but never do anything to
make it a success. You MUST treat it as your own product to
make it profitable.
 - First, choose a quality product (purchase a copy for yourself
first to review) that fits into your interests, or your
existing web site theme
 - Make sure you are absolutely impressed with it so you could
write a great ad copy (though many products already come with a
sample sales copy)
 - Create a simple web site using an easy-to-use web editor
  - Find a way to take payments online (many people use
inexpensive services of ClickBank, iBill, and OrderButton)
 - Promote it (subscribe to free marketing e-zines and
experiment to find the most effective ways to advertise it)
 While you don’t have to create a product (what a great
shortcut!) you still have to promote it to sell. There is
plenty of free publications and forums on the Internet that
can teach you how to do it, if you can devote 1-2 hours each
day until the desired level of income is reached.
 
 
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Buying cheap rights vrs. Expensive
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  The first time I purchased resell rights, I could only afford
a $49.95 package. The deal looked great! I was getting over
25 books to own and resell as my own. Only a few weeks later
did I realize that everyone and their dog are selling the same
books. The products were still great and if you purchase them
for the sake of learning business and online marketing, it’s
a bargain. After purchasing this package I sold it to at least
10 happy customers, thus making $450.00 on a $49.95 investment.
 To build a successful business reselling these books, though,
would be very difficult since hundreds of other people are
selling it on their web sites.
 Yes, $49.95 is very affordable to anyone who wants to start
an online business.  But the cheaper the reprint rights are,
the more people are able to afford them, thus you will have
more competitors selling the same product. So if you find the
price is a bit steep, think of the advantages:  not every
average “joe” who might not even be serious about business
will purchase these rights. And if you do, you will have only a
few competitors and your marketing efforts will pay off much
better.
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Where to find products with reprint rights
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  Many authors, especially new ones, have never thought of
offering resell rights to their products. If you find a product
that you like and want to resell, contact the author and make
him or her an offer. Make sure it is a high quality product
that you would want to purchase for yourself. For example, I
was contacted several times by my past customers who so much
liked my products that they wanted to own the rights to it.
This is a great indicator that you will succeed selling this
product: you read it, you liked it, you know it, you can write
a great sales copy to sell it from your heart.
 One other good way to find reprint rights to quality products
is by going to a Search Engine and typing a word or a phrase
on a subject you want to focus on. When browsing through
results, pick out web sites that sell a product you are
interested in AND have low traffic. Use Alexa (free from
alexa.com) to find out each site’s traffic rating, which is a
good indicator of how the site is doing. Webmasters of low
traffic sites might sell reprint rights to their products
cheaper than any popular site.
 
 
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Important questions to ask before purchasing reprint rights
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 I am not going to call myself an expert on reprint rights. But
after selling almost a dozen rights to three of my products, I
learned a lot about the subject. Here are the questions you
should ask before you decide on a product to purchase:
 1. How many other people will be allowed to sell this product?
In other words, will there be a limit to how many resell
rights are available? A standard number for information
products is 20 resellers. More than that might create market
saturation and too much competition between the resellers.
Also, every marketing strategy that you implement might be
“borrowed” by your competitors and hurt your sales.
 2. How many copies of this product have been sold?
The answer will simply tell you if this product has been
popular and selling well. While it is difficult to say what
number of sold copies will qualify a product as “popular”,
remember that even if it is a brand new product (e.g. my
oldest book is only 7 months old) it can still be a winner.
The author may be just entering the arena and is not known on
the Internet yet, or hasn’t been putting enough effort to
create steady sales. For example, as soon as I was done with
my 1st product, I immediately started creating my 2nd one
which turned in fact to be two more new products – I know,
tell me I need to focus – so I didn’t have time to get
out and actively promote my 1st book.
  3. Are you allowed to modify the product and/or reproduce it
in a different format?  Most e-books are made into an
executable (EXE) or an Acrobat Reader (PDF) file format. But
if you want to put this product on a CD, or publish it as a
hard copy, you might need a special permission from the author
first. Ask if you are limited to a certain format or are you
free to make it into anything you wish.
 4. Can you sell the reprint rights to this book?
Many products out there include the right to resell the rights.
In other words, you pay $49.95 for a book, then turn around
and sell this book to someone else. That someone else can do
the same thing, and so on. As you understand, this technique
will reach market saturation very fast (the rights are
affordable and you can resell them, too).
  But many products of high quality do not include the right to
resell the rights. You need to purchase such rights, called
Master Reprint Rights, separately at a higher price. While it
is not affordable to everyone, it certainly limits the number
of resellers to only the serious ones.
 5. Will the author/seller offer you technical and marketing
support? Make sure the person you purchase the rights from
will keep in touch with you and help you get started with
the product. It doesn’t mean creating a web site for you and
writing your ad copy. Simply being there in case a question or
a problem arises is all you need. Especially so if you
purchased the rights from the author: after all, he or she
knows this product the best and is the only one who can answer
all the questions that you (or your customers) might have.
 Once you purchase the rights to a product, get right to it.
Don’t waste any time setting up your web site and starting to
sell it. And if you are fast enough, you might make your first
sale within hours after purchasing the rights.
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Milana Nastetskaya is a full-time web developer and the
author of 3 books: “Create Your First Business Web Site
in 10 days!”, “65 Instant Web Answers!” and “How To Install
and Troubleshoot CGI scripts”.
http://www.helpingfoot.com/REPRINT_RIGHTS
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