20 Free Marketing Ideas for Small Businesses
These free and low-cost marketing tactics can help small businesses engage new customers and retain their existing customer base when operating on a shoestring budget.
These free and low-cost marketing tactics can help small businesses engage new customers and retain their existing customer base when operating on a shoestring budget.
Thanks for stopping by to find out more about a possible second stimulus check, we know a lot of you are counting on one. We’re updating with current news about possible stimulus checks as soon as it is announced, so subscribe now via RSS or Email, and keep coming back for great content! For more […]
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One of the most important and difficult parts of homeownership or investing in real estate is how to find contractors that are dependable and trustworthy. Contractors can be hard to find, very expensive, take a long time to finish a job, or even quit on you. If you can find a good contractor with clear … Read more
One of the keys to making money with a blog is creating great content. Once you do, you’ll need to optimize SEO, promote your posts via social media, commenting, guest posting and other outlets to generate traffic.
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If you’re sitting at your day job banging your head on your desk, then I might have the podcast for you. Tom Ewer from LeavingWorkBehind.com left the comfort of his 9 to 5 job to chase his dream. “Chasing your dream” always sounds cool, but it’s not as simple as it sounds. Tom had a […]
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The online real estate marketplace Zillow has just launched a new feature called âZillow Offers,â formerly known as Zillow Instant Offers, aimed at helping seemingly impatient sellers quickly offload their homes. In short, their research has found that some homeowners want a âfaster, simpler selling optionâ to part ways with their property. What might make… Read More »Zillow Offers: For Those Who Want to Sell Their Home Fast
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I’ve had a lot of people ask me how I make money blogging. Here is my take on what I think are the best practices and tips for making money blogging.
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There are several ways to get an idea of where mortgage rates are on any given day, but if that day is a Thursday, you’re most likely to get that idea from Freddie Mac’s weekly rate survey. Websites and news outlets have a decades-long habit of relying on Freddie’s survey for their one weekly check-in on mortgage rates. So what did Freddie say this week? Nothing too sensational: the average 30yr fixed rate was almost perfectly in line with last week’s levels. The other way to get an idea of rates (apart from reading the next few sentences) would be to actually go out and get quotes from lenders. Those with applications in progress could get a better idea than anyone by opting to lock a rate (a process that goes a long way to filter out any noise from the mortgage rate advertising game). Borrowers who attempt to lock a rate today would be the first to tell you that they’re seeing HIGHER rates compared to last week–especially when compared to Wednesday and Thursday. Today’s rates improved microscopically on average, but remain unequivocally higher than the middle of last week. What’s up with the discrepancy? Freddie’s survey is an average of the entire week. It is also based on rates entered into lenders’ underwriting systems and those aren’t always the same rates that end up being locked. Moreover, those rates may depend on certain upfront costs–a factor Freddie no longer accounts for with its relatively new methodology.
For anyone who owns a vehicle, auto insurance is typically required to ensure that the car (or truck, or van, etc.) is protected from damage and theft, as well as that various liability issues are covered if you find yourself involved in an accident. Plus, most states require that drivers have at least a minimum […]
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