PayPal is Crazy

For PayPal users from Singapore, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, and Philippines.. this is another great promo by PayPal called CrazyHour. If you shop during this time, you could win prizes worth over US$75,000. and participation is free. Feel free to chcek it out.


*Don't forget to add the PayPal WishList application to your Facebook profile.

Facebook + Paypal WishList = Money!

Do you want to earn up to $100 from PayPal by using your Facebook account? Yes you can with PayPal WishList. For your info Paypal is having a little giveaway and they will award their members if they added the application to their Facebook profile. All you have to do is log in and then enter your paypal email address then choose your wish list and then share it via Facebook. The more you share the more you earn. Anyone may use this application; however, only PayPal account holders registered in India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore or Vietnam will be eligible to earn cash back. This promotion is valid until December 31st 2009 or until funds last. So click here to add the application to your Facebook profile now.



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The Difference Between Small Business and Home-Based Business

Post by: Jennifer Baszile

Many entrepreneurs mistakenly assume that small business and home-based businesses are the same. They are not. In fact, small business and home-based business operate on two entirely different business models and are defined in unique terms.

Ever wondered what’s the difference between small business and home business? For new entrepreneurs it’s an important question that too many people forget to ask. After lots of thought, research, and consideration here’s the essence of the matter. The short answer is scale versus lifestyle.

Small businesses are what the name implies: small-scale operations. They have a handful of employees, minimal profits and operations. Small businesses do not dominate their industry, or even play a major role. Even though small businesses create countless jobs in the economy and are a source of innovation, they are, by definition, peripheral. Many new and aspiring entrepreneurs use the term small business when they really mean home-based business.

The home-based business model is entirely different than the small-business model. A HOME-BASED BUSINESS IS A MODEL DEFINED BY LIFESTYLE. Don’t be fooled by the "home" in home-based business. It’s not a model that revolves around place. Even though the primary office location is at home, home is a concept open to interpretation.

The internet has revolutionized the home-based business model and has made it truly and completely portable. Your home can be anywhere in the world. Feel at home on the beach? Wonderful. Want to make Argentina home for six months? Fine. You can run your business.

Home-based business is quaint only if you want it to be. The best news is that it has no limitations in terms of the scale of the enterprise or potential profits. Home-based businesses eliminate most of the downsides of small business. No more panic about making rent or payroll in lean times. No more exorbitant production or manufacturing costs. No more doing business in the minor leagues of the industry. With the right training, proper business model, and plenty of community support, there’s nothing small about home-based business.

Twitter Plans To Introduce Tools For Business Users

Twitter was planning to roll out a package of tools for business users of the site by the end of the year. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone said that Twitter's plan focused on two core phases:

- Phase one has and is being spent collecting intelligence on how people use the service.

- The second phase will see Twitter launching tools and services on top of free micro-blogging, these premium tools will be aimed at companies that wish to use Twitter to stay in touch with customers.

Regarding the type of products, although there was no definite answer, Stone says it will be “simple stuff” such as lightweight analytics.


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