books: how to profit ...     books:       Aiming at Amazon: The NEW Business of Self Publishing, or How to Publish Books for Profit with Print on ...78 reviews Aaron Shepard Shepard Publications, 2007 Best Book Out There! "Aiming at Amazon" by Aaron Shepard is my favorite book right now because I successfully used it to create my already written book, "The Magi of Futurity", and have it listed on Amazon. After checking with others and reading the reviews for Aaron's book, I was very impressed and couldn't wait to order it. Within two months after reading this book, along with Aaron's "Perfect Pages" book, I had ...             Home Staging for Profit: How to Start and Grow a Six Figure Home Staging Business in 7 Days or Less OR ...23 reviews Barbara Jennings, CSS/CRS Ahava Press, 2008 Great intro so far... I recently bought 2 books on Staging, since I'm currently wondering wether to pursue it as a new career. Right off the bat, this book is very inspiring in it's voice and the writer's accomplishments. I'm barely into it, but it's already gotten me back to feeling excited about the possibilities. As opposed to the other staging book i'm about to review, and ended up returning. The layout is like ...             Manhattanizing Las Vegas - How To Profit From The Next Phase Of Mega Growth11 reviews Paul Murad Lotus International Group, 2005 A Must-Read for Las Vegas Real Estate "Manhattanizing Las Vegas" is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of this fascinating city. Paul Murad has done his homework well in researching the future of high-rise living in `Sin City'.             Turning Silver into Gold: How to Profit in the New Boomer Marketplace15 reviews Mary Furlong FT Press, 2007 Outstanding Resource with great ideas I strongly recommend this book to anyone looking to get into the Boomer marketplace. Very easy to read, with excellent resources and ideas. Be ready to learn a great deal about a lucrative market.             The Part-Time Real Estate Investor: How to Generate Huge Profits While Keeping Your Day Job11 reviews Atlantic Publishing Company (FL), 2007 First real-estate investing book with a humble, realistic perspective I've read and reviewed a number of "how to make millions investing in real estate" type of books, and I didn't think I'd ever need to read another one, since they are mostly the same (in varying degrees of quality). However, I was attracted to the Part-Time Real Estate Investor precisely because of the humility of its title -- it seeks to help real people achieve real income from real estate ...             The Art of Pricing: How to Find the Hidden Profits to Grow Your Business19 reviews Crown Business, 2005 Advice that Can Instantly Increase Profits Rafi's treatment of the subject of pricing was just what I needed to open my eyes to a whole new set of strategies for increasing profits. As a former Corporate Engineer and Manager turned entrepreneur, I needed a more thorough understanding of pricing and found exactly what I was looking for in The Art of Pricing. I appreciated the easy to read and entertaining writing style along with the ...             Net Profit: How to Invest and Compete in the Real World of Internet Business17 reviews Peter S. Cohan Jossey-Bass, 2001 Net Profit This is the most lucid, sensible analysis I've read thus far of the likely implications of engaging in e-commerce from different strategic perspectives and business models. Cohan provides a valuable framework and applies it to scores of real cases. I find myself returning to his book time and again to apply his methodology. His only off-base advice: don't invest in companies led by folks over ...             The Age Curve: How to Profit from the Coming Demographic Storm12 reviews Kenneth W. Gronbach Brilliance Audio on MP3-CD, 2008 The Age Curve The Age Curve is an interesting and surprisingly easy-to-understand demographic study. Although written with a view towards sales and marketing, my wife and I found the book to be a useful tool in understanding how the changing population impacts our daily living, (insurance, manufacturing, food industry, local government, education, etc.). First, the author identifies the ...             Where the Money I$: How to Spot Key Trends to Make Investment Profits (Wiley Audio)12 reviews Bob Froehlich Penton Overseas, 2005 Dr. Bob is Right on the Mark! Thanks, Dr. Bob, for a great book on investing! This book is something I have needed to read for a long time. When reading investment books, the advice is often about IRAs, 401(k)'s, bonds, stock market, market timing, etc. Dr. Bob's advice is in a totally different area. He believes in something called "sectornomics" which means if you look at all the industry sectors and determine which ones ...             How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation in California12 reviews Anthony Mancuso NOLO, 2004 Starting a Nonprofit I am in the process of forming a nonprofit organization to benefit people with brain injury. An attorney friend suggested that I purchase this book which gives guidelines for setting up a nonprofit organization in California. Being a novice in the field of start up companies I have found this book to be without exception easy to understand and follow and gives you samples of forms and detailed ...             How To Become A Successful Trader: The Trading Personality Profile: Your Key to Maximizing Your Profit With ...8 reviews Ned Gandevani AuthorHouse, 2002 This is the first of what will surely be a better breed of books on trading psychology This is the only book I've read on the topic of trading psychology that truly provides a framework for meaningful analysis of one's trading personality, and then guides the reader through a process of developing strategies for both exploiting strengths and mitigating weaknesses. Other than the many formatting, spelling and grammatical mistakes, the content is very clearly organized and easy to ...             Selling to Zebras: How to Close 90% of the Business You Pursue Faster, More Easily, and More Profitably11 reviews Jeff Koser, Chad Koser Greenleaf Book Group LLC, 2008 Gets you to the close faster! The Zebra model helps get you through the clutter of the sales process and keeps the deal focused on the business model and WHY it is important for a client to purchase---and not get caught in the weeds of features/benefits. Discussions are held at a higher level within a prospect and STAY at a higher level throughout the process. I have gained access to accounts that have been silent for ...             How to Make Profits In Commodities8 reviews W. D. Gann Lambert Gann Publishing Company, 1976 I think this book should rate 5 stars!? This book is a hodge-podge of techniques presented in a droning, labored style. However, literary taste is not what draws traders to the works of Gann. Gann's writings supposedly contain "hidden clues" as to how to forecast price levels at a specific time in the future for financial instruments. Applying an honest effort to Gann's material, it appears that the SP500 index (SPX) should sell at ...             High Income Consulting: How to Build and Market Your Professional Practice9 reviews Tom Lambert Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 1999 High Income Consulting by Tom Lambert The author of High Income Consulting, Tom Lambert, is a renowned international consultant and writer with several years experience in consulting. His book provides a practical guide to newcomers and experienced professionals on how to build and sustain very profitable, high quality professional practices that consistently provide high and secure income, irrespective of the state of the economy. ...             Publishing for Maximum Profit: A Step by Step Guide to Making Big Money With Your Book and Other How To ...9 reviews Fred Gleeck Fred Gleeck, 2001 Buy This Book Now!!! I used to think Fred Gleeck was a smart guy. Then I read this book. When I saw all the secrets Fred gives away for under (...), I thought, 'maybe Fred ain't so smart after all'. In Publishing for Maximum Profit, Fred lets you in on everything he knows about making money as an author. This is the info he charges hundreds of dollars an hour for as a consultant. He covers everything you need to ...             Turn Your Passion Into Profits: How To Start The Business of Your Dreams9 reviews Janet Allon, And the Editors of Victoria Magazine Hearst, 2001 Where is Victoria Magazine? Written by the editors of Victoria Magazine who collaborated with successful women such as author, shop owner, retired Air Force Officer and Veteran Debby DuBay this book is a must. I have tried getting in contact with Victoria Magazine to no avail, but a few of the women they highlighted are still available to mentor women like myself. I am a professional woman who wanted to turn a passion ...             Profit from Your Idea: How to Make Smart Licensing Deals6 reviews Richard Stim NOLO, 2008 An Absolute Must Read for Inventors If you have a patented or a patentable invention and have decided not to manufacture or market it yourself, but wish to license a company to do so, this book is for you. In fact, it is a must read. The book covers not only the licensing of inventions but the licensing of trade secrets and copyrights. As the author points out, manufacturing your invention yourself (venturing) is often not the ...             Doing Business in 21st-Century India: How to Profit Today in Tomorrow's Most Exciting Market10 reviews Gunjan Bagla Business Plus, 2008 Understand India for Business -- Written with Experience This book is clearly written by someone who knows India and knows business -- and knows how to communicate about them clearly but succinctly. The sections on dealing with Indian culture reveal an insider's insight and are invaluable. As Mr. Bagla describes, a successful endeavor requires understanding the Indian mindset, and this book does a great job showing where it matches and where it ...             How You Can Profit from Credit Cards: Using Credit to Improve Your Financial Life and Bottom Line7 reviews Curtis E. Arnold FT Press, 2008 Must read for those interested in all aspects of the credit world Being an avid reader and contributor of the forums for a couple years at cardratings.com I had to purchase the book and was pleased with the great material found within. It took the best of what I've learned and explains it all in a well organized manner. I point family and friends to it now, cause it explains it all much better than I can. With the help of the forums I overcome a $12000 ...             Art Dealer's Field Guide: How to Profit in Art, Buying and Selling Valuable Paintings8 reviews Ron Davis Capital Letters Press, 2005 Art Dealer's Field Guide by Ron Davis Art Dealer's Field Guide is the only book on the market that teaches the "art" of making money in the art world. Ron Davis generously shares his many secrets gleaned from a lifetime dealing in art. 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