I’ve unearthed some surprising bits of wisdom for new wahms by listening to Johnny Cash lately. I thought I would share some of these tidbits from the Rockabilly legend.

1) Understand Your Man …er, target market!

That’s right. Do you understand your target market? Are you aware of her needs, desires and driving ambitions? Does your website speak to your target audience? If not, perhaps you should make some changes or your website visitor or customer will be “as gone as a wild goose in winter” too!

2) A Boy Named Sue

Life ain’t easy for a boy named Sue…and life ain’t easy for a wahm either. In your business you will have those confidence killers, dream stealers, fun suckers…whatever you want to call them. You will have people who try to tell you that you can’t achieve your goals, that what you try won’t work. Don’t let them get you down!

Sue’s father told him, “This world is rough, and if you’re gonna make it, you’ve gotta be tough.”

How can you get tough in your business?

3) Man In Black- or Branding 101

J.R. Cash didn’t don the all black suit because he didn’t have anything else to wear. It was his trademark. He wore all black for a reason.

What about you? Are you working on your brand? In a world full of Elvis Presleys and Jerry Lee Lewises, how will you stand apart? And remember, your target market doesn’t have to be just like you- Johnny Cash wrote Folsom Prison Blues and connected with inmates when he had never yet step foot in jail!

4) The Legend of John Henry’s Hammer

This song has two bits of wisdom:

a) Learn your business and you will succeed

John Henry’s Daddy told him to: “Learn to a turn a jack, learn to lay a track, learn to pick and shovel too.” Are you learning all you can about Internet Marketing so that you can succeed in your business? Do you reinvest in ebooks, coaching and mentoring, and software like John Henry’s hammer?

b) Technology has its place but it can’t take the place of humans.

When the steam engine threatened to take the place of men, Johnny proved that in the end, humans are more valuable. Learn to use technology (like autoresponders) but remember that your website visitor is a human and inject some of yourself into your marketing efforts.

5) One Piece at a Time

This ballad is about a man who decides to build a Cadillac. He steals one piece at a time from the assembly line “and it didn’t cost him a dime”. But in the end, it didn’t work out exactly like he planned!

Does your website look like a pieced together jalopy? Are you unwilling to spend any money on your own domain and hosting, content with a free site cluttered up with ads?

6) In The Jailhouse Now

Please don’t throw away your hard work by doing one of the following things:

Spamming
Copying other people’s articles or content
Stealing graphics
Clicking on your Adsense ads
Not keeping records and neglecting to pay taxes

It just isn’t worth it, and you may find yourself in the jailhouse. Much better to Walk the Line so you can sleep at night.

7) Ring of Fire

Maybe you’ve made a bad choice… entered into a shotgun romance with a business that’s not right for you. Don’t be afraid to realize this, chuck everything and start over! Don’t beat your head against the wall if, after working hard on a project, you decide it’s just not profitable. Better to find your match and pour your energies into that.

In this song, June Carter Cash chronicles her growing attraction to John. Though they were both involved with other people, they were obviously soul mates and ended up making music and growing old together for the next 40 years.

May you make beautiful music with your business!

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I’ll tell it to you straight:

These million-dollar-a-year fat cats, know squat about their customers!
So they pay ‘normal’ people like me to tell them the word on the street.

Dear Friend,

If you would like to know how you to can take advantage of this. and make $3500+. per month, this is going to be the most important website you will ever stumble upon.

Here is why:

Fortune 500 Companies Need Me.
A 34 Year Old Work From Home
Mother Of Two

And as if that isn’t enough:

They Also Need You!

Each day I help these companies to make millions. I’m not a marketing whiz or an ex sales executive. Actually to be honest I know absolutely nothing about business.

But what I do know about is what I like. The products I buy. And guess what: That’s the exact info large companies are willing to pay a premium for.

If they don’t know what their average customers needs and wants, they won’t have a business come the next season.

So how do they remedy this? Quite simply they pay millions of dollars each month, to normal average people. In return these normal average people just jot down their opinions, and answer questions.

Questions like: How many times per month do you shop for groceries?

I personally do this online. I know people who have the surveys mailed to them. But I myself can logon to the internet, sign in to my account and complete a survey within 5 minutes.

In that time I usually earn $20 - $45. Not bad. With a few of these a day:

I Manage To Earn Around $3000 - $4000 Every Month

I quit from my old job at the postal office. Telling my boss to “Shove It” was the best feeling I’ve ever had.

Since then my life has changed dramatically. I love it.

In the morning I wake up my son Alex and daughter Jenny. Then as they get ready for school, I head downstairs, and turn on my laptop. Quickly I log into my account and complete a quick survey.

That usually takes no longer than 15 minutes. After that I refresh my account, and love to see $25 - $35 added to my account balance.

Then I’ll make sure my kids have a good breakfast, before dropping them off at the local school. A usually stop for a chat with the other moms, before I stroll home again.

I then watch some day time TV while:

Taking a simple, easy online survey - $5 to $75 per survey!
Or
Participating in an online focus group - $50 to $150 per hour!
Or
Trying out new products, everything from shoes to stereos - Keeping the products and getting paid!
Or
Previewing Movie Trailers Online - Then answer a yes/no questionaire (did I like it) for $12 to $35

To do any of these I:

Login and see what’s available
Find something which pays a good amount, i.e above $20
Select one I like the look of, and click “add to list”
Complete this survey, or preview the trailer etc then make sure the amount is added to my account balance.

http://sevilyalci.paidetc.hop.clickbank.net

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Karl Malden, the Academy Award-winning actor whose intelligent characterizations on stage, screen and television made him a star despite his plain looks, died Wednesday, his family said. He was 97.

Malden died of natural causes surrounded by his family at his Brentwood home, they told the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. He served as the academy’s president from 1989-92.

“Karl lived a rich, full life,” Academy president Sid Ganis said. “He has the greatest and most loving family; a career that has spanned the spectrum of the arts from theater to film and television, to some very famous commercial work.”   more

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Pop star Michael Jackson has been taken to UCLA Medical Center by ambulance suffering from cardiac arrest, fire officials confirm.

Los Angeles Fire Department Captain Steve Ruda said paramedics responded to a 911 call at Jackson’s home around 12:26 p.m. He was not breathing when they arrived. The paramedics performed CPR and took him to UCLA Medical Center, Ruda says.

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Ed McMahon, the loyal “Tonight Show” sidekick who bolstered boss Johnny Carson with guffaws and a resounding “H-e-e-e-e-e-ere’s Johnny!” for 30 years, died early Tuesday. He was 86.

McMahon died shortly after midnight at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center surrounded by his wife, Pam, and other family members, said his publicist, Howard Bragman.

Bragman didn’t give a cause of death, saying only that McMahon had a “multitude of health problems the last few months.”

McMahon broke his neck in a fall in March 2007, and battled a series of financial problems as his injuries prevented him from working.

Doc Severinson, “Tonight”

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Panama City Beach, Florida. The Grand Lagoon National has been set for August, 2010. Its really eight tournaments in one. Organizers are convinced that the unique format will appeal to virtually every kind of saltwater fishing enthusiast. A Big Game division, crafted to attract million dollar yachts and experienced competitors, will hunt for the elusive giant Blue Marlin, the Swordfish and the large Tuna that populate the Gulf’s summer waters. A Catch and Release category will also be provided for Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Swordfish and Sailfish. An Offshore Division will fish for Wahoo, Dolphin, Red Snapper, Grouper and Amberjack. An Inshore Division, limited to boats of twenty-nine feet in length or less, will fish for Red Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack and King Mackerel. To appeal to devotees of the Bay, a Flats Division will feature a Spanish Mackerel, Trout and Redfish competition. Get more information at.

http://www.grandlagoonnational.com/

Last years contest was cancelled because of the hurricanes, so this years will be a real winner .

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You have got to watch this video. You talk about dog gone good idea, this is really what your pet has been waiting for. The contest will be to see which one of you have the most fun. This is one of the best health ideas for you and your pet that has come along in a long time. I will bet you,ll be delighted to have this fun finder. gofrrr.com

What kind of a dog doesn,t bark?         A hotdog.      www.animal-corner.com

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Did you ever think what would happen if a 450 pound Marlin was visited by a Shark?  Well wonder no more. Strap yourself to your fishing Chair, get a peice of wood to chew on and click here.    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itvjYohS55w&feature=related

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When Bubba the cat disappeared inside the home he shares with Cheryl and Phillip Albers, they knocked holes in walls looking for him, but he couldn’t be found. Bubba’s meows could be heard through the night last Monday, Cheryl Albers said, after he vanished following a visit from an air-conditioner repairman.

Bubba normally hides high atop a kitchen cabinet when there is a stranger in the house that he doesn’t want to meet, Albers said. He wasn’t there, however, after the repairman left.

Taking their cue from where they thought the meowing was coming from, the Albers cut holes in the walls of their dining room, their hallway and  their closet. Then, they cut through the floor boards in their attic and ripped out insulation — all to no avail. The meows continued, but there was no sign of the cat making them.

Finally, on Thursday, the Albers called Roto Rooter.

“We’re plumbers, not cat finders,” Roto Rooter’s Fred Simmons told Memphis, Tenn., television station WMC.But using a camera-equipped metal snake to search between the walls, Simmons turned out to be a cat finder after all. “We just run the camera down through it and seen two eyes,” Simmons said.Bubba had fallen into a hole in the wall at her favorite hiding place and got stuck in a narrow passageway between the cabinet and the wall. After putting one more hole in the hall closet, Bubba was set free.”She’s really good today,” Albers said Friday. “She’s eating and drinking and we’re all happy again.” In typical cat style, Bubba snubbed the man who saved her life, but her owner couldn’t be more grateful. Simmons said Roto Rooter won’t be charging the Albers for the hours spent looking for Bubba.But Bubba’s adventure won’t be cheap — they still have to repair the damage they did to their home.

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