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A guest post by Dennis Yu

“So what can we do about it?”

Use those 7 magic words whenever you hear unproductive complaining.  A little complaining here[…]

  A guest post by Dennis Yu

Got your attention, didn’t I?  Well that line got my attention earlier today, when some guy sent me this email:   

“I noticed that you work in helping people get traffic from SEO and social media.  I used to work for a company that did

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And no, I’m not talking about gift cards, sending “love”, or ordering flowers.

Given that Christmas is on Friday and that we’d need to get presents delivered by Wednesday or Thursday — one option to consider is Amazon Prime.  You get free 2nd day shipping and next day for only[…]

A guest post by Dennis Yu, CEO of BlitzLocal, provider of local Internet advertising services.

A quick primer on SendOutCards.com:  It is a MLM scheme, like many other MLM schemes.  It just happens to be one of the newest, and it’s popular with stay at home parents who can’t work outside their homes.  The idea is that you can[…]

A guest post by Dennis Yu.

I spend hours a day tending my virtual farm.  I’m at level 21, have 51,815 in cash, and am ahead of most of my friends.  I squeeze out every little bit of optimization from my farm,[…]

A guest post by Dennis Yu, CEO of BlitzLocal, provider of local Internet advertising services.

The Federal Trade Commission requires that MLM companies provide an Income Disclosure document. If they don’t have one readily available or it sounds too good to be true, run in the opposite direction as fast as[…]

Another guest post by Dennis Yu. 

Ok, did I get your attention?  Good, since that’s what good social media does.  It draws you in emotionally with a provocative headline, just like a well-written ad.  Mommy bloggers commit fouls by blogging about poop– all kinds of poop.  Not interesting– any more than the folks who tweet about what[…]

Easy– write about something you don’t know about. Or write about something nobody cares about. Michael Crichton, who died a couple weeks ago, gave a lecture on how he became a writer. Med school was the best thing that could have happened to him, since it gave him the specialized medical expertise and scientific knowledge that underlies all his novels.

Were he just another Harvard liberal arts grad, he noted, he might have written about unrequited love– that he loved a woman who[…]