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On The Horizon - From Blogs to Business Platform IT'S ARRIVED - Networkers, MLMs, entrepreneurs, small to medium enterprises have Global access to a commerce and business platform, extending their community's reach from blog to business. From Blog to Business Platform > Creating Business Platforms for Betternetworkers and Business Networkers! Creating a Global Business Platform assists serious social and business networks by providing a business platform with commerce capability! Social networkers or business networkers can share, buy and sell products and services, create working capital and opportunities for an international footprint in emerging network and business markets. Brand your Brand! Create Working Capital within your Networks! Networks like BetterNetworker define the best in social and business networking communities. BetterNetworker users, small to medium enterprises can launch into the global market with a beta business platform developed and sponsored for...

Globalization - Meant for Small to Medium Enterprises The John Lyman Business Chronicles Globalization is the process of transformation of local or regional phenomena into global ones. So why are big businesses highjacking globalization? The answer: Because globalization was because Globalization was/is Meant for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Big Businesses were smart enough to do what many SMEs never thought of doing, like? - Determining the most favorable or strategic markets for an international footprint; - Determining competitive or strategic new partnerships for an international footprint; - Building Cultural relations with Commerce; - Building Strategic Trade Portals; - Cultivating Environment of Geopolitical Awareness Just a few of the top things Big Businesses did in highjacking globalization from entrepreneurs, home based businesses, networkers , small to medium enterprises and associations. Globalization exists for SMEs throughout most of the 169 viable globa...

Networking with Foreign Counterparts Networking is global! Establishing an international footprint brings many hazards but networking globally allows new foundations of growth and prosperity. Big name companies, establishing international footprints, grow by acquisitions...means they buy an existing market or business. Along with this footprint, due diligence is paramount. So? Home based entrepreneurs, MLMs, and small to medium enterprises should look beyond your market but be as careful as big companies in your diligence...fraud abounds everywhere. What to do? Build your international footprint on a vision and reach into small and medium enterprise associations around the World...these organizations test the reputations and soundness of your potential network partner - that's a clue, for aspiring persons wanting that footprint. But here are some common sense approaches: 1) Take time to learn what countries and regions are viable. 2) Look at a globe - know where this networ...

Intermodalism? Small to Medium Enterprises and Associations take note! John Lyman Business Chronicles Small and Medium Enterprises and Associations fight uphill battles for international trade; especially, when confronting large corporations with significant influence on trade route shipping and competitive modes of delivery. Not too long ago, I was asked by two of the most influential small business associations in Ecuador and Taiwan to work within their associations to determine which members might be able to establish international trade and might exercise spheres of influence in developing new, alternative trade routes. Ecuador , the largest Latin American benefactor of multi-country trade agreements, wanted to work with their Federation of Exporters to develop an alternative trade route that bypassed the Panama Canal - "The Amazon Route to The Gulf of Mexico". Taiwan , one of the most influential of the Greater Asia Pacific trade associations, wanted to establish new tr...

Rating Agencies Fail to Help Business - Small Business Models Better Well, there they go again! That's right Rating Agencies (S&P, Moody's, D&Bs), the ratings companies of Enron, Worldcom, lose their moral right to rate! Reputations built on due diligence can follow the home based entrepreneurs and small to medium enterprises models. Let's just suggest, that MicroSoft, Apple, Google and others, if rated by Ratings Agencies at their time of conception...would have never rated either worth capital funding and sound market entry. Small and medium enterprises under successful models balance "self due diligence" with sound research like MIRs and CMRs , sound communication between business partners, strategic market entries, limited capital with targeted goals. Rating Agencies should truly consider returning to the basics and look to the small and medium enterprises, home based entrepreneurs and associations of small and medium enterprises and the merits o...

Whether a home based business, entrepreneur, small and medium enterprise desiring a national or international footprint research through Market Insight Reports (MIRs) deliver dollar purpose but know the key elements. A business plan develops from vision to market entry and sustainment. The Internet based businesses can pull from many market reports but which ones, what should they contain and what kind of costs? Quick start at http://wrlyman.com products and services. A MIR is handy for insight for market strategies but never underestimate the value of follow up with Customized Market Reports (CMRs)...too many businesses' undertake greater risk without such resources and just like credit and cash flow needs, due diligence is vital. MIRs provide quick market awareness of industries within chosen regions. A MIR will not contain the more detailed information of CMRs but do provide diligence for business planning and independent market report comparisons are helpful. MIRS should,...

Business Cultures and Commerce: Read the latest published on Business and Culture...understand the global markets! Follow this link to learn more> http://www. profitabilitymagazine.com/ pdfs/issue_08.pdf This Article proposes how to be more aware of Culture and Commerce in business; page 16: "No, we're not talking about French or Italian cuisine or menu prices! In my 25+ years, working with small and medium associations, businesses, and governments, nothing has proven to be more effective than adding culture with commerce. If you're seeking long-term profit enhancement---look beyond borders." and more...... Next topic? The Power of Expansion. Need more help? http:www.wrlyman.com

On-Line Marketing Vocabulary Keywords - those words or phrases that most accurately describe your business, service or product. Search Engines - The equivalent of a directory assistance for a business or consumer. Where you place in the search engine directory is dependent upon your keywords and the cost of each keyword. On-Line Marketing of Keywords in Search Engines - When using the Internet for on-line marketing the desire is to be one of the first businesses displayed and the most visible across multiple searches by users of the Internet. As Nielsen and Arbitron charge for data passive data (data solicited), search engines charge for access to active data (data received). So having a simple business plan can help you in enhancing your chance of most effective costs for on-line marketing. Reach and Frequency - an advertising or market theory of reaching the largest target audience and the frequency of successful reach to that audience. A good example of new technology using the ...

So many potent blogs out there; however, I find that by understanding key elements and encouraging discussion on small to medium enterprises or in evaluating on-line business value one should check out http://www.wrlyman.com. For example...competing on-line, begs questions and demands answers to such basics as: TOP LINK SUGGESTED! Before You Get Too Far Know what the Government has to say about On-Line Business Useful link - http://www.business.gov contains: Info on Popular Business Topics * Find Small Business Grants and Loans * Register a Business Name (Doing Business As) * Learn how to Incorporate a Business * Start a Home-Based Business * Get Started in Government Contracting * Learn Ten Steps to Hiring Your First Employee The Business Cafe Topic! A Business Plan. So you may or may not have one. Let's start over. What is a true business plan? Does it take thousands of dollars; does it have to be in a bound book? The plain truth? A Business Plan is a pith...