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Honest Review of Wealth Trigger by Joe V

Joe Morgan — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 17:50:33 +0000

Honest Review of Wealth Trigger by Joe VItale & Steve G Jones. Law of Attraction & Hypnosis, Pretty Cool. Read my review http://ht.ly/5qhPB

Against All Odds – USAF Test Pilot and Cancer Survivor to Summit Everest

Joe Morgan — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 19:42:14 +0000

Met an amazing guy last night, with the most amazing story. Mark Schaible, USAF Experimental Test Pilot and Cancer Survivor is to become the First Ever Unrelated Donor Bone Marrow Transplant Recipient to Summit Mt Everest.

Here’s an expert from his website …

“In 1999, I was on top of the world. I was the number one rated USAF Experimental Test Pilot, a top 1% Air Force Officer and had a 2-star hand written endorsement to go fly the space shuttle in the NASA class of 2000. I had flown over 50 different aircraft, 100+ elevated risk test missions and graduated at the top of every school. I competed in marathons, triathlons (never lost) and thought I was in peak condition. That all changed in April of 1999. I had been having a pain in my left leg that the doctors were unable to alleviate. It was finally determined that I needed to have an MRI of my spine to ascertain if it was nerve related. In conjunction with the MRI they decide to have blood drawn to eliminate causal effects. What they found in the blood test stunned them. They even repeated the test as the doctor thought the lab had messed up the test. My red blood cell count was about 1/3 of what it was supposed to be. I was immediately referred to an oncologist at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego. Naval Captain Fred Millard, the head of the Oncology Department, was my assigned doctor. At diagnosis, it was determined that I had stage 4 WaldenstromsMacroglobulinemia or Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma ….”

May God be with Mark on his Quest!

Joe

Defined: Accounts Receivable Financing

Joe Morgan — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 21:35:48 +0000

Accounts receivable financing, or Factoring, is the purchase of accounts receivable invoices at a discount. If you sell your products or services to businesses that pay in 30, 60, 90 days or more, Eagle Peak Capital has a liquidity solution for you. We can finance companies that are start-ups, losing money, or in bankruptcy because accounts receivable financing is based on your customer’s credit, not yours. This is not a “debt.” You are selling an asset. But it is more than just an asset sale; it is like outsourcing your accounts receivable department. Factors provide valuable services. They check your customer’s credit for you and notify you of bad risks and they provide detailed monthly statements. Qualifying accounts even get free credit insurance.

Stock Loans at Eagle Peak Capital

Joe Morgan — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 21:40:52 +0000

As I learn my new business, one of the most interesting Loan programs we have access to are Stock Loans. Anyone can take out a loan against their publicly traded stock as collateral for a low-interest loan without the risk of a margin call. This way you can get access to cash without having to sell your stocks in this down market. You will also receive all dividends during the life of the loan. After the loan is paid-off the stock is yours again. Excellent program in this down stock market.

More Info http://www.eaglepeakcapital.biz/financing-stock

Contact me directly: jmorgan@eaglepeakcapital.biz

Stock Loans at Eagle Peak Capital

Joe Morgan — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 21:31:25 +0000

More Info http://www.eaglepeakcapital.biz/financing-stock

Contact me directly: jmorgan@eaglepeakcapital.biz

life is just one long strange freakin’

Joe Morgan — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 15:50:05 +0000

life is just one long strange freakin’ journey … just saying ….

Startups: List of Core Things That Matter (aka Bill of Do’s)

Joe Morgan — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 19:47:17 +0000

I have to give credit to Keith Kraten @ Clustrix for his Linkedin post on the Startup Specialists discussion group. His list of 6 core things a start-up should be doing is dead on!

I’ve been involved in 5 start-ups, some funded some bootstrapped, and every one of these 6 was huge in each one of them. I currently work for CodeBaby and we are executing on all 6!

Here’s the list, enjoy!

I have been involved in 4 start ups and here are my take aways (the core things that matter)
1) Don’t bother to optimize existing technology. If it’s not disruptive, its not worth the effort.
2) Only enter large fast growing markets where the total addressable market is substantial.
3) Attracting & retaining top tier human talent is CRITICAL! (rockstars)
4) Don’t regurgitate speeds and feeds, tell a compelling story.
5) Execution is everything.
6) It’s all yak yak until dead presidents change hands!

-Keith Kraten

Cheers -j

Why in the world would you want to do SEO?

Joe Morgan — Fri, 28 May 2010 18:11:08 +0000

I’m an Internet Markter in training, so I’m no expert yet. However, I even know this is a DUMB question!! SEO is the single most important thing you can do to market your company …. bar-none! And it is only going to get more important as we move further into the 21st century. People are Googling for everything and not really paying much attention to other advertising, marketing or directories. When was the last time you picked up a phone book? OK, I picked one up to get it off my stoop and give it to my father in-law! I haven’t used one to find a company for 10 years. SEO is a pretty analytical endeavor. Having been a hard-core engineer and a marketing manager, I see this as a cross between the two. It’s a technical marketing job. You have to be creative and understand marketing to your target audience and how to put whole sentences together AND you have to be technical enough to learn new tools and technologies easily to work your SEO and analyze the results. It’s similar to performance modding a car (Mustang for me). You add this, tweak that and tune this. But, then you have to test and analyze the results. Seems that Analysis is the most important thing to do in the SEO world. That’s all for now folks!

Cheers,

Joe

3 Blogging Best Practices I learned at the Inbound Marketing University that I’m going to implement

Joe Morgan — Thu, 27 May 2010 18:10:48 +0000

1. Blog more often

2. Blog something interesting

3. Leave out the sales & marketing

How to Blog Effectively for Business (GF101)

Get the word out, Drs. Ray Muzyka & Greg

Joe Morgan — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:33:46 +0000

Get the word out, Drs. Ray Muzyka & Greg Zeschuk speak at Colorado College tonight. Will be great! @CodeBaby http://bit.ly/awHKO4