Your New Venture - A Creative Catalyst

I have been working with several people over the last year, to help them get their businesses up and running. One of the primary words of advice that I would give them is persistence.

Patience also plays a key in developing your new venture. If you have a sound business plan, you will find that you will discover new money making opportunities that can help your business thrive. But, this does not happen over night. When you least expect it, it is not unusual to stumble upon partnerships that can be beneficial to your clients and that can potentially translate into some added income potential.

You can see some of the affiliate programs that Creative Ops has obtained as an example at: http://www.creativeops.com/affiliates.html.

In order to be successful with the inclusion of affiliate programs into your business portfolio, it is important to analyze who would make the best compliment to your strategic objective. For example, I am often asked if I know where to get an 800 number, where to get licensed photography or where to conduct business formation on-line. These questions have prompted me to partner with some of the premeir providers of these services.

If you have visited as a result of a referral from me... thank you. If you have stumbled upon this as a result of your venture, best wishes. An remember, success is not determined by what you have achieved alone but by what you have overcome to meet those accomplishments.

Cheers

Working, working out... then working

Today was another excellent day at the office. It is looking like I will be able to use one of my marketing ideas on one of our new projects at the office. Unfortunately, I am back at it early in the morning so I have to get some shut eye. More to come on that.

I am back into a regular routine at the gym. I love my new gym. The parking lot is always crowded but there is barely anyone inside. I did my two hour work out routine which included arms, abs and cardio. I was able to squeeze over eight miles into twenty minuets for only the second time. The irony continues here in California for me. For those of you that remember where I learned to ride my bike, I killed my last cardio record at a gym in the next lot over.

Barry Bonds broke the home run record this evening but I returned home to do some work for Creative Ops. Things continue to pick up as I have secured another potential lead and I am working on four new sites with one in maintenance mode. I addition I continue to receive traffic and purchases through my affiliate programs. I continue to enjoy helping people make their dreams a reality by getting their presence on the web.

A Successfull Outing in Tennessee

As we depart from Dickson, Tennessee we leave with a sense of satisfaction. We enjoyed meeting the riders and their families and hearing their stories. Being at the Amateur Nationals in Hurricane Mills at Loretta Lynn's Ranch was truly an experience to remember.

Kawasaki Live is dedicated to the hard core enthusiasts that are not able to make it to all of the race events so that they can experience them online in the comfort of their own home. It has been hot and humid here and, as one of the team members aptly put it, "The best thing about Tennessee is getting back into the air conditioning."


As we depart from this small town, our travels will take us to Nashville, where we will spend the evening before our return to Southern California. In the meantime, feel free to take a look at all the work that we have done for this event at: http://www.kawasakilive.com/lorettalynn

Night and Day

I have decided to start a blog to get friends and family informed of my latest ventures in and out of the office. I have not been able to spend the time with them that I would like to so I thought that this would be the best way to keep them informed. I sincerely hope that you enjoy.

It seems as if night and day are running together in addition to the fact that Dickson, Tennessee is a complete switch from Monterey, California. I am hard at work on another project for the day job that has taken me to the Amateur National Motocross Championship. The last project that we did was Laguna Seca which was a huge success as a result of countless hours of lost sleep and tons of hard work by the team on the track and at the office.

Today, we are off to an early start to go get content for the new portion of the site. Be sure to check that out later on since we will be gathering pictures and video throughout the day.
You can take a look at the latest sites at: http://www.kawasakilive.com.