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Forexticket, next step

I’ve had the impression for some time that I’ve left Forexticket website to continue on its way without managing to improve its growth.   Suddenly I feel like I’m standing still….and that’s not good for my motivation.  As often happens, or … Continue reading

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Move my business in Ireland?

I currently work on the development of Mataf. I’m looking for the best option to accelerate the growth: hire people raise funds work 24/7 (maybe the easiest option ??? When I read the following article I thought about the opportunity … Continue reading

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Forex and SEO…

SEO in the Forex Broker space The FX space is competitive. Very competitive. Top brokers post earnings in the hundreds of millions per year and the total retail market volume is almost $5 trillion a month. FXCM and Forex.com alone spent more than $17 million on advertising … Continue reading

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Lifestyle Startups: Work to Live their Passion

Lifestyle Startups: Work to Live their Passion On the California coast where I live, we see lifestyle entrepreneurs like surfers and divers who own small surf or dive shop or teach surfing and diving lessons to pay the bills so … Continue reading

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Realistic Subscriber Numbers

Interesting post in Maoxian’s blog Realistic Subscriber Numbers I have said that I’d like to make $100,000 a year from my weekly newsletter. At $200 a subscriber that means I need 500 people willing to pay me. Assuming the same … Continue reading

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A broker acquires a financial portal

This morning I learned that Saxo Bank will completly acquire the EuroInvestor portal. They pay a huge amount but I think this a very good move a broker can do now on Internet. I keep in mind the acquisition of … Continue reading

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Forbes Sells Investopedia

ValueClick paid about $42 million in cash, which values Investopedia at more than eight times 2010 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, according to figures provided by Investopedia’s banker Jordan Edmiston Group Inc. ValueClick said Investopedia is expected to … Continue reading

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