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August 3, 2011

Effective and Easy Method to Get More Customers

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Good news and bad news about marketing is that price and results are not always closely related to each other. You can pay the same price for poor results similar to when you get good results. The difference is based on what you devote to marketing before you implement.

Here is an effective and easy method for planning marketing efforts so you can get more satisfactory results without spending more money.

Know Your Advantages
Ask yourself the following questions:
1. Why do people buy from you?
2. What you are actually doing for your customers? Read it all..

July 25, 2011

Gold prices can repeat high record

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The price of gold on world markets has a chance to repeat high record that ever broke on July 19, 2011 and at the level of US$ 1,610.5 per ounce.

At the close of this weekend, the price is approaching that level at US$ 1,607.00 per ounce. In New York, gold futures for August delivery traded on COMEX, up US$ 14.50 to settle at US$ 1,601.50 per ounce, up 0.91%. Prices increased slightly after the close of trading hours.

The increase is triggered by the latest news about the bombings and shootings in Norway that killed at least 80 peoples.

Gold rose nearly 1% on Friday after approaching all-time high as the agreement on a bailout plan for Greece and concerns about the lack of agreement on the U.S. debt ceiling encourage safe-haven buying.

“Gold is getting strength from the European bailout plan and investor nervousness about whether these measures will result in a real resolution. The gold market is vote not to,” said Sterling Smith, an analyst at Country Hedging in St. Paul, Minnesota.

But with news about the bomb attack adds to uncertainty and investor interest in low-risk assets.

March 21, 2011

Libyan War, Oil Prices Could Increase US$ 140/Barel

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Libyan War feared could affect crude oil prices reaching the highest level, which is US$ 140 per barrel as it was in 2008.

On Monday, March 21, 2011, oil prices exceeded US$ 103 per barrel. Oil prices increase after Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi vowed would be a “long war” when the allied military attacks on countries that joined in the OPEC.

Coalition of the United States, France, Britain and other countries attacks with Read it all..