10 ideas to make you money in 2010

[ideasuniversity]

I am searching the net for the best thing business to do in 2010 not that I want to leave the one I am doing. Please check them out
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[Kevin Lee]

Hi Yinka,

So why do you want to leave the business you're currently in?

[MichelleJ]

Interesting post Yinka and he gives some good advice, no harm in adding to your business if that is what you want to do.

MichelleJ

[ideasuniversity]

Hi Yinka,

So why do you want to leave the business you're currently in?

I said "not that I want to leave the business I am doing now" I am adding to my businesses

[David Hurley]

Hi Yinka,

What kind of market do you have in mind? Will you be looking to Africa, or worldwide on the www, or both?

What is the situation with green technologies in your part of the world?

What about coffee? - Nestle's premium "Nespresso" brand was growing through the recession last time I read about it.

How about education? Success education and motivational training, such as GT discusses on this forum.

[ideasuniversity]

Hi Yinka,

What kind of market do you have in mind? Will you be looking to Africa, or worldwide on the www, or both?

What is the situation with green technologies in your part of the world?

What about coffee? - Nestle's premium "Nespresso" brand was growing through the recession last time I read about it.

How about education? Success education and motivational training, such as GT discusses on this forum.

The green technologies are gaining ground here, but I will be grateful if you can shed more light on what the business is all about

[Ringo So]

I think Education would be hard to break into.

Baby Boomers, Life Support and Trading Down, however, seem like good markets.

As for Green technology goes, I don't think the business has to be entirely based on Green ideologies, but rather a business that embrace Green philosophies and use that as a marketing tool.

[GT Bulmer]

...The green technologies are gaining ground here, but I will be grateful if you can shed more light on what the business is all about

Hi, Yinka:

There are two areas you can look into: green products, or green information.

You can find green products to sell (as an affiliate) on the Internet. These could be things like solar cells, wind power generators, hydrogen conversion plans for automobiles.

You can also find and market green information: become knowledgeable about green technologies and environmental issues and then market (sell) reports, eBooks and other information products; or teach classes in schools, or make professional presentations to companies and government agencies.

GT

[ideasuniversity]

...The green technologies are gaining ground here, but I will be grateful if you can shed more light on what the business is all about

Hi, Yinka:

There are two areas you can look into: green products, or green information.

You can find green products to sell (as an affiliate) on the Internet. These could be things like solar cells, wind power generators, hydrogen conversion plans for automobiles.

You can also find and market green information: become knowledgeable about green technologies and environmental issues and then market (sell) reports, eBooks and other information products; or teach classes in schools, or make professional presentations to companies and government agencies.

GT

Thanks so much for the reply. At least with all the information we gather on green technologies will be able to do something on climate change if we applied what we know

[David Hurley]

Hi Yinka,

Don't do too much to slow down "global warming" just now... The recent hot air blowing around in Copenhagen must have disrupted weather patterns in the northern hemisphere because it has been brass monkey weather up here ever since.

I wouldn't be surprised if climatologists begin dusting off their 1970s reports on the "new ice age"...

[GT Bulmer]

Hi Yinka,

Don't do too much to slow down "global warming" just now... The recent hot air blowing around in Copenhagen must have disrupted weather patterns in the northern hemisphere because it has been brass monkey weather up here ever since.

I wouldn't be surprised if climatologists begin dusting off their 1970s reports on the "new ice age"...

I hear you, man! That's what I keep saying: our world is too young and the data we've collected on climate change is too sparse for us to truly know what's going to happen in the short term. In the big scheme of things, our individual time here on earth is so brief, the weather patterns that happen in a 70-year period mean very little to the overall statistics (in my opinion).

Idea #11 for making money in 2010 (inspired by David): Corner the brass market in the northern hemisphere — collect brass balls.

GT