Christmas season is upon us and money is tight. You can still take care of all of your gadget gift giving with cash to spare. There are a bunch of sites on the internet that will help you save a boatload of loot.
I’m going to show you how to do the following:
Save a Fortune at Amazon.com
Get Paid to Buy Stuff
Find the Best Price on Anything
Have Bargains Come to You
Save a Fortune at Amazon.com
Amazon has an product line that goes on forever. There is always something on super-terrific clearance sale. You can find giant discounts on products at Amazon.com. The links below list products that are at least 75% OFF in their respective categories.
You can use their Search options to weed through the haystack of bargains to find your needle.
Get Paid to Shop at Live.com
Microsoft’s Live.com search engine is so hard up for users that they’ll actually PAY YOU to search for things to buy. This is obviously a long-term plan to capture market share and drum up affiliate sales. Guess what, who cares? You still get paid.
Find the Best Price on Anything with Price Comparison Engines
Are you looking for something that hundreds of sites carry? Well, there are a number of Price Comparison Engines that will show you who sells an item for the best price. I always check these before I buy.
Use Software, the Web, and Social Networking to Ace your Job Search
Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the last month or so, you’re probably worried about your job. Blue chip companies are falling into the deadpool or getting taken over on a daily basis.
You either just got laid off or you’re worried that you could be. If that’s not the problem, then you probably just need more money (welcome to the club). with the job market so tight, how do you compete?.
Let Technology be your not-so secret weapon to find all of the best jobs even in a tough market.
You can use software, social networking, and dead-simple techniques to make the whole process painless and successful.
It all starts with your Resume. You already have one (don’t you?), but take a little time to make sure it’s a good one. Go to Google and type in "Create a Great Resume" or something like that. Follow the instructions to make your resume a great one.
Save your Word Resume with the following title: "First name-Last name-Resume.doc". Now, when you email the resume to people, they always know what the file is, it’s YOUR RESUME!
When you go online to start this process, you’ll need to paste the text of your resume into a bunch of sites, forms, emails, etc. This is a huge hassle and can either slow you down or force you to give up. If you don’t make it easy on yourself, that is. You’re going to have a copy of your resume in a plain text file to breeze through this part.
Are you sick of this floundering economy? Is your 401k looking more like a 201K? Well, I for one have had enough of this crap. I’ve decided to do something about it.
original illustration – graphite pencil – derwent graphic – August 2007
I’m unleashing my own bailout package. A 3 part series aimed at surviving conquering this recession. The series will focus on a few areas:
Get More Money – If your job is shaky or just plain gone, I’m going to show you how to use technology to quickly and easily find a better one.
Get Stuff for Less Money – It’s not just making more, you need to spend less. I’ll show you how to find incredible bargains on things that you need every day.
Get Great Freebies – What’s better than getting things for less? FREE of course. I’m going to show you where you can score some valuable free stuff.
Stay tuned for the first article: See How to Upgrade Your Career in a Recession Using Technology.