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7 months ago
in What is This All For? on John Cow dot COM
Great post here Johnny C. Definitely put things in perspective. It really is SO useful to ask yourself simple questions like these... and it looks like you have done quite well since exploring your own motive a little bit. I am one to think about my goals in life and try to structure things that I do that way, but this is very similar and I definitely encourage everyone to heed your advice. :mrgreen:
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John Cow
Thanks Jim, it was one of those posts that was on my heart as soon as I woke up this morning.
9 months ago
in Three Types of Blog Writing Styles to Get You Started on John Cow dot COM
Sales writing just might be the trickiest of those that you have outlined above. Definitely an art that needs to be mastered. Great post! :roll:
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John Cow
I agree... thats why it is always easiest to promote something you already own and like. Trying to market somethign you do not know is very hard and I think pushes people away. If you are honest with people and show them how you use something, that s much more powerful.
9 months ago
in The Five Characteristics of Good Blog Content on John Cow dot COM
Allow me to turn your attention to a post of mine Cow: http://www.thenetfool.com/this-is-a-generic-blo...
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9 months ago
in Link Boosting and WIN $10 000! - JOHNCOWtv Episode 2 on John Cow dot COM
Great video Jason... that was pretty hilarious! I'm thinking that was Bob Jones holding Cow hostage because of all the success you've had :mrgreen:
Loved the Link Boosting strategy, I do it already, but it's nice to see it demonstrated on a drawing pad for clarification. Keep up the awesome work!
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Loved the Link Boosting strategy, I do it already, but it's nice to see it demonstrated on a drawing pad for clarification. Keep up the awesome work!
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John Cow
Thanks guys... I appreciate the support.
Normal Joe
That's cuz you're the man lol. That's one of the secret ninja moves you didn't share with me you sum bee! I like it though, and plan to start doing it myself.
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10 months ago
in Get Off The Make Money Online BandWagon & Make a Fortune! on John Cow dot COM
That reminds me of Timothy Sykes, the kid who turned an insane profit in the stock market (lucky son of a gun! :razz: ). That's definitely true though, you have to diversity and stay away from the whole flow of things if you want ot make real money.
However, that's not to say you can't make a bundle in what's hot. Being in a hot industry can make you a very rich person, even if you are doing exactly what everyone else is doing. Remember: the trend is your friend ;)
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However, that's not to say you can't make a bundle in what's hot. Being in a hot industry can make you a very rich person, even if you are doing exactly what everyone else is doing. Remember: the trend is your friend ;)
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James
I reckon it's Timothy Sykes as well. I had a look at his blog - http://www.timothysykes.com/ I guess the advertising and sales section of his site bring in a lot of money.
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11 months ago
in My Secret Weapon is Open for a Limited Time Only on John Cow dot COM
Now that I've had a chance to explore the whole administration panel, it's a pretty cool resource. I really can't say one way or the other whether it is worth the hefty price tag... but once results start coming in (or don't haha) then I will let all of you know how the system is.
It's pretty effective looking though, I wouldn't be surprised if it works out in my favor for google SERPs :)
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It's pretty effective looking though, I wouldn't be surprised if it works out in my favor for google SERPs :)
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Germz
Looking forward to reading your review :) Will you use it on a new blog or your already made blog?
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11 months ago
in The Evil Gas Empire that We MUST Stop! on John Cow dot COM
John: You are really out of line here, but I'm going to let it slide as nothing more than a cheap way to try to land front page on Digg.
I happen to be a mutual fund manager, don't even start. People are quick to overreact. The fact is we've been having recessions since the dawn of time. They are natural and one of the most healthy occurances possible. If we DIDN'T have a recession, we'd be in a world of hurt. The economic picture is a lot better than we think it is. The fact that profits are up on oil/gas companies doesn't mean squat.
This graph is a comparison with Exxon Mobil and the price of crude... you tell me where the profit is: http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/z?s=XOM&t=1...
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I happen to be a mutual fund manager, don't even start. People are quick to overreact. The fact is we've been having recessions since the dawn of time. They are natural and one of the most healthy occurances possible. If we DIDN'T have a recession, we'd be in a world of hurt. The economic picture is a lot better than we think it is. The fact that profits are up on oil/gas companies doesn't mean squat.
This graph is a comparison with Exxon Mobil and the price of crude... you tell me where the profit is: http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/z?s=XOM&t=1...
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John Cow
Out of line and cheap way... please do not be a hypocrite Jim... should I remind you of the post you made towards the cowpetition that you admited was to get a reaction. Anyway, thanks for letting it slide. Jim, we did not make up the numbers... you can see them for yourself. You ask us to tell you where the profit is coming from? Well we cant but they are telling us they are making lots of it.
Read for yourself...
http://www.shell.com/home/content/investor/fina...
and
http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/01/news/companies/...
(this talks about thier record profits)
and
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080502/earns_chevron.html
Jim, not sure why you are so upset about this anyway but all we know is these companies are reporting record profits and we thought this was an interesting story.
Read for yourself...
http://www.shell.com/home/content/investor/fina...
and
http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/01/news/companies/...
(this talks about thier record profits)
and
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080502/earns_chevron.html
Jim, not sure why you are so upset about this anyway but all we know is these companies are reporting record profits and we thought this was an interesting story.
Kevin
To Net Fool:
As an internet marketing newbie, but also less of an investor, please try & make me understand this. Last month, my shares in my Exxon-Mobil DRiP were at about $94/share. SO, I decided to let them ride. Now, they are at about $81/share? There are RECORD profits made in this sector, but I, as the investor, am not realiozing the profit- not being passed down to me.
The economy IS worse than we (John Q. Public) expect. Housing starts are WAY down; forclosures at an all-time high (thanks to the banking industry and their lax lending guidlines- DUH. Anything for a quick buck, huh?).
Food costs are rising like a rocket taking off to the stratosphere! Why? Well, less corn is now grown for consumption (by livestock and humans alike), which now makes the supply LOWER than the demand. Thanks, again, to the ethanol/gas debacle. It'ss all trickle down.
But, if you really, truely believe that the economy is not as bad as you believe, I invite you to my neck of the woods to chat & tour the halted housing projects.
Again, I am an average Joe, so my economic views are not collegiate, much like yours must be in order for you to have the career that you are in. Thanks for your time!
As an internet marketing newbie, but also less of an investor, please try & make me understand this. Last month, my shares in my Exxon-Mobil DRiP were at about $94/share. SO, I decided to let them ride. Now, they are at about $81/share? There are RECORD profits made in this sector, but I, as the investor, am not realiozing the profit- not being passed down to me.
The economy IS worse than we (John Q. Public) expect. Housing starts are WAY down; forclosures at an all-time high (thanks to the banking industry and their lax lending guidlines- DUH. Anything for a quick buck, huh?).
Food costs are rising like a rocket taking off to the stratosphere! Why? Well, less corn is now grown for consumption (by livestock and humans alike), which now makes the supply LOWER than the demand. Thanks, again, to the ethanol/gas debacle. It'ss all trickle down.
But, if you really, truely believe that the economy is not as bad as you believe, I invite you to my neck of the woods to chat & tour the halted housing projects.
Again, I am an average Joe, so my economic views are not collegiate, much like yours must be in order for you to have the career that you are in. Thanks for your time!
11 months ago
in The Evil Gas Empire that We MUST Stop! on John Cow dot COM
Cow, this is the stupidest post I have ever read and I would love for you to remove it now. I don't get angry at a lot, but when someone posts a "solution" to gas prices, fists start flying.
Clearly, you don't have a grasp on economics. This is a major problem wit hthe voting class in the U.S. today in fact.
First things first: "Gas prices are on the rise and from the looks of it, it doesn’t look like they are going to be going back down any time soon"
-If I'm not mistaken, the price of crude nosedived 11% this week alone :evil:
Also, why are you targetting Shell? Seriously! They aren't making money, they are losing it! COmpanies like Exxon, Shell,. Chevron are profitable when oil is down in the <$80 range... and are actually hemmoraging money right now. There is no artificial manipulation of gas prices due to anticompetitive practice laws that fully prevent this from happening. If you think people are jacking prices at will... you have another thing coming.
I could rant all day long at how stupid a proposed boycott or whatever it says in that petition really is, but that would take up far too much space on your comment board. Perhaps I'll post a follow-up post?
The price of oil should be a lot higher than it is in the U.S., in Europe, they are paying a premium and we don't even realize this. Honestly, I'm wishing people that post these half-hearted petitions would just go away, because you clearly don't understand the basics of supply and demand.
The american economy is fine. Don't worry about us please.
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Clearly, you don't have a grasp on economics. This is a major problem wit hthe voting class in the U.S. today in fact.
First things first: "Gas prices are on the rise and from the looks of it, it doesn’t look like they are going to be going back down any time soon"
-If I'm not mistaken, the price of crude nosedived 11% this week alone :evil:
Also, why are you targetting Shell? Seriously! They aren't making money, they are losing it! COmpanies like Exxon, Shell,. Chevron are profitable when oil is down in the <$80 range... and are actually hemmoraging money right now. There is no artificial manipulation of gas prices due to anticompetitive practice laws that fully prevent this from happening. If you think people are jacking prices at will... you have another thing coming.
I could rant all day long at how stupid a proposed boycott or whatever it says in that petition really is, but that would take up far too much space on your comment board. Perhaps I'll post a follow-up post?
The price of oil should be a lot higher than it is in the U.S., in Europe, they are paying a premium and we don't even realize this. Honestly, I'm wishing people that post these half-hearted petitions would just go away, because you clearly don't understand the basics of supply and demand.
The american economy is fine. Don't worry about us please.
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Brotheralvin
You are obviously paid to toe the company line, a sheep who has been bought. Your belittling posture is surely a case of "me thinks he doth protest too much" and defensive. Your rosy picture of the economy WILL be proven wrong shortly, and longly. You are exactly part of the reason we are in this mess: compromised, bought-up, robotic
I have encountered many like you, and once you stop all your ranting and shouting, there is little to no substance. Rant on, Mr. Roboto
I have encountered many like you, and once you stop all your ranting and shouting, there is little to no substance. Rant on, Mr. Roboto
John Cow
Hmm Mr sensitive, do not think we are targetting anyone... and as for the economics statement... maybe do research before you post, for example...
Royal Dutch Shell’s first quarter 2008 earnings, on a current cost of supplies (CCS) basis, were $7.8 billion compared to $6.9 billion a year ago. Basic CCS earnings per share increased by 15% versus the same quarter a year ago.
and
SAN RAMON, Calif., May 2, 2008 - Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) today reported net income of $5.17 billion ($2.48 per share – diluted) for the first quarter 2008, compared with $4.72 billion ($2.18 per share – diluted) in the 2007 first quarter. Earnings in the 2007 period included a $700 million gain on downstream asset sales in Europe.
Oh and the mention that the USA economy is fine... well we do actually know a bit of ecnomics and one sure indicator is housing starts (if you know what that is) and right now housing starts are pretty much in the toilet which has a HUGE effect on the economy.
Royal Dutch Shell’s first quarter 2008 earnings, on a current cost of supplies (CCS) basis, were $7.8 billion compared to $6.9 billion a year ago. Basic CCS earnings per share increased by 15% versus the same quarter a year ago.
and
SAN RAMON, Calif., May 2, 2008 - Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) today reported net income of $5.17 billion ($2.48 per share – diluted) for the first quarter 2008, compared with $4.72 billion ($2.18 per share – diluted) in the 2007 first quarter. Earnings in the 2007 period included a $700 million gain on downstream asset sales in Europe.
Oh and the mention that the USA economy is fine... well we do actually know a bit of ecnomics and one sure indicator is housing starts (if you know what that is) and right now housing starts are pretty much in the toilet which has a HUGE effect on the economy.
