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It’s that time of year – affiliates are gearing up for the holiday season sales online, and that begins with Halloween, which is right around the corner. You need content – lots of it!
Tiffany Dow just released a WSO (it’s a special offer where you get a discount the public can’t get) and it’s specifically for a really big hot selling item right now – Halloween costumes.
She created a 30 pack of articles on costumes for babies, boys, girls, men and women – and she discounted it in this offer from $30 (which the public pays) to $17 for those who grab it through this link.
The content is a great mix of trendy costumes and evergreen costumes, so this could benefit you year after year!
Remember, don’t go through the PLR site directly – that will cost you full price! Go through the link below and save $13 off what everyone else has to pay!
>>>> Here’s what you get <<<<
Halloween Costumes
1. Baby Halloween Costumes – 442 words
2. Women’s Halloween Costumes – 452 words
3. Men’s Halloween Costumes – 472 words
4. Girl’s Halloween Costumes – 457 words
5. Boy’s Halloween Costumes – 451 words
Baby Halloween Costumes
1. Ladybug Baby Costume – 451 words
2. Baby Pirate Costume – 479 words
3. Baby Monkey Costume – 437 words
4. Baby Princess Costume – 455 words
5. Baby Lion Costume – 446 words
Girl’s Halloween Costumes
1. Teen Girls Halloween Costume Ideas – 451 words
2. Group Halloween Costume Ideas for Girls – 465 words
3. Girls Vampire Halloween Costume – 448 words
4. Katy Perry California Girls Halloween Costume – 438 words
5. Girls Pirate Halloween Costume – 434 words
Boy’s Halloween Costumes
1. Teen Boys Halloween Costumes – 445 words
2. Boys Army Halloween Costume – 446 words
3. Boys Cowboy Halloween Costume – 457 words
4. Captain America Costume for Kids – 445 words
5. Halloween Costume Ideas for Boys – 480 words
Women’s Halloween Costumes
1. Halloween Costume Ideas for Women – 449 words
2. Women’s Halloween Costume 2011 – 450 words
3. Plus Size Women’s Halloween Costume – 442 words
4. Women’s Gangster Halloween Costume – 443 words
5. Women’s Pirate Halloween Costume – 436 words
Men’s Halloween Costumes
1. Men’s Halloween Costume Ideas 2011 – 478 words
2. Funny Men’s Halloween Costume – 456 words
3. Men’s Sailor Halloween Costume – 431 words
4. Men’s Cowboy Halloween Costume – 451 words
5. Men’s Indian Halloween Costume – 437 words
Christmas is coming! And we all know that means parents will be spending money on gifts for the kids. This also means it’s the perfect time for you to start promoting toys from Amazon and make money.
“Each Month Covers a Variety of Different Toys in a Range of Categories – From Low Cost To High Value Items.”
Here’s What You’ll Get With Your Exclusive Toy PLR Monthly Membership:
14 Brand New Toy Reviews (400+ words each)
5 Brand New Related Articles (400+ words each, keyword-optimized)
Detailed Keyword Research For Each Product (may not be available for all toys)
BONUS! Google Search Suggest Keywords (14 spreadsheets)
The second half of the year is the best time for promoting toys. These toy PLR reviews and articles will help you promote products from Amazon.
If you own a small business, there are many considerations when planning your business taxes. In many cases, you have choices regarding the timing of income and expenses that can impact your taxes both for this year and next. One of the best things you can do is plan your taxes ahead of time.
Getting a jump on tax planning and preparation will save you time and money in the long run. This will allow you to get the most out of your tax preparation, rather than waiting until the last moment, missing out on opportunities for using certain strategies, and stressing out about the process.
Consider implementing some of these end-of-year tax strategies for your small business:
1. Buy a work vehicle. If you need to haul stuff or people around for your business, consider the tax advantage that comes with buying a work vehicle. “Heavy” SUVs that get 50% of their use from your business qualify for a write-off of $25,000, thanks to Section 179 first year depreciation.
* There are specific considerations to make with this write-off, so check out the depreciation rules for work vehicles before you make the purchase.
2. Buy other equipment. First-year depreciations through Section 179 come in many forms, including things other than work vehicles. If you buy new and used business software and equipment, you can take a write-off of as much as $250,000.
* This equipment consideration includes office furniture, computer systems, machinery, and software as long as you’re buying it and putting it to use in the current tax year.
3. Prepay next year’s expenses. You can prepay expenses for next year to create additional deductions for your upcoming tax return. Buy next year’s equipment now, or pay other upcoming expenses prior to the end of this year. Now you can claim these expenses as deductions and save yourself additional money before tax season.
* You can pay expenses using checks, and mail the checks at the end of the year. Even though they won’t be cashed or deposited until the New Year, tax law states that you can still deduct these expenses because you mailed the checks in this tax year.
4. Delay some income. If you’re expecting to be in the same tax bracket next year, delay some of your income until the beginning of the next year to cut down on how much you’ll have to pay in taxes for this year.
* Deferring some income, coupled with accelerating some deductions, will postpone some of your tax bill and allow you to save money when your taxes for this year are due.
5. Accelerate some income. The opposite is true if you plan to be in a higher tax bracket in the coming year. Here you need to accelerate some income into the current year while postponing some deductible expenses until the following year so that you realize tax savings on your higher tax bill in the coming years.
* A balance between the two, accelerating and delaying, is also viable to potentially lower both of the tax bills, the upcoming year’s bill and the one for next year.
The Bottom Line
As a business owner, it’s important to consider your tax strategies all year long. You have many opportunities for tax savings and deductions throughout the year. However, keeping these strategies in mind as the year comes to an end will help you maximize your strategies for both this year and next.
Freelancing and Finances: Maintaining Your Income While Ill
Being a freelancer is a challenge for many. You have to deliver a product or service, handle invoices, market your business, and keep things running all by yourself. But things get even more hectic when your only employee comes down with a little more than just the sniffles.
Be strategic with your approach when running your freelance business and try to nurse yourself back to health. When you do, you can minimize the loss of income and the affect your illness has on your business.
Follow these tips to keep your business running and your income coming in while nurturing yourself back to health:
1. Prioritize your time. Figure out items that deserve top priority on your schedule. Give the energy you have to the top items on your list, that way the most important things get done.
* Make a list of the tasks that need to get done, exactly in the order they need to get done. Keep it close to you and, when you find that you have energy throughout the day, cross items off of your to-do list.
* It’s okay if you need to work in random spurts. If you find that you can only work productively for 30 minutes at a time every three hours or so, do so. You’ll be surprised how much you complete within a short amount of time when it gets down to crunch time.
2. Use a laptop. As a freelancer, owning a laptop may seem like a given, but the number of independent professionals without one is astounding. If you can’t afford to purchase one, borrow one from a friend while you’re sick. You’ll be able to work from bed and rest your body at the same time.
* Only work from bed when you’re sick. If you get into this habit when you’re perfectly healthy, your productivity is likely to suffer because a cushy bed is often too casual of an environment to inspire workflow.
* If you’re on a budget, consider purchasing a netbook. A netbook can cost as little as $300 and it’s often free when signing on for a contract with an internet provider. However, keep in mind that a netbook is substantially smaller than a standard laptop. Many times, the screen can measure as little as seven inches.
3. Focus on less intensive tasks. If you’re a freelance writer or designer, your work often requires great attention to detail. But when you’re sick, that attention to detail is more than your system can handle. Unless you have rigid deadlines coming up, put paying work on hold and focus on behind the scenes tasks.
* Consider marketing your services by sending a pre-made email or postcard template to prospective clients. Next, contact your past clients to let them know that you have open availability in the following month.
If you’re feeling sick for longer than you originally anticipated, it’s best to contact your clients to let them know that you’re feeling ill. Most will be very understanding. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s a good idea to spend your sick days trying to recuperate and booking work for the following month.
You can keep your freelance business afloat while recovering from an illness. Use these three productivity tips to keep things moving until you feel like yourself again and can return to a normal workload.
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