Pam seminar

Easy Business Secrets Members Benefits
1● Full detailed description timelines of topics
   covered during Easy Business Secrets Seminar

2● BENEFITS

1. LIVE JV opportunity (worth $1000) 
1. (Meet companies who want to collaborate with you as an internet marketeer & launch your first referral business)
2. 1 Year Membership (worth $1,000)(Be informed about regular news regarding internet marketing, interact with other students through the forum & learn from website review videos)
3. ENTIRE set of Easy Business Secrets Home Course (worth $1,997)
4. 5 Figures Internet Marketing Consultancy Home Course (worth $407)
5. 1 Year Technical & Marketing Support (worth $997)
6. Opportunity to collaborate with Pam Siow with her positioning you as an expert (if your business is deemed suitable) [Priceless]
7. XsitePro Software Included (The software provides 2 licenses and you will be sharing with your classmate one license. Both of you will be able to use the software concurrently together.)
8. Invites to bi-annual networking events

Checklist for you to prepare before the Easy Business Secrets Seminar
A) Download Firefox and set it as your internet browser:

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/products/download.html?product=firefox-3.6.13&os=win&lang=en-US

B) Create a gmail account for YOUR online business: http://mail.google.com/mail/

C) Understand Xsitepro (optional) http://www.xsiteprosw.m/

D) Submit your websites for review (if you have an existing website) and we might choose your website to evaluate during the seminar. It will be a good exposure as students will be giving feedback on how to improve your website.

Hardwares

E)1 Laptop

*For Mac users, please note that Xsitepro is designed specifically to run on

Windows-based laptops.

http://www.xsitepro.com/customer-questions-system-requirements.html

F) Internet Modem or Apple Iphone USB wires (you can use your phone as a modem!)

G)RM$50 cash for the Competition during Easy Business Secrets Seminar

H)1 Water Bottle – much talking will be done that day, better hydrate yourself!

I)1 Jacket – to keep yourself warm as it can get cold

Accounting Software: What to Look For

http://accounting-software-review.toptenreviews.com/

We looked at quite a few accounting programs suitable for small businesses within a reasonable price range. When reviewing the product we tried to keep in mind that most people are going to want one piece of software to do many things and not a handful of programs that may not even work together. We also wanted the software to be as easy to use as possible.

For our reviews we rated the following criteria:

Ease of Use
This criterion is extremely important. Many small business owners who are thinking about buying a new accounting program may just barely be moving out of what Excel did for them when they first started up. So, ease of use is paramount. In addition, accounting is already complicated enough without adding the burden of a hard to use program.

Help & Support
Software of this nature is complex and so is setting up the software initially. Most providers offer only limited free services such as user manuals, help files and FAQs. Telephone, email or chat support is usually only available with a service subscription.

Accounts Receivable 
This includes invoicing tools, estimate creation, billing tools and shipping. All small businesses need these features.

Accounts Payable
This module includes the ability to track vendor payments, prink checks and manage purchase orders.

Banking
The software you choose should be able to work with your bank and perform automatic or direct deposits, as well as create checks and deposit forms.

Payroll
The best accounting programs can manage employee profiles and status. They can also track hours, benefits, deductions and taxes. Most will allow you to create a payroll check right from the program or through automatic or electronic payment.

Inventory Control
Most companies have to manage inventory and services. Good inventory tools include the ability to track product by CPU/SKU, the capability to store a location with an item number and warnings when stock levels get low.

Time Costing
This accounting tool can track time spent on projects and can bill based on time spend on a project, project budgets, associated purchase orders and more.

Job Costing
Job costing tools can keep track of the cost of a job and may also be able to create job cost estimates as well.

Fixed Assets
Fixed assets include depreciable or fixed items such as office furniture or company cars, some accounting programs will help you keep track of these types of assets.

Conversions and Updates
Many small business owners may be upgrading from Excel or another spreadsheet program, so we looked to see whether the software could easily upgrade between programs and between versions.

Reporting
Good reporting tools can greatly increase the chance of success. We looked for accounting programs that can run a good variety of useful reports. With easy to use reporting options companies can easily monitor what is working well or poorly for their company.

There is a lot to think about when it comes to considering accounting software, but it is worth thinking about since you will be working with it every day. We have compared a wide variety of accounting software here to help you find the right one to help you run your business.

Opinion survey

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Google Keyword search

https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__c=1000000000&__u=1000000000&__o=kt&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS

World's Most Powerful Women (Forbes)

Rank	Name	Age	Country	Category
1	Angela Merkel Chancellor	58	Germany	Politics
2	Hillary Clinton Secretary of State	64	United States	Politics
3	Dilma Rousseff President	64	Brazil	Politics
4	Indra Nooyi Chief Executive, PepsiCo	56	United States	Business
5	Sheryl Sandberg COO, Facebook	42	United States	Business
6	Melinda Gates Cofounder, Cochair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation	48	United States	Non-Profit
7	Sonia Gandhi President	65	India	Politics
8	Michelle Obama First Lady	48	United States	Politics
9	Christine Lagarde Managing Director, International Monetary Fund	56	France	Non-Profit
10	Irene Rosenfeld CEO, Kraft Foods	59	United States	Business

The Worlds' Billionaires List (Forbes)

Google founder is at No. 24 and Facebook founder is not far behind No. 35.
Richest man is in phone business (it is no wonder as phone has become a necessity)

http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/#p_1_s_a0_All%20industries_All%20countries_All%20states_

Rank	Name	Net Worth	Age	Source	Country of Citizenship
1	Carlos Slim Helu & family	$69 B	72	telecom	Mexico
2	Bill Gates	$61 B	56	Microsoft	United States
3	Warren Buffett	$44 B	81	Berkshire Hathaway	United States
4	Bernard Arnault	$41 B	63	LVMH	France
5	Amancio Ortega	$37.5 B	75	Zara	Spain
6	Larry Ellison	$36 B	67	Oracle	United States
7	Eike Batista	$30 B	55	mining, oil	Brazil
8	Stefan Persson	$26 B	64	H&M	Sweden
9	Li Ka-shing	$25.5 B	83	diversified	Hong Kong
10	Karl Albrecht	$25.4 B	92	Aldi	Germany
11	Christy Walton & family	$25.3 B	57	Wal-Mart	United States
12	Charles Koch	$25 B	76	diversified	United States
12	David Koch	$25 B	71	diversified	United States
14	Sheldon Adelson	$24.9 B	78	casinos	United States
15	Liliane Bettencourt	$24 B	89	L'Oreal	France
16	Jim Walton	$23.7 B	64	Wal-Mart	United States
17	Alice Walton	$23.3 B	62	Wal-Mart	United States
18	S. Robson Walton	$23.1 B	68	Wal-Mart	United States
19	Mukesh Ambani	$22.3 B	54	petrochemicals, oil & gas	India
20	Michael Bloomberg	$22 B	70	Bloomberg LP	United States
21	Lakshmi Mittal	$20.7 B	61	steel	India
22	George Soros	$20 B	81	hedge funds	United States
23	Michele Ferrero & family	$19 B	85	chocolates	Italy
24	Sergey Brin	$18.7 B	38	Google	United States
24	Larry Page	$18.7 B	39	Google	United States
26	Jeff Bezos	$18.4 B	48	Amazon.com	United States
27	Thomas & Raymond Kwok & family	$18.3 B	-	real estate	Hong Kong
28	Alisher Usmanov	$18.1 B	58	steel, telecom, investments	Russia
29	Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud	$18 B	57	investments	Saudi Arabia
29	Lee Shau Kee	$18 B	84	diversified	Hong Kong
29	Georgina Rinehart	$18 B	58	Mining	Australia
32	Berthold & Theo Jr. Albrecht	$17.8 B	-	Aldi, Trader Joe's	Germany
32	Iris Fontbona & family	$17.8 B	69	mining	Chile
34	Michael Otto & family	$17.6 B	68	retail, real estate	Germany
35	David Thomson & family	$17.5 B	54	media	Canada
35	Mark Zuckerberg	$17.5 B	27	Facebook	United States
37	Ricardo Salinas Pliego & family	$17.4 B	56	retail, media	Mexico
38	Alberto Bailleres Gonzalez & family	$16.5 B	80	mining	Mexico
39	Rinat Akhmetov	$16 B	45	steel, coal	Ukraine
39	Cheng Yu-tung	$16 B	86	diversified	Hong Kong
41	Michael Dell	$15.9 B	47	Dell	United States
41	Vladimir Lisin	$15.9 B	55	steel, transport	Russia
41	Azim Premji	$15.9 B	66	software	India
44	Steve Ballmer	$15.7 B	56	Microsoft	United States
45	Alexey Mordashov	$15.3 B	46	steel, investments	Russia
46	Vladimir Potanin	$14.5 B	51	metals	Russia
47	Phil Knight	$14.4 B	74	Nike	United States
48	Paul Allen	$14.2 B	59	Microsoft, investments	United States
48	German Larrea Mota Velasco & family	$14.2 B	58	mining	Mexico
50	Carl Icahn	$14 B	76	leveraged buyouts	United States
50	Birgit Rausing & family	$14 B	88	packaging	Sweden
52	Forrest Mars Jr	$13.8 B	80	candy	United States
52	Jacqueline Mars	$13.8 B	72	candy	United States
52	John Mars	$13.8 B	75	candy	United States
52	Joseph Safra	$13.8 B	73	banking	Brazil
56	Vagit Alekperov	$13.5 B	61	Lukoil	Russia
57	Mikhail Fridman	$13.4 B	47	oil, banking, telecom	Russia
58	Mikhail Prokhorov	$13.2 B	46	investments	Russia
59	Susanne Klatten	$13 B	49	BMW, pharmaceuticals	Germany
59	Francois Pinault & family	$13 B	75	retail	France
61	Mohammed Al Amoudi	$12.5 B	67	oil, diversified	Saudi Arabia
61	Anne Cox Chambers	$12.5 B	92	media	United States
61	John Paulson	$12.5 B	56	hedge funds	United States
64	Robert Kuok	$12.4 B	88	diversified	Malaysia
64	Luis Carlos Sarmiento	$12.4 B	79	banking	Colombia
64	Viktor Vekselberg	$12.4 B	54	oil, metals	Russia
67	Antonio Ermirio de Moraes & family	$12.2 B	83	diversified	Brazil
68	Roman Abramovich	$12.1 B	45	steel, investments	Russia
69	Donald Bren	$12 B	79	real estate	United States
69	Jorge Paulo Lemann	$12 B	72	beer	Brazil
69	Ronald Perelman	$12 B	69	leveraged buyouts	United States
72	Len Blavatnik	$11.9 B	54	diversified	United States
72	Leonid Mikhelson	$11.9 B	56	gas, chemicals	Russia
74	Leonardo Del Vecchio	$11.5 B	76	eyewear	Italy
75	John Fredriksen	$11.3 B	67	shipping	Cyprus
76	Aliko Dangote	$11.2 B	54	sugar, flour, cement	Nigeria
76	Stefan Quandt	$11.2 B	45	BMW	Germany
78	Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor & family	$11 B	60	real estate	United Kingdom
78	Harold Hamm	$11 B	66	oil & gas	United States
80	Savitri Jindal & family	$10.9 B	62	steel	India
81	Andrey Melnichenko	$10.8 B	40	coal, fertilizers	Russia
82	James Simons	$10.7 B	73	hedge funds	United States
83	Ernesto Bertarelli & family	$10.6 B	46	biotech, investments	Switzerland
84	Jack Taylor & family	$10.4 B	89	Enterprise Rent-A-Car	United States
85	Abigail Johnson	$10.3 B	50	Fidelity	United States
86	Robin Li	$10.2 B	43	Technology	China
86	Eliodoro, Bernardo & Patricia Matte	$10.2 B	-	paper	Chile
88	Ray Dalio	$10 B	62	hedge funds	United States
88	George Kaiser	$10 B	69	oil & gas, banking	United States
88	Johanna Quandt	$10 B	85	BMW	Germany
88	Hans Rausing	$10 B	86	packaging	Sweden
88	Tadashi Yanai & family	$10 B	63	retail	Japan
93	Serge Dassault & family	$9.9 B	86	aviation	France
93	Ananda Krishnan	$9.9 B	73	telecoms	Malaysia
95	Klaus-Michael Kuhne	$9.8 B	74	shipping	Germany
96	Pallonji Mistry	$9.7 B	82	construction	Ireland
97	Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila	$9.5 B	35	beer	Colombia
98	Horst Paulmann & family	$9.3 B	77	retail	Chile
99	Gennady Timchenko	$9.1 B	59	oil & gas	Russia
100	Laurene Powell Jobs & family	$9 B	48	Apple, Disney	United States