I have a five article PLR pack available on everyone’s favorite snow dog–the Siberian Husky!

The pack consists of five article in both Microsoft Word and Text formats.  Article subjects and word counts in the pack are:

• Siberian Husky Training Tips – Word Document and Text File – 564 Words
• Siberian Husky Puppies – Word Document and Text File – 642 Words
• Siberian Husky History – Word Document and Text File – 427 Words
• Siberian Husky Health – Word Document and Text File – 586 Words
• Siberian Husky Sports – Word Document and Text File – 600 Words

Why did I choose the Siberian Husky as a topic?  Well, we’ve had some experience with them as you can tell at Mush-Puppies.com.

Here’s a pic of some of our baby girls:  Phoenix, Kilo, and Sabre

Thanks for your time,

John

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I started the mechanical process first since I develop websites under my WranglerWeb.com guise and set up my PLR marketing website at PLR Niche Packs.  While I am researching and going through the course (finishing Chapter 3) I’ve added some links to Tiffany’s PLR Mega packs to get folks started.

I am excited about what I have read and will do a full court press to finish the course this weekend. I highly recommend Tiffany’s training course — PLR ATM.

In PLR ATM, even if you can’t write you have a good shot at selling PLR to a hungry audience. Tiffany’s course teaches two options – launch without it costing you a single penny – or launch with a few low cost tools like a domain name, hosting, and email autoresponder system. It’s honest online wokr – and you still have your conscience intact when you do it.

Won’t you join us?

John

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But lately I’ve been following one marketer in particular–Tiffany Dow. She has a southern way about her that comes out in her video logs. It makes her earthy and downright trustworthy. I’ve begun implementing some of her methods on Squidoo and my other blogs. But now she has released a major league training course called PLR ATM. Everyone knows what ATM stands for ($$$) but PLR stands for Private Label Rights.

Yep, Tiffany Dow, an Internet marketing teacher and former ghostwriter, launched this new course called PLR ATM to teach ordinary people – some of whom have a zero dollar budget – how to set up a shop of their own selling content to marketers who are looking to spend money for private label rights.

Tiffany shows you how to make easy money online just catering to the niche needs of others. Some want half page blog posts. Others need full page articles. Many are seeking complete packages with an eBook, sales copy, and email autoresponders. Could you be the one to provide that and make a nice residual income selling PLR?

The way it’s taught in PLR ATM, even those who can’t write well themselves have a good shot at selling PLR to a hungry audience. And you’re given two options – launch without it costing you a single penny – or launch with a few lost cost tools like a domain, hosting, and email autoresponder system. It’s truly a way to make easy money online – and still have your conscience intact when you do it.

I am going to try as well…. Will you?

John

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Hi Everyone, just wanted to let you know we have a 17% off coupon, LIBERTY, available to use at our Bonanzle store to celebrate the 4th of July 2010!

Just go add some stuff to your cart and enter the coupon code LIBERTY at checkout and you will get an instant 17% off your item cost.  Only gonna run this until midnight or so of the 5th of July so stop by while your eating your hamburger or hot dog, I don’t mind if you eat and shop at the same time.  Wonders of the Internet!

So stop by our Bonanzle store to celebrate LIBERTY on the 4th of July 2010!

Happy 4th!

John

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An amateur magician is anyone who has a minimum amount of talent, skill and knowledge when it comes to performing magic tricks.  He or she may be anyone who knows one magic trick or at least three magic tricks.

But basically, a more technical definition of an amateur magician is anyone who does not in any way practice magic as their trade, even if he or she knows four, five, six or more than a number of magic tricks.  This is regardless of how good, better or excellent he or she may be in performing flourishes, sleight of hand or optical illusions.

However, there are those amateur magicians who try their very best to expand their current knowledge as well as repertoire and still practice magic as their primary source of income.  People who do this are usually called hedge magicians.  This is in order to differentiate them from authentic professional magicians who make practicing and performing magic as a trade and make an actual living doing so.

Meanwhile a professional magician is anyone who has a little bit more knowledge and talent compared to an amateur magician.  These professional magicians know sufficient magic that makes it enough for them to use it as their primary source of trade and income, as well as not using magic to assist them in a trade other than magic.

So technically, even if a barber performs his job using magic and no matter how many tricks he or she knows and is capable of, that barber is still not considered as a professional magician because his primary trade is cutting hairs and not necessarily being a magician.

Another way to differentiate a professional magician from an amateur is by the way he or she does flourishes.

According to the Online Encylopedia of Magic, a flourish is any sleight that is performed for the purpose of entertaining an audience and does not in any way contain any moves that are hidden.  Most sleights that are  performed are done so in order to deceive a captive audience and to do something that can not be detected.  Meanwhile, a flourish is any trick that is done to draw the audience’s attention away from where an actual sleight is simultaneously being performed.

There are some magicians who consider the performance of a flourish as simply a finger exercise and not really actual pieces of performance.  But those magicians who do put in and include flourishes in their act are considered by some of their fellow magicians as a seriously skilled performer.

If a performance consists of a card trick wherein the cards are spread out on the table and when a performer does a pressure card fan,  the image that that performer projects is one of professionalism and experience.  But a performer of magic who simply holds the cards and then spreads them slightly, may then be considered more as an amateur.  Although this may or may not be true or this may not be considered as a  hard fact,  this is the perception and the impression that a performing magician usually gives to an audience.

Flourishes are done not just as a form of show-off to the audience, a flourish is also done for the purpose of presenting just how a performer is truly dedicated to the magic act.  It also shows the degree of professionalism one has for the performance.

When a flourish is done, it makes it easier to know the difference between a magic trick performed by an expert magician and your friendly neighborhood Jim who is doing a card trick.

A skilled performer comes off as a natural and will ultimately receive more credit for his or her performance as well as recognition, not to mention that good old respect for the skills he or she has.

When a spectator is looking at a magic trick where the occasional flourish is done, that performer is also seen as more than a magician but a person who is passionate at what he or she is doing. It is therefore so much easier to hire a magician who has more skills and experience than one who needs to practice his or her craft more.

Our new ebook:  ”Have Fun With Magic” may be just what you need to start your Amateur or Professional carreer in Magic!

– John

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