Archive for the 'Business' Category

h1

Finally, I got my invite to Analytics

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006

After the long wait, Google™ sent me my invitational code to Google™ Analytics. Now SEO/SEM analytical data will even be more powerful!

h1

Still Going Up

Friday, March 31st, 2006

Just one more in the past week.

Number of Hosted Domains on my Server

h1

Total Domains

Monday, March 27th, 2006

Thanks to a third party monitoring service, they have been monitoring the number of domains on my server.

Total Domains on My Server

Nice trend for the past 6 weeks. And yes! I now host 0.0003% of the worlds domains! Yes, I am on my way to global domination! Now if I can just reach 0.0004% next week, and maintain that rate, I will dominate the world, hosting every domain on the planet (assuming the domains do not increase) after 20,833 years and 4 months! Hmmm sounds like a realistic target, now, I need to search online for an immortality potion, there should be one on eBay based on their ads after doing a search on Google.

h1

Another Three!

Tuesday, March 7th, 2006

I got another 3 web hosting clients today. Looks like everything is rolling out as planned 2 years ago. Clients will double in 2005 and for 2006 is keep and maintain all clients and get news ones as well. I got my 4th branch of a computer school as a hosting client. Thanks also to my Marketing Staff Amor aka Domie, who took the initiative to target the market and is slowly going for each one. I got 2 web hosting clients I know from work from a day job.

h1

FAQs Page Done

Tuesday, March 7th, 2006

Yeah I have a web company, maintaining about 30 sites, 2 with pending design. So many hosting inquiries with 150+ hosting clients. Just like how Action Online was may years ago, the site was like forever under construction but was still selling well. At lease I got the FAQ pages done, problem is, there is no FAQ in it. Hahaha. But at least the engine is done and for every question we get, we can slowly update the FAQs page.

h1

Business Blogging

Wednesday, February 15th, 2006

Camron showed me a cool link on business blogging.

http://particletree.com/features/an-argument-for-small-business-blogging/

Good story on why you need a blog. And if you need a business blog, just contact me or go to www.ydswebsolution.com

h1

Accounting and Legal Matters

Monday, February 13th, 2006

After attending Robert Kiyosaki’s Investor Workshop last August 1, last year, he has stressed one point that can also be found in his book Rich Dad Poor Dad, to build your own team. Where you really need your own Lawyer and Accountant and never make your Lawyer handle accounting matters and never have your Accountant handle legal matters.

Moving the company to Nevada

My company will soon be a Nevada Corp. and will need to be dealing from Nevada and not from California. I will be needing to change the stuff on my company homepage, removing the references to San Diego, California. And probably also from Manila Philippines and just add on the contact us page the offices.

Seeking Legal Advice

I have contacted the practice of Garrett Sutton to help out with the legal matters I might be needing for my company. Gary Sutton is a part of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Advisors. After sending them an email and getting a reply and two phone call meetings, I might put up an LLC or an S-Corporation. But as adviced, I should have to talk to my accountant and tax advisor on what would be really ideal for me.

And after going to the seminar of Patrict James on Tax Strategies of the Millionaires, who basically gave a good introduction on Scott Estill’s practice. I then decided to attend the seminar by Scott Estill. Scott’s practice, Tax Strategies and Solutions seems to be one of the best in the country. His firm can serve as the accounting firm and legal firm as well. So If I decide to talk to take him in as the accounting firm that will handle my accounting matters, he might as well do the legal matters as well. Then I have no more reason to talk to Gary Sutton’s practice.

Gary is a Rich Dad Advisor which make us sure, he is top-of-the-line with corporate law. He is often a speaker for Small Businesses which I am sure can help up with my business being a small business. But still needs a separate accounting firm to work on tax matters. Scott’s practice can handle both accounting and legal matters, which is good. Scott was a former trial attorney for the IRS. We are pretty sure Scott really knows the tax law very well. Gary’s book, Own your Own Corporation which is a Rich Dad publication is a good seller and Scotts book on tax: Tax This, was recently named one of the top 5 books on Tax in an article written by Randy Blaustein on the Wall Street Journal. The only advantage I see of having Gary to handle legal matters is his practice is in Nevada while Scott’s is in Colorado and I will be putting up a Nevada Corporation. For sure I need a resident agent and I guess that is Gary’s advantage. But Scott is really good in minimizing tax being an excellent tax consultant.

Well, I still have to contact Scott and will fire him an email and based on his reply, I will decide on where to go to, with Scott’s practice, or with Gary’s practice.

h1

4 New Hosting Accounts

Saturday, February 4th, 2006

4 new web hosting accounts just today! Well isn’t that cool? Thanks Rebecca and Shawn.

Hmmm… Drew and Edgar’s free periods end. So it is like 6 new hosting accounts. And John also renewing another year.

More accounts in the Philippines.

I also like web design and development, but I can only do so much. And I am not yet done with the training of my outsource team.

Hosting rocks! Sell a million, it is totally fine. All I need to do is setup the hosting account and make sure the server is running fine.

h1

Revenue Streams

Tuesday, January 31st, 2006

I have been working as an employee since 1994 and also doing business at the same time since 1997. Business has been paying pretty well but not really the big bucks yet. Just enough to get through life. Then sometimes in an instant… these revenue streams pop into your head. They seem very promising. You feel very positive you will make it big. Earn big bucks. But then again… wasn’t this the exact same feeling I had when I just started my business? A computer shop that is now closed down. Full of enthusiasm and optimistic. Like nothing can go wrong, and everyone will love your product and service. You feel the urge to work every minute, knowing that every second counts.

I have been doing business since 1997, some businesses failed, and others went on. And some of those that I was very optimistic about in the past, were also the ones that died down, and the ones that continued to go on were the ones I least expected before hand, not until I was experiencing the work already.

I haven’t felt such enthusiasm and optimism in a very long time, since I always reserved these feelings in anticipation of the “anything can happen.” Things may go on right and things may fail. And by experience, things of such great feeling of enthusiasm and optimism don’t really work quite well I believe they supposed to be.

Ideas come and go, ideas come in a split second. And sometimes ideas just hit me, thinking of how great this idea is. Eversince the start of this year, business is doing good and revenue stream ideas keep pouring in. And I have never felt such enthusiasm and optimisim to work once again like there is a bright light at the end of the tunnel that I have always been travelling and finally, the light is really in sight. It is in proper range to reach.

But then again… maybe not. Well we will just have to see how it works out.

h1

Changing Direction

Sunday, January 29th, 2006

After attenting the Internet Marketing Seminar by Sean Roach, it also changed the direction of how I will run my business marketing-wise. I just know my plan of action is to fix a lot of stuff on OmniDomain.net, then I will make my killer hosting plan that I will promote so well.

h1

Incorporation

Saturday, January 14th, 2006

My business is currently not a corporation but another business entity. I do not sell good, but non-tangible services and the Internet has always been a companion in my business success.

After hearing Gary Sutton in Robert Kiyosaki’s Investor Workshop in LA whom the former is part of the Rich Dad Advisors who acts as Robert Kiyosaki’s legal advisor whose specialy is corporate law, has expressed the importance of having corporations as business entities for asset protection. Sharon Letcher, also a Rich Dad Advisor and CPA is Rich Dad’s Accountant. And one thing they stressed out is business is a team sport, and get your proper advisors. And some mistakes some people do is to get legal advice from their accountant, or get accounting advice from their lawyer. This is a big no and they said it is best to put them together if the situation calls it.

Last Christmas, I was in the Philippines and while I was at National Bookstore, I saw some Rich Dad Publications, and deicded that I wanted Gary Sutton’s Own Your Own Corporation. Just like the orginal Rich Dad, Poor Dad book, it flows in a way with stories, real life stories, cases while teaching the lessons, and not the boring approach of mostly denifitions then explaining later after all terms are defined. I found this book very very good. I gave me all the reasons why I would want to register a corporation and not any other business entity. And most of the reasons were from the point of view of a lawyer, Gary Sutton, from a legal perspective.

Two nights ago… I decided to attend a seminar by The Learning Annex in San Diego. I attended the How to Setup Your Own Corporation and the speaker was Mr. Jerry Dixon. Mr. Dixon was very, very knowledgeable in what he was discussing on very business entity, advantages and disadvantages. What can be done and what cannot be done, and what others do that is not good doing. I haven’t finished reading Gary Sutton’s book yet but I have read fairly a lot that I already knew some of the stuff being discussed. But the main difference in what Jerry Dixon was teaching, was he was teaching in the view of an accountant. So his focus were on cost, tax obligations, tax expemptions, federal, state and IRS fees, prices and frequency of payments. He also show to us each form and where to file them as well as give many tips on filing and precautions to make the process faster.

In short, Gary Sutton’s book and Jerry Dixon’s Seminar were very good. I feel happy with what I have learned the past week.

Now, my next step is to incorporate. :-)