Beat Traffic Tickets with TicketKick

TicketKick is a revolutionary website, offering a comprehensive ticket-dismissal service offered nowhere else on the web. It all started in 2006, when founder and President Greg Muender received three speeding tickets within three weeks. Greg was determined that there had to be a way to fight his tickets, and began doing some research. His extensive investigation led him to find that the trial by written declaration is the key to getting a traffic ticket dismissed. Using his completely legal approach, he was able to get two out of his three tickets dismissed. From there, Greg shared his knowledge and started to help friends and family fight their traffic tickets. Word spread quickly, and the conception of TicketKick began to materialize in 2008. That same year, Greg launched his first website in order to help hundreds of people per month fight for their rights

Let’s Keep EverybodySafe

Let’s Keep EverybodySafe

EverybodySafe.com is designed to fill the communication void in the emergency medical system by providing emergency personnel with a mechanism to provide contact to family and friends in case of an accident. It is the only system that uses email, text messaging, and telephone calls to ensure that family and friends are notified in case of an emergency.

In case of an emergency, the emergency responders will either visit www.EverybodySafe.com or call (800) 399-0295 and either enter the your lifelong Membership ID number online or provide it to EverybodySafe.com’s phone representative. After a verification of the individual attempting to send the alert, the system will generate the appropriate alerts that will be delivered to every one of your accepted emergency contacts via email, text message/SMS, and telephone where appropriate.

What Is My Value?

What Is My Value?

What Is My Value? is a salary calculator which city professionals can use to find out how much they should be paid in the current market.

The first of its kind to assess salary on an individual basis, and provide clarity on a question many want answers to.

Handle My Complaint

Handle My Complaint

Handle My Complaint is a business that manages and resolves your complaint. You sign up to their service and tell them about your complaint and they do the rest for you. Imagine never having to wait on hold to speak with Customer Service again. Best of all, they only charge a fee when they successfully resolve your complaint.

MiNeeds Find My Needs

More than 50,000 professionals and services providers nationwide have registered with MiNeeds.com, the site that instantly matches local vendors and businesses who bid on leads posted by local consumers.

For consumers, MiNeeds.com is an incredible time saver, a free and super-efficient way to post their “need” once, and then receive competitive bids and quotes back, compare vendor profiles, review ratings and reviews, all without having to initiate contact, negotiate costs or waste time on the phone.

Restaurants’ takeout menus made interactive via QR codes

It’s become increasingly common for restaurants to build and offer custom, branded mobile apps that let patrons place orders by phone, but it’s still up to consumers to go to the bother of downloading and installing them. Enter Paperlinks, a Los Angeles firm that has created a service that lets restaurants embed their takeout menus with QR codes for quick and seamless mobile ordering.

Using Paperlinks’ new Order Takeout feature, restaurants can quickly develop mobile-optimized menus which can be accessed by scanning a QR code located on the printed menu, poster, or other restaurant signage. Paperlinks offers a free iPhone app for scanning (an Android version is coming soon), but other QR code scanning services can be used as well. Either way, scanning that code gives customers instant access to the restaurant’s mobile-friendly, interactive menu. From the mobile landing page, which can also be reached via text message, the customer can find daily specials, place orders, request substitutions and pay via Paperlinks’ checkout cart, including tips. Orders are then sent directly to the participating restaurant via email or fax. Paperlinks also offers a variety of customizable features, from designer QR codes to lead-generation tools, that restaurants can incorporate into their menus and other printed items. Business pricing with full analytics begins at USD 24.95 per month.

Restaurateurs around the globe: time to make your takeout menu work harder for you?

Website: www.paperlinks.com

Now Collect your Waste-Paper

Next time you throw a used paper in the waste basket, think what all you can do with it. Proper recycling of paper can not only help save our fast disappearing greenery, but can also provide a sustainable business opportunity. While, buying and selling of newspapers may not seem like a new concept, grim statistics from the Indian Papers Manufacturer Association show that only 20% of paper in the country is currently being recovered annually. Whereas, in developed countries about 65% of papers are recovered and reused every year.

“In India, the awareness about paper recycling is very bleak. There’s a huge gap between total paper wastage and papers recycled,” says B. Suresh Kumar, founder of Paper Waste, who has taken a unique approach to address the growing concern of paper wastage.

Hyderabad-based Paper Waste sends its pick up vans to offices, hospitals as well as individual homes to collect their used papers and dispatch them to recycling mills. In return it pays the customer by cash, equalling the amount of scrap collected, or gives them stationeries worth the same amount.

All one has to do is make a pick-up request on their website, and Paper Waste sends their cab to collect the papers on a pre-scheduled date.

“As I was always passionate about entrepreneurship, I used to think of doing something different than regular businesses and at the same time wanted to do my bit in restoring our ecosystem,” Kumar, who’s a mechanical engineer working in a MNC, tells your story in an interview.

With more offices in every city and improving literacy rate, the Indian paper industry is estimated to grow at about 8% annually. However, most paper mills in the country today import the scrap paper from outside. Around 17 trees and 1500 litres of oil are used in making just one ton of paper! And if that doesn’t seem so troubling, prepare to shell out more for paper in the coming days as price of coal – one of the key raw material used in paper manufacturing, has risen sharply by 40% in last one year.

Paper Waste is not the only company tapping into the recycling industry. Gurgaon-based Greenobin Pvt Ltd is steadily making its mark in the waste-management ecosystem.

Along with paper collection, these companies also conduct waste audit and waste management session with corporate offices.

“We provide quarterly, half yearly or yearly audit reports to the customers. This way we help our customers get a better understanding on their requirements. Office management can also understand how much paper is wasted on a monthly basis and decide accordingly on corrective actions,” Kumar explains.

Kumar and his company have made a number of successful tie-ups with schools, hospitals and corporate offices to collect their waste papers and are now looking to expand the team.

“We are still is the process of making ourselves heard. We are planning to advertise through radio and hope to attract a bigger customer base,”

youtube for business

We all know that YouTube is a great source for any kind of information, funny videos, interesting lectures, news etc. But there are other, even more tempting opportunities there. Do you know how to use YouTube for business? There are various YouTube business models and here’s a real example of how to earn millions on this site.

Last year, David DeVore took his 7-year-old son to the dentist. The dentist injected anesthetic and removed the boy’s tooth. The operation was successful, but an anesthetic injection had a strange effect on the child. On the return journey David and his son had a funny conversation that he recorded on a flip cam. The boy, in particular, said he sees that father has four eyes and asked “Is this real life and why this is happening.” Movie was a hit on YouTube – it was viewed more than 56 million times. Enterprising father, who was selling real estate, made a successful business on this video. He created a website DavidAfterDentist.com, started to sell T-shirts with the phrase his son’s phrase “Is this real life?” for $20 each. Besides, David DeVore signed a contract with YouTube and sells right to use the image of his son. By 2010 he earned more than $100 000 on this unique business.

Do you have any peculiar videos on your cam? Don’t hesitate to upload them to YouTube, share, promote, add all possible monetizing extras for and you’ll find out that YouTube is simply great for small business and can be a reliable source of extra income.