#22 Sponsored by GoDaddy.com: Is my Asset a Liability, How to let the customer make the sale, and Microsoft blasts Google

#22 Sponsored by GoDaddy.com: Is my Asset a Liability, How to let the customer make the sale, and Microsoft blasts Google

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Posted by Taylor Marek on March 5, 2007 at 4:00 pm

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This episode has been sponsored by GoDaddy.com. Visit http://www.godaddy.com today to get your piece of the internet, plus enter code BLU11 when you checkout and save 10% on your next purchase.

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In today’s episode, you will find out whether the “assets” you own are really liabilities and how you can change them back. For Business you will learn how to let the customer make the sale. Technology looks at the lawsuit brought against Google by Microsoft for copyright infringement. What are your views on this subject? Call in toll free: 1-866-TMP-2860 or contact me using the contact form on the taylormarek.com website. They will be read or played in the next episode.

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Tags: Assets, GoDaddy, Google, Liabilities, Microsoft, Sales

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