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Lonewolf Internet Sales
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I think I know what you're asking, but could you reword the question for those of us that are old 'puter geeks that didn't take any business classes while getting the comp sci degree? |confused|
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Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds!
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computer science degree?, I wish. I never graduated high school, I just do ALOT of reading on everything you can think of from forbes and fortune magazine to new scientist and foreign affairs. I was involved in two businesses(that failed)
before this. But I have learned more from my failures than my successes. My question is basically revolves around how much of the net profits that are made each month are put into making money next month. If I make 1K and reinvest 200$ of that, it would be a 20% of net profit reinvestment. But I was planning on reinvesting every penny of net profit I make each month so as to build up revenue faster for next year. If I make 1k, I reinvest 1k and so on until the start of 07. This is a long term plan for me as my goals are 30 sales a day eventually, I would just rather reach that point sooner even if it requires pocketing 0$ for 10 months. |
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