Showing posts with label #MotivationalMonday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #MotivationalMonday. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2016

#MotivationalMonday: Black Women can Lose Belly Fat and Still Keep The Curves


Dear, Beautiful Black Women


          It is very possible to lose weight, burn belly fat, lower your BMI, trim in certain areas and still maintain that sexy, curvaceous, and voluptuous figure.  You can still trim, get tone, while staying thick and even staying healthy!  One of the key ways of doing so is by watching what you put into your body.   Smaller portion sizes are great, but what works just as great with your weight is Total Life Changes Tea available at http://www.curvybuthealthy.com
          Blacktopia certainly recommends this product and you will see the results!  Watch what you put into your body and when you put Total Life Changes Tea into your body you will "watch" the improvement.


If you need more information contact
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Contact (252) 933 7108
Curvybuthealthy@gmail.com



Monday, September 7, 2015

#MM: Jay Coffin is a Very Hard working Woman #MotivationalMonday #MoneyMakingMonday



          For #MotivationalMonday and #MoneyMakingMonday one of our popular special themed days in the Blacktopia Facebook Group we would like to honor and salute Blacktopian Citizen Jeanette "Jay" Coffin.

Jay Coffin is a very hard worker.  Take a look at this Chapel Hill In The Spotlight video on government employee and proud Blacktopian, Jay Coffin. 





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Monday, June 22, 2015

"You Decide" by Tanya Miller-Holland

#MotivationalMonday

Proud member of Blacktopia Tanya Miller-Holland wants to share some words of wisdom with other members of Blacktopia about the choices they have to make in their lives. 


You decide - You can decide how you feel about the world. You can decide how you feel about each day. You can decide what your attitude will be.  In your ability to decide there is great power.  You can decide how much to let things get to you. You can decide what to do and what not to do. You are not a victim of what happens to you. You are the result of the way you interpret and deal with what happens. You are the results of your choices. You are not stuck in any particular pattern or situation, unless you choose to be. You are free to make of this moment, and every moment, what you will. Decide right now to make it outstanding!


 
 
 
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Monday, June 8, 2015

Website Development Tips for Blacktopians (by Laura Williams)




Blacktopian Citizen Laura Williams shares her web 

development expertise with other members of the

Blacktopia Facebook Group for #MoneyMakingMonday / 

#MotivationalMonday.  


Take a look at this great, useful information she 

has to share.





First and foremost if you are going into business of any kind you need a website.  Doesn't matter what you are selling or trying to promote.....People today that are looking to buy what you're selling (whether it be a product, service or idea) will be looking for you online. Nobody uses the yellow pages anymore? 

Think about it....If you want your nearest restaurant, nail shop, mall, plumber, beautician, barber...what do you do? You Google it. 

So without a website, people that need what you're selling, can't find you. 

So after I start any kind of business after creating the entity, deciding what it will do and dealing with the legalities..... Next thing I'm thinking....I need some business cards and a website. 

TYPE OF WEBSITE

The type of website you need will depend largely on your budget $$$ and what you need it to do. 

If you're a small startup that just wants to get your name out there and is selling a service (plumber, beautician, etc) then a basic site with a few pics would suffice. 

If you are actually selling a product online you will need e-commerce and to hire a company that specializes in website design and management. You don't want your customers putting their credit card info into a system that is not secure. So a homegrown site is not an option if e-commerce is involved. You need a professional.

CREATING YOUR WEBSITE:

There are many options to create your website and again it will depend on your budget and what you want it to do. 




WEBSITE DESIGN OPTIONS

1) Do it yourself. You can buy software for $99 that will walk you through the process of creating a site. Now it will be basic, kinda cheesy maybe but you'll have one for relatively no cost (Cost: SuperCheap$)

2) Find a company that will charge you $199 site and then $99 month for maintenance and hosting. This is the rent-a-center of websites. Can't buy furniture now, pay for it monthly. Can't buy a website now, pay for it monthly. Drawback with these...YOU NEVER OWN IT and as soon as you don't pay them that $99 a month. They disconnect you faster than Sprint does a Boost Mobile Customer.  (Cost: Cheap $$)

3) Some websites sell templates and will let you purchase and download the template of your choice for a fee. Then you can edit it and add content. Problem with these is whatever software that template was created in, you will have to have on your home computer. So if they used Dreamweaver....you need Dreamweaver. If they used Flash..... You need Flash. So this can be pricey if you don't have the software already. But I say buy the template go to your local college library and find an IT student specializing in web development. Pay him $300 bucks and let him do. He probably already has the software you need to edit that template. (Cost: Low to Moderate $$$)

4) Hire a freelance professional. Someone that can do it, but may not have an actual business doing it. This person would have the software and probably is going to buy a sophisticated template off one of those sites I mentioned in example #3 shown above. But if you have $600 to $1000 he is worth it. Because you can tell them what you want and they take it from there. (Cost: Moderate $$$$) 

5) Hire a full service firm
If you selling a product customers will actually buy from your website, or if you have live video streaming, podcasts, have a lot of pictures, need 360 video. You need a professional. Don't try it yourself. Don't let your homeboy around the way hook you up. So much can go wrong. Especially if you are taking customers credit cards. You need firewalls, high security, and a whole lot more. Don't play around. Hire professionally. (Cost: High $$$$$$)

I owned my own website design business back in 2007 and used a combination of the methods above. Hope this helps. 

Will have to cover the need for Databases next week. 

Til then. Toodles. 

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Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Misty Ross shares her Experience owning a Beauty Salon




          Every Monday we have #MotivationalMondays and #MoneyMakingMondays weekly in the official Facebook group for Blacktopia.  During our Mondays various members post up positive affirmations, motivational topics, give financial tips and advice on how they can earn more money and share personal experiences concerning business and increasing wealth.  The admins of the Blacktopia Facebook group also moderate on the spot Q & A sessions with other members that have or currently owned businesses and provided services as independent contractors themselves.  This past Monday, Misty Ross, a member of Blacktopia (Black Utopian Society) agreed to participate in a Q & A session to give advice to others on her experience running a Beauty Salon for 7 years.  Blacktopia is a private group, and only other members can see the forum posts and threads, however for the people who aren't members that also stop by and view our website, we've decided to screen shot portions of the Q & A session.  Check it out in the photos below.

 


























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