Jeffrey Przybylski
Jeff has a Bachelorīs Degree in Computer Information Systems and has held positions in the Information Technology field starting with Desktop Support and Help Desk moving to higher-level positions including Data Center Operations Engineer Unix and Systems Administration.
Over time, Jeff has utilized numerous online techniques of generating income with companies like eBay, Amazon, Google, and Yahoo and is always looking forward to the next level of marketing. In addition, online technologies are in his blood and he keeps up with the latest trends in Internet Marketing and Web 2.0 strategies.
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Articles by Jeffrey Przybylski
February 28, 2009
Learn how easy it can be to Make Money Online with a WordPress Blog and the main features that make WordPress the best choice for your blogging software.
November 11, 2008
What I'm about to tell you I've experienced time and time again first-hand. We tend to latch on to the negative or bad things that happen to us instead of being happy with the little things in life that make us smile. One of the most damaging things you can do is to think of yourself as a failure if something doesn't immediately go your way. Ultimately, you have to believe in yourself even if it seems like no one else does.
November 11, 2008
Blogs have become extremely popular over the years and allow marketers to get their thoughts out quickly and easily using very affordable blogging software and plugins that are widely available. If done correctly, you can get the attention of all the major search engines and have your pages indexed extremely fast. Once your readers grow to a point where the blog is self-sustaining, you can really explode onto the Internet with a site that truly helps people and, in turn, earns you an amazing return in advertising dollars.
November 11, 2008
A satirical look at the Top 25 reasons to work for yourself online and fire your boss...
November 07, 2008
This secret recession killer isn't anything new, you've used it yourself, and know tons of people who've done the same. Confidence in our malls and stores is lower because of the extra costs we incur at the gas pump and time it takes away from our busy lives. The slowing of our economy is very real and effects everything in our daily lives, but is it a little misleading to over-generalize and say that we're all in a recession and are doomed?