It’s pretty funny in parts, but mostly it’s a really good brainstorming session with these guys.

If you ever wanted to know how the guys that make $1 million launches possible, then check these guys out.

http://www.area51marketing.com/kern.php

They really say more than they should

-Dave

What does it do?

The site matches up those with business idea/prototypes and more with those who are looking to market hot new products or have resources or partnerships.

There are all kinds of Business ideas here, some good, some great and some really, really bad.

But if you’re an inventor and need JV partners, angel funding or VC funding this might be just right for you. On the other side of the coin, if you have resources to offer these inventors (time and/or cash) you may be able to position yourself in an equity position with a potentially fast growing product!

I would start with the directory to see what kind of ideas and inventions are available here:
http://www.business-idea.com/directory.asp

And then register is the site looks like it could be useful to your business objectives.

http://www.business-idea.com/

-Dave

Want to know the future of the web?? Live (really live) web TV broadcasting.

Want your own TV Show, Channel or even build your own WebCast/TVWebNetwork?

You will not believe this:

http://mogulus.com

And renting them from the facility you’re using can be outrageously expensive…

Meeting Tomorrow is a company that delivers - either same day or overnight - to any facility (just about) in the US almost any audio or visual equipment you need at great prices.

The cost savings /time savings / and hassle savings alone are worth the price paid. This is not only a great idea for seminar hosts and presenters, but it’s a great business model.

What other kinds of equipment can you provide for rent on a daily basis to other businesses that may only need it for a short time in your area or across the country?

For more information on Meeting Tomorrow check out their site,

http://www.meetingtomorrow.com/

What about returning the equipment?

No problem. The company provides pre-paid FedEx labels (a la the Netflix model). Just pack everything back in the boxes they came in and slap the FedEx label on it. FedEx picks it up at your location and you’re done. No back-breaking work required. ]]> http://www.daves-inforama.com/blog/2007/09/23/av-equipment-only-when-you-need-it/feed/ http://www.daves-inforama.com/blog/2007/09/21/10000-per-photograph-or-video-wow-nice/ http://www.daves-inforama.com/blog/2007/09/21/10000-per-photograph-or-video-wow-nice/#comments Fri, 21 Sep 2007 15:28:40 +0000 David http://www.daves-inforama.com/blog/2007/09/20/10000-per-photograph-or-video-wow-nice/ Do you have photographs of famous people that you took yourself?  

How about a sports figure?

I wrote some time ago about a website that you can earn money by submitting your photograph… well this website takes it a bit further by paying you directly for both photos and videos that may be newsworthy.

But unlike scoopt, this site uses an auction system to sell your photos. The buyers? Professional news organizations (newspapers, TV and other media) who BID on your work to get you the highest price possible.

And the payout is handsome… 85% - wow, nice. The site keeps just 15% as their fee and require a 3 month exclusive, but it’s worth it.

According to their site, many of the photographs they have been able to ‘place’ earned tens of thousands of dollars and they pay you via PayPal.

This is definitely worth looking into… the next time you take a photograph it could make you a few thousand dollars!

Check them out - sign up is free:

http://www.scooplive.com

-Dave

Kidzania is an an amusement park that gives children ages 2 through 15 the chance to try on up to 70 different career options and get a taste for real-world commerce in a pint-sized replica city.

They offer all the hustle and bustle of big city life, with buildings and shops and pedestrian-filled streets. Under the supervision of adult instructors, kids can try their hand at police work, firefighting, medicine, banking, pizza and fast-food joints, utilities and public services, fashion and retail, TV and radio, newspaper journalism.

The role-playing list goes on and on. To reward them for their hard work, children earn salaries in “Kidzos” —the official currency of Kidzania—which they can spend on goods and services throughout the park. And since a penny saved is a penny earned, they’re encouraged to put their Kidzos into bank accounts which they can access through special ATMs.

With parks are open in Mexico and Japan and new locations slated to open in Jakarta and Dubai. Kidzania’s blend of edutainment is quickly becoming a worldwide success.

What’s really cool is that the concept parks get a lot of interest from corporate ’sponsors’ who I’m sure pay dearly for the opportunity.

They get the opportunity to introduce their brands—and their trades—to the younger set through a unique interactive experience. Entrepreneurs looking to invest big in a hot franchise may want to take a look! Same goes for any food or toy brands looking for alternative marketing avenues.

Website: www.kidzania.com
Contact: franquicias@kidzania.com (for franchise information)

SOURCE: http://www.springwise.com
Spotted by: Giulia Cuccolini

-Dave