Unknown Artist Finds Success at Myspace.com
Los Angeles, CA (ContentDesk) July 12, 2006 -- Rock artist Pliskin used to sell Lets Drive," an anthem for driving enthusiasts, at various car shows. But these days, hes selling a lot more CDs at Myspace.com due in part to the site's networking-based approach. Its been a very useful tool in my music career, says guitarist/vocalist Pliskin.
I composed a song that will give drivers a sense of excitement and power each time they drive. All that was lacking was a distribution system. The song was released last November and already has sold a modest 170,000 copies. 'Lets Drive' aims at rejuvenating the mind and body while promoting an appreciation for the open road," says Pliskin, who adds, "Its a really upbeat instrumental rock song that is led by a melodic, guitar solo from beginning to end."???? You can turn the radio dial all you want, but chances are you wont find a song that gives car drivers a feeling of thrill like Lets Drive, says auto writer Barry Chadwick.
Music affects the way one drives and feels about their car, and I think this song will make people actually enjoy traffic! Last month, Pliskin was signed to a recording contract with an independent label. I can honestly say getting signed to a record label was due to my networking abilities at myspace.com adds Pliskin. Now Im with a label and look forward to the future. "Lets Drive" is available at www.morusarecords.com..
Survival On The Road! A Resource For The 'On The Road' Sales Professional
It makes no difference if you are a Saleswomen, a Salesman, a rookie or a seasoned pro, we all face challenges while on the road. You may set up your own flights, cars and lodging, you may have a travel department that does it all for you, or if you are like the vast majority of "rocket roadsters" you drive your own car.The successful sales road trip begins long before the first appointment. Imagine if you have driven or flown all day, made all of your sales calls, and get to your hotel only to find you don't have a reservation, they don't have an ironing board in the room, they don't have a data port on the phone, they don't have high speed Internet...we could go on and on, but you get the idea, at this point you feel that the entire world is picking on you.Do you fly to your appointments, what if you did not have a reservation, or you got to the airport to late?What if you had no rental car reservation?Is the car you reserved available?Do you use a computer on the road?What if it quite...
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Honda Jazz: The Most Reliable Car
A survey claims that sleek and inexpensive cars are more reliable compared to expensive models. Do you want to know the details? Well, read on.
For some, cheap cars may not be worth the attention. Mainly, this is because people have this state of mind that when you go cheap, you are also buying low quality products. However, a recent survey has proven that car owners who desire reliable automobiles should stick with small and inexpensive cars rather than huge and costly car models.
"Which?'s" has made a recent dependable survey about the most reliable car in the market. The survey crowned the Honda Jazz as the most reliable car of Britain.
With an outstanding score of 95%, Honda Jazz made a big splash among more than 32,500 cars. The faults, breakdown and niggles of other cars made the Honda Jazz take the top notch. Out of 406 samples of Honda Jazz, only a few were found to have faults and niggles. Plus, Honda...
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Consumer Alert: Equity Index Annuities, a "Guarding Your Wealth" exclusive.
Consumer Alert: Equity Index AnnuitiesSeniors and retirees need to be aware of the dangers of investing in an Equity Indexed Annuity. Read on to find out how to protect yourself.Millions of retirees are being duped into buying the latest high-cost, high-commission product served up by the insurance industry?Equity Indexed Annuities (EIAs). According to the Advantage Group, a St. Louis based research-consulting firm, sales of EIAs thru June 2003 totaled $7 billion dollars. I sincerely hope none of that money was yours!It's those of modest means who seem most susceptible to the EIA sales pitch.
The average EIA investor is 58 years old and invests $36,150. Those who are traditional ?CD' savers who are dissatisfied with the low rates available recently are especially targeted. I don't issue this alert lightly. I am not an alarmist. The reason for my concern is that EIAs are such an ?easy sale' for professional financial salespeople.
And unless you are a financial mechanic who...
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