The Kingdom Business resources compiled on this page are classified in the following categories. I. Books II. Articles and Papers III. Organisations, Networks and Web Links IV. Training Institutions V. Additional Tools ** Special Section Compiled by Patrick Bell If you know of great resources that are not included on this page, please let us know using the form below.
Befus, David R., Kingdom Business: The Ministry of Promoting Economic Development, (Miami:Latin America Mission, 2002). Befus writes from his experience in integrating ministry with economic activity and presents five models of integration. Spanish and English translations.
Practical advice for how to apply biblical principles to business operation. Get it here: Danker, William, Profit for the Lord, (Eugene, Oreg.: Wipf & Stock, 2002, originally published by Eerdmans, 1971). Economic activities of the Moravian Mission movement and the Basel Mission Trading Company, gives a comprehensive history and draws conclusions to learn from for todays business as mission activities.
2000). Examines the problem of why some countries succeed at capitalism and others fail. He finds a link to the legal structure of property and property rights of each nation.
Practical guidance for the prospective tentmaker, including a comprehensive resource list of books and organisations. Grudem, Wayne, Business for the Glory of God: The Bibles Teaching on the Moral Goodness of Business, (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2003). Examines how business, in particular ownership, employment, profit, money, inequality of possessions, competition etc. may glorify God.
Research led book sharing insights from tentmakers’ real life experiences. Available at www.intent.org Hammond, Pete, R. Paul Stevens and Todd Svanoe, Marketplace Annotated Bibliography: A Christian Guide to Books on Work, Business and Vocation, (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2002). Comprehensive listing of 1200 books on marketplace-faith integration. The authors include a historical survey of the marketplace-faith movement and a variety of thematic indexes.
An introduction to business ethics and help for examining ethical issues that arise in any business development context.
Springs, CO: NavPress, 2004). Rediscovering the common goals and visions that pastors and workplace leaders share. Steps for establishing and maintaining fruitful and powerful relationships. Lewis, Jonathan, ed, Working Your Way to the Nations: A Guide to Effective Tentmaking. (Downers Grove, IL.: InterVarsity Press, 1997). A study guide and handbook on tentmaking, with a series of practical essays by experienced specialists. Myers, Bryant, Walking with the Poor: Principles and Practices of Transformational Development., (Maryknoll, N.Y.: Orbis, 1999). Theological basis for economic development and holistic mission, with discussion on the application of these principles.
Business Life, (San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 2001). A guide to improving communication between the worlds of church and business. They draw on extensive research including case studies and interviews, and define the obstacles to such communication.
Examines the interplay between religion and business and the effect on the moral and social condition of a nation.
Advocating a lay driven model of ministry, he sets out important movements for the church to be able to her to place ministry back in the hands of the people: Passive to active • Maintenance to mission • Clergy to people of God • Teacher/caregiver to equipping enabler.
The autobiography of Gunnar Olson, founder of the International Christian Chamber of Commerce. A story of an intimate walk with God which has lead to the author being used to influence nations. Available at www.iccc.net.
Publishing, 2005). The relationship between business and development in developing nations. Examining the entrepreneurial ability and buying power of the poor.
InterVarsity Press, 2003). Introduces principles for Great Commission Companies in the context of globalisation. Provides five case studies from businesses involved in mission.
Clearly sets out theological basis for work having intrinsic value in itself and in contrast to the ‘sacred-secular dichotomy’. Silvoso, Ed, Anointed for Business: How Christians Can Use Their Influence in the Marketplace to Change the World. (Ventura, Calif.: Regal, 2002). Silvoso shows how ministry in the marketplace should go hand in hand with building God’s kingdom and transforming society. He urges the church to overcome the barriers that remain to integrating business and ministry. Schlossberg, Herbert, Ronald J. Sider and Vinay Samuel, Eds, Christianity and Economics in the Post-Cold War Era, (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1994). Developed from the second Oxford Conference on Christian Faith and Economics, this book reproduces the 1990 Oxford Declaration itself and eleven critical responses on the subject of Christian faith and economics.
Explores the theological, structural and cultural reasons for the divide between those who “do” ministry and those to whom it is “done”. Stevens shows that the clergy-laity division has no basis in the New Testament and challenges all Christians to rediscover what it means to live daily as God’s people. Tongoi, Dennis, Mixing God with Money: Strategies for Living in an Uncertain Economy, (Nairobi: Bezelel, 2002). Examines the biblical view of money, taking into consideration some of the unique dynamics of managing finances in the Third World. Tongoi considers the socio-economic context of Africa, such as demands of the extended family and the lack of access to credit. (**Note from Patrick and Holly: We personally worked with Dennis Tongoi in Kenya and recommended his book at the seminars we held. The book is easy to read, practical, and impacting if you implement what he teaches.)
Witness. Updated from his original introduction to the idea of tentmaking from one of the founding fathers of the modern tentmaking movement. Yamamori, Tetsunao, and Kenneth A. Eldred, Eds, On Kingdom Business: Transforming Missions Through Entrepreneurial Strategies, (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 2003). Divided into three parts: casestudies, essays and conclusions, this is a thorough introduction to the concept of kingdom business from a broad range of experienced contributors.
Kingdom Business. If you have an article that you would like us to review and post, please email it to: articles@KingdomBusinessAsMission.com.
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FRONTIER MISSIONS, VOL 14:3 JULY-SEPT. 1997 The main concern of this article is to examine the history of the tentmaker movement and how it is evolving as a significant mission strategy in today’s world. A review of history over two thousand years does show that the growth of the church has largely depended on the faithful witness of ordinary men and women who were going about their daily business. Read the entire article here. (Note from Patrick: this is an excellent article to start with if you want a foundation for the tentmaking/Kingdom business historical perspective.)
Business Faculty Association annual conference, Northwest Nazarene University (October, 2002). Available at info@ec-i.org Derek Christensen, “Training Endurance Food for Serious Tentmakers.” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 14:3 (1997)133-138. Available at www.ijfm.org Landa Cope, “Economics: Old Testament Template” Unpublished manuscript. Available at www.ottemplate.org. John Cox, “The Tentmaking Movement in Historical Perspective.” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 14:3 (1997) 111-117. Available at www.ijfm.org Denise Daniels, Tim Dearborn, Randel S. Franz, Gary L. Karns, Jeff Van Duzer and Kenman L. Wong, “Toward a Theology of Business” at The Fifth International Symposium on Catholic Social and Management Education, Bilbao, Spain (July, 2003) Available at The Center for Integrity in Business, Seattle Pacific University - www.spu.edu/depts/sbe/cib/scholarship_cib.htm#papers Judith Dean, “Why Trade Matters for the Poor” at 20th Anniversary Conference Association of Christian Economists, Washington, DC (January, 2003). Available at www.ec-i.org/articles.htm Stanley J. Grenz, “God’s Business: A Foundation for Christian Mission in the Marketplace” in Crux 35:1 (1999) 19-25. Available from Regent College publications: www.gospelcom.net/regent/regentnew/crux/ David Hagan, “Strategic Impact Through Multiplying Modular Business” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 15:1 (1998): 27-28, 46. Available at www.ijfm.org. Patrick Lai, “Starting a Business in a Restricted Access Nation” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 15:1 (1998) 41-46. Available at www.ijfm.org. Bob Lupton, “Markets and Missions” at EC Institute (August, 2003). Available at www.ec-i.org/articles.htm. Mark Markiewicz, “Business as Mission, or How two Grocers changed the course of a Nation” at Central Asia Business Consultation (1999). Published by Business Professional Network info@bpn.org or excerpts at www.tentmakernet.com/articles . Patrick Lai, “Tentmaking: In Search of a Workable Definition” Unpublished manuscript (2000). Available at www.tentmakernet.com/articles. David Llewellyn, “The Witness of Work: Business as Mission” Unpublished manuscript (2004). Available at www.businessasmission.com/pages/papers_articles Scott McFarlane, “Six Ways to get involved in the Business as Missions Movement” in Regent Business Review 11 (2004). Available at www. regent.edu/acad/schbus/maz/busreview/articlesindex.html Robert Morris, “Shrewd Yet Innocent: Thoughts on Tentmaking Integrity” In International Journal of Frontier Missions 15:1 (1998) 5-8. Available at www.ijfm.org. Dwight Nordstrom and Jim Nielsen “How Business Is Integral to Tentmaking” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 15:1 (1998) 15- 18. Available at www.ijfm.org. Howard Norrish, “Lone Ranger: Yes or No?” in Evangelical Missions Quarterly 26 (1990) 6-14. Available at www.wheaton. edu/bgc/EMIS/1990/loneranger.html Jim Reapsome, “Paul: The Nonprofessional Missionary” Occasional Bulletin. (1997). Available at www.missiology.org/EMS/bulletins/reapsome.htm Steve Rundle, “Ministry, Profits and the Schizophrenic Tentmaker.” in Evangelical Missions Quarterly 36:3 (2000) 292-300. Available at www.wheaton.edu/bgc/EMIS/2000/ministryprofits.html Steve Rundle and Tom Steffen, “Building a Great Commission Company” in Regent Business Review 11 (2004). Available at www.regent. edu/acad/schbus/maz/busreview/articlesindex.html Dr. Kent W. Seibert and Scott McFarlane, “For the Love of Business: Demonstrating the Reality of God Through the Practice of Business” at The 20th Annual Christian Business Faculty Association Conference (October, 2004). Available at: www.ec-i.org/cbfapaper.pdf Ruth E. Siemens, “Why Did Paul Make Tents? A Biblical Basis for Tentmaking” in GO Paper A-1 (1998). Available at www.globalopps. org/materials.htm. Ruth E. Siemens, “The Tentmakers and Their Churches: Mutual Responsibility” in GO Paper A-9 (1997). Available at www.globalopps. org/materials.htm. Ruth E. Siemens, “The Tentmaker’s Preparation for Work and Witness.“ in GO Paper A-5 (1997). Available at www.globalopps. org/materials.htm. R. Paul Stevens, “The Marketplace: Mission Field or Mission?” in Crux 37:3 (2001) 7-16. Available from Regent College publications: www. gospelcom.net/regent/regentnew/crux/ Sharon B. Swarr and Dwight Nordstrom, “Best Practice for Business as Missions” abbreviated from 'Transform the World (1999). Available at www.tentmakernet.com/articles/bestpractise.htm Gary Taylor, “Don’t Call Me a Tentmaker” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 15:1 (1998) 23-24. Available at www.ijfm.org. Peter Tsukahira, “The Business of the Kingdom” Unpublished manuscript. Available at www.tentmakernet.com/articles. Mats Tunehag, “Business as Mission” Unpublished manuscript (2001). Available at www.globalconnections.co.uk/pdfs/businessasmissiontunehag.pdf. J. Christy Wilson, Jr., “Successful Tentmaking Depends on Mission Agencies” in International Journal of Frontier Missions 14:3 (1997) 141- 143. Available at www.ijfm.org. III. Organisations, Networks and Web Links Classification: M = Mobilisation N = Networking / Connecting R = Resource Site B = Have Businesses or Projects T = Offers Training S = Offers Services (other than educational) MM = Marketplace /Workplace Ministry Site MED = Christian Micro Economic Development Site Advancing Churches in Missions Commitment – Business as Mission – M / N / T www.acmc.org/bam ACMC – Business as Mission provides training and resources to equip mission pastors with the Biblical understanding that business people have a calling to their workplace both locally and globally. ACMC – Business as Mission will work with mission committees and mission pastors to establish BAM programs in the local church Bridge Builders International – M / N / B www.bridgebuildersint.com A core ministry of BBI is Economic Development projects in the Baltic region. Business as Mission Resource Centre – Youth With A Mission – N / R www.businessasmission.com Collection of resources for all those interested in Business as Mission. Home to comprehensive lists of books, articles, web links and toolboxes. Also contains Guidelines for YWAM staff for business projects. A regularly updated copy of this paper and resource directory will be available at this site. Business Professional Network – M / N / B www.bpn.org Seeks ways to encourage and support others in the task of "missions through business." Connects western world business resources with needs and opportunities in the developing world. See also BPN AG. Centre for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development – T / R www.ceed-uofn.org CEED has resources for people who have a call to disciple nations through the sphere of business. CEED offers ‘Frontier Business Creation’ seminars. Christian Transformation Resource Centre – N / R / S / MED www.ctrc-cmed.org Comprehensive resources for equipping Christians in the strategy of Christian micro enterprise development. Lists of organisations, networks, articles and resources. Christian Missionary Fellowship International – M / B www.cmfi.org Uses business development as a missions strategy. EC Institute – M / N / T / R / S www.ec-i.org EC Institute seeks to educate, equip, mobilise and connect Christian business owners, professionals and business/engineering students for business as mission. EC Institute does this through written resources, vision trips, training programs, conferences/ seminars/ workshops, internships and semester programs. Ethnic International / Ethnic US – M / N / B / T etienneatger@club-internet.fr; xavier.molinari@wanadoo.fr or wmcgee@compuserve.com Ethnic International and Ethnic US exist to assist in economic development in emerging nations through the creation of businesses. They offer training with a special focus on French speaking countries. Equip – M / T / S www.repurposing.biz They equip believers to transform societies, primarily by working with mid-market companies. Equip offers opportunities to become involved, including training, to go on consultancy trips. Evangelistic Commerce – N / B www.evangelisticcommerce.org Evangelistic Commerce works at bridging the gap between business and mission by using commerce to establish value added, large scale businesses that are blessing an economy through wealth creation, thereby creating a sustainable witness for Christ. Fellowship of Companies for Christ International – Christ@Work - N / R / MM www.fcci.org Christ@work equips and encourages company leaders to operate their businesses and conduct their personal lives according to biblical principles. Global Disciples Network – Creative Access Associates – N / M / R www.globaldisciples.org Brings together churches, mission agencies, businesses and concerned individuals to find ways for Christians to access restricted areas using economic development opportunities. Categorised list of weblinks to country, people group and mission research information. Global Hand – S / N www.globalhand.org Redistributes goods that are no longer needed by their original owners. Hold inventory list of equipment that may be of benefit to those starting businesses to save capital. Global Opportunities – N / M / T / R www.globalopps.org Helping Tentmakers disciple the Nations. GO has free Tentmakers Training and Articles available on it's site, plus tentmaking stories, news, events and other resources. IMPACT Center – M / N / T www.impact-center.org/business.htm IMPACT Center has a vision for mobilising business people - by networking with the global body of Christ and helping people to bring societal change in the nations. Yearly business seminar, with teaching and opportunities for trips. Integra Venture – B / S / MED www.integra.sk Integra is a Central and Eastern European co-operative initiative which helps grow small businesses. They help local entrepreneurs succeed, enabling them to become agents of community transformation. Intent – N / R / MM / S www.intent.org Intent's vision is to network kingdom professionals for global impact. Resources for kingdom professionals serving at tentmakers. List of links to organisations and tentmaking opportunities. International Christian Chamber of Commerce – N / T www.iccc.net The vision of ICCC calls for a world-wide network of committed businesspeople in contact with each other, exchanging ideas, products and services; and thereby, proclaiming the rightful authority of Christ to the world at large. International Coalition of Workplace Ministries – R / T / N / S / MM www.icwm.net ICWM is a network of workplace ministries with one common goal – to transform the workplace for Christ. Comprehensive directory of organisations, events, articles and publications related to integrating faith in the marketplace. InterVarsity Ministry in Daily Life – R / MM www.ivmdl.org IVMDL Resource Group exists to help the church recover the biblical truth that God calls all Christians to minister daily in the places they live and work. Contains directories, bible studies, book lists, articles, casestudies. Jubilee Action – N / B www.jubileeaction.co.uk Jubilee Action's work includes the Business Partnerships concept - Jubilee Action is re-defining how charities tackle poverty by using effective business partnerships with local people, to develop significant commercial ventures that will transform poor communities. Kenya Investment Trust – N / S kit@africaonline.co.ke KIT seeks to reduce poverty among Kenyans through access to business credit, provision of business training, counselling, mentoring, lobbying and advocacy for an enabling environment and facilitating networking of local and international businesses guided by the principles of Jesus Christ. Kingdom Business Forum – M / N www.kingdombusinessforum.org KBF exists to advance the concept of kingdom business. Through KBF, investors, entrepreneurs, business professors and students, and mission leaders can come together to share information. Regular teaching and equipping events. Leaders GIFTS – T www.leadersgifts.com Leaders GIFTS produces specialised media training resources for leadership development and services in all spheres of society. Marketplace Leaders – R / S / MM www.marketplaceleaders.org Marketplace Leader's purpose is to help men and women fulfill their God-given calling in and through their work life. They offer teaching, equipping services and resources. Menonite Economic Development Associates – B / M / S / MED www.meda.org MEDA is an association of Christians in business and the professions committed to addressing human needs around the world through business-oriented economic development programs, and to applying biblical teachings in the marketplace. OPEN Networkers – N / T / S / R www.opennetworkers.net OPEN exists to upgrade, serve and facilitate tentmakers who are currently on the field working among the least reached peoples of the world. OPEN provides a network for servicing and coaching tentmakers through relationships built on trust. Partners Worldwide – M / B / N / T www.partnersworldwide.org Partners Worldwide encourages and equips Christian business people to help the poor and each other in partnerships. List of opportunities to get involved. (Formerly Partners for Christian Development). Scruples – MM / N / R www.scruples.net Online marketplace community with numerous discussion forums and resources, including business as mission. Strategic Christian Services – T / N www.gostrategic.org Strategic Christian Services seeks to educate, train, and work with people who want to see transformation take place. They offer correspondence schools, seminars, educational products, and consulting services to churches, businesses, and governments. Tentmakernet – N / R / M / S www.tentmakernet.com/index.html Network of tentmaker mobilisers supporting national representatives. Tentmakernet has resources, articles, details of events and a links list of most Tentmaking organisations. Tentmakers International Exchange – N / M / T www.tieinfo.org TIE’s aim is to be a service organisation for tentmakers, they mobilise, train and support Christians to use their vocations in ministry. They send a monthly email-newsletter. Transformational Business Network – M / N / B / S www.tbnetwork.org TBN is for those with a heart for using their business skills for God's Kingdom - to bring spiritual and physical transformation where it is most needed. They offer short Exposure Trips on the field to link-up with projects. Annual impact conference. Turkey Business Network – N / S Contact: tr@Trbiz.org Connecting kingdom companies in Turkey. Uganda Bizzionary Network - M / N / S Contact: ikasana@ids-Ug.com Connecting kingdom minded business people in Uganda. World Partners – B / S www.worldpartners.org World Partners supports local initiatives in developing countries through entrepreneurial ventures with a Christian element. Assists national entrepreneurs who have a workable business plan with mentoring and capital. IV. Training Institutions ACTS Institute, India Contact: actsomst@bir.vsni.net.in or ricky@gnanakan.com Biola University, USA www.biola.edu Offers business as mission course modules. Chalmers Center for Economic Development at Covenant College, USA www.chalmers.org Resources and training courses for micro-enterprise and small business development. Eastern University, USA www.eastern.edu EC Institute, USA www.ec-i.org Offers Global Business training and internship programs for senior and graduate level university students. Many participants receive college credit for programs. The Macquarie Christian Studies Institute, Australia www.mcsi.edu.au MCSI offers programs in Market Place Theology. Regent College, Canada www.regent-college.edu Offers Marketplace Ministries courses at the Marketplace Institute. Regent University, USA www.regent.edu Singapore Bible College www.sbc.edu.sg Wheaton College, USA www.wheaton.edu Business as mission research focus with collaboration of missions and economics faculties. Also Centre for Applied Christian Ethics. Whitworth College, USA www.whitworth.edu See School of Global Commerce and Management. |
Patrick Bell, "To Bribe or Not to Bribe, That is the Question"
We have normally considered "bribery" as against the will of God. You call this “extortion money” and from your perspective it seems
wrong and illegal. As a Christian, you would think that the Bible would always condemn it. Might there be another side? Read more
here.
We have normally considered "bribery" as against the will of God. You call this “extortion money” and from your perspective it seems
wrong and illegal. As a Christian, you would think that the Bible would always condemn it. Might there be another side? Read more
here.
Steven Rundle, "Ministry, profits, and the schizophrenic tentmaker"
Today thousands of people, inspired by tentmaking pioneers like J. Christy Wilson and Ruth Siemens, are using their professional
skills as a vehicle for cross-cultural evangelism. It is no longer uncommon to hear of missiological breakthroughs that resulted from
people becoming more strategic and intentional about using their profession to fulfill the Great Commission. However, there have also
been many examples of failure ... Read more here.
Today thousands of people, inspired by tentmaking pioneers like J. Christy Wilson and Ruth Siemens, are using their professional
skills as a vehicle for cross-cultural evangelism. It is no longer uncommon to hear of missiological breakthroughs that resulted from
people becoming more strategic and intentional about using their profession to fulfill the Great Commission. However, there have also
been many examples of failure ... Read more here.
In the time of revival, at the turn of the last century in Britain, it was as if God poured out an entrepreneurial gift on his church and
people started doing things that were unheard of. These are the people, normal people in the pews, that God got a hold of and helped
them to use their entrepreneurial skills to change society, to see churches grow, and to see missions grow.
One of them was a man called Arthur Guinness. Guinness is a wonderful drink ... Read more here.
people started doing things that were unheard of. These are the people, normal people in the pews, that God got a hold of and helped
them to use their entrepreneurial skills to change society, to see churches grow, and to see missions grow.
One of them was a man called Arthur Guinness. Guinness is a wonderful drink ... Read more here.
Solutions, Resources And Opportunities For Your Kingdom Business
... business as no ordinary mission
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my business. I am also recommending them because they work and they are easy to use. Click on the links that interest you and know that you are getting a good deal with these tools. Note: The tools that I recommend here are not necessarily by "Kingdom" people. I use them because they help my business, similar to the way that Microsoft Word is useful to my business. For some of the products, I do make a commission if you buy. (I want to be up front about that.) However, I would not place these tools on this page unless I thought they would be helpful to you. Each tool has had to earn my respect. Business Plans: Free-Plan is a Business Plan Guide and Template compiled and distributed as freeware by PlanWare. This is FREE and it’s a great place to start. You can find it at www.planware.org/freebusinessplan.htm. Mind Mapping Software: To get your FREE mind mapping software, go to Freemind. A new window will open and you will be able to download the software instantly. See an example of my MindMap that I used to help me create my business. Twitter Acceleration: This is a great program by Elliot Webb that allows you to really accelerate the number of focused Twitter followers. With more followers, you make more sales ... it's that simple. Try that program here. Soundview Book Summaries allow you to blaze through the best business books. This is a great service for people like me who don't have a whole lot of time to read. You can get it here. Click2Sell Affiliate Program allows you to make money by promoting the products of another company or have other affiliates promote your product. Visit them here. It's very easy. For free keyword research, to see what the most popular keywords are and what type of traffic they receive, use https://adwords.google. com/select/KeywordToolExternal. Registry Easy, found at www.RegistryEasy.com is a useful site where you can fix PC errors with ease, or easily scan, repair and speed up your PC. It’s also a FREE download. Directory of ezines: Charlie Page’s Directory of Ezines 2.0 allows you to place ads, publish articles and do joint ventures quickly and easily. Ezines (electronic magazines) will drive targeted traffic to any website you want to promote. GetResponse Auto-responders at www.GetResponse.com ** For a great auto-responder system that the technically challenged (like myself) can set up easily. (Auto-responders allow you to send out emails “automatically” in a “hands-off, set-and-forget” system. Video Squeeze Page Templates: This is a product by Dan Nickerson – Joel Comm’s VP of Ideas! These templates allow you to put up a professional looking video squeeze page in just minutes! And they will skyrocket your optin rates. These templates are easy to use and work with Youtube and other free & paid video services online. You can go here to see Dan's offer. Keyword Elite by Brad Callen: Keyword Elite helps me dominate the search engines, get a lot more traffic to my sites and pay a lot less for Google Adwords. This is an effective tool that you should use to grow your on-line business. Click here for Keyword Elite. SEM Business Blueprint by Steve Clayton & Tim Godfrey. Steve and Tim have put together a very helpful course on Search Engine Marketing. This is a great course for both newbies and those with some experience in Internet marketing because you’ll be learning as you go along and they will give you absolutely everything you could possibly need to get started. Get the SEM Business Blueprint here. PLR Directory: PLR stands for Private Label Rights. This is a directory where you can sign up for FREE and you get a lot of high-quality products and bonuses as well. Click here for the PLR Directory. The Clickbank Code by Michael Jones. This one is enticing because Michael Jones has made enormous amounts of money on Clickbank in a short period of time promoting other people’s products.(Clickbank is a site where you can get affiliates to sell your products or you can make money selling other people's products.) You can get the first video for free and its an education in itself. Get it here. Social Bookmarking Tool: This tool automatically shoots your site out to dozens of social bookmarking sites including Digg, Delicious, Technorati and many more. It's a free tool and useful for getting a lot of links to your site. Go to www.socialmarker.com to get this tool.
also FREE so you can get started today without any additional expense. You can find ScreenToaster at www.screentoaster.com. More tools to come soon. If you know of a great tool for growing your business, whether it’s free or costs a little money, please let me know. I'll review it and add it here if it is helpful to other visitors. If you have a tool that you are thinking of, but can't find it, please let me know. I'll do my best to source it for you. You can contact me at patrick@kingdombusinessasmission.com. |
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