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Free Car Insurance Quotes Are Now Available Online – Markets Insider

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Compare-autoinsurance.org has released a new blog post explaining where to find free car insurance quotes online.

Clients can now compare multiple car insurance quotes in just a few minutes, by visiting a single website. At http://compare-autoinsurance.org/ clients can review multiple policies in just a few minutes, without having to spend time or money. To get a list of offers, drivers must complete an online form and enter their ZIP codes in the appropriate box.

The online form is essential for selecting affordable and advantageous quotes. Since car insurance prices can be influenced by multiple things, the online questionnaire helps the search engine select relevant plans and accurately predict prices for each policy.

When searching for quotes, drivers can also make several selections. For example, they can choose the coverage limit, the deductibles and the type of auto insurance that they want. This makes searching and comparing online car insurance quotes efficient and faster.

All the quotes are displayed on a single web page. Instead of visiting multiple websites to compare prices from different agencies, drivers now simply have to visit one.

"By comparing multiple car insurance quotes on a single website, drivers will be able to find advantageous coverage options and save time at the same time. All the resources someone needs for an efficient shopping experience are now available with a single click." said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

Compare-autoinsurance.org is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. This website is unique because it does not simply stick to one kind of insurance provider, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. In this way, clients have access to offers from multiple carriers all in one place: this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.

For more information, please visit http://compare-autoinsurance.org/.

Media Contact:Russell Rabichev, Internet Marketing Company, 800.475.3410, rel="nofollow">russell@internetmarketingcompany.biz

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Hospitality expert agency Internet Moguls bags digital mandate of ITDC – Exchange4Media

Internet Moguls, one of Asias largest tourism and hospitality focused digital marketing agency has been declared the qualified bidder for the account of India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC).

An agreement has been signed with India Tourism Development Corporation, a pioneer in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry, to participate in planning and execution of thorough Digital marketing strategies to enhance digital visibility across the globe.

With ever expanding influence of ITDC in the field of hospitality, travel solutions and education, the decision has been taken to lead the brand in Digital era via successful use of online marketing tools.

Piyush Tiwari, Director Commercial and Marketing, ITDC, said, We are happy to join hands with Internet Moguls as it will not only help in digital marketing of ITDC as a brand but also the initiative will go a long way to improve its reach across the globe especially to connect with younger generation.

Avijit Arya, Founder of Internet Moguls, said, We at Internet Moguls take pride to be selected as the digital marketing agency of ITDC. It will be our privilege to devise and take the most renowned brand of India to new heights.

Internet Moguls is popularly known as "the digital agency for the hospitality industry which has taken a mandate to grow the ITDC verticals and create awareness of the brand through digital media across the country. The agency has developed creative initiatives to undertake specific projects along with building platform for more in-bound tourism opportunities. In addition, it will also manage the digital marketing strategy for its social media presence on channels like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.

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Country Victorian tyre dump sold to Panama internet marketing … – Barossa & Light Herald

6 Aug 2017, 8:25 a.m.

"We've got this enormous problem at Stawell."

An aerial shot from 2014 of the Stawell tyre dump, which holds around 9 million tyres. Photo: Boomerang Alliance

A shadowy offshore internet marketing company based in the tax haven of Panama now has control of a toxic dump of 9 million used tyres considered a huge fire risk in the state's west.

The notorious Stawell tyre stockpile, one of the world's biggest, has largely sat dormant for nearly a decade, despite major environmental concerns and repeated orders for it to be cleaned up.

Anger in the community has reached boiling point, as repeated inaction finally led the Environment Protection Authority last week to declare it would take charge of the dump unless the fire danger was reduced. If fully ignited, it could burn for months.

The previous owner had promised residents that it would rid the country town of the dangerous mass of rubber using a controversial recycling process known as pyrolysis, which involves breaking down the tyres at high temperatures.

However that plan has not reached fruition and with the threat of action looming, Fairfax Media can reveal that ownership of the site has been transferred in recent months to an overseas company known as "Internet Marketing Solutions Corp".

A title search shows the transfer of the Saleyards Road property by the previous owner Used Tyre Recycling Corporation was completed on June 8.

No ACN or Australian address is listed for Internet Marketing Solutions Corp on the land title. The company is based in the central American country of Panama.

Panama company records show Internet Marketing Solutions Corp was registered in 2010 as a "sociedad anonima" or anonymous society, a form of private corporation which protects the identity of shareholders.

Directors listed on the company's documents are linked to hundreds of other entities in Panama.

The sole director of the Used Tyre Recycling Corporation, Matthew Starr, said he was not connected with Internet Marketing Solutions Corp in any way and had completed the deal in New York City earlier this year.

Internet Marketing Solutions Corp bought the dump because they wanted to focus on developing rubber-based products, he said.

"I have never been to Panama and can't speak or understand any Spanish," he said.

It appears no money changed hands. On the land title, the property was transferred as a "desire to make a gift".

Dr Starr said the deal was backended, with an agreement that his company would recycle Internet Marketing Solutions Corp's tyres at a plant still planned for a neighbouring property.

The skyline of Panama City in Panama. Photo: Susana Gonzalez

Stawell resident Allan Cooper, 65, said the community had been worried about the tyre stockpile for at least 10 years, after the site's then-owner Motorway went bust in 2008.

He lives on Longfield Street, about one kilometre away from the dump, and had major concerns about the possibility of the town being blanketed with toxic smoke if it were to go up in flames.

"If it started the whole town would be polluted with smoke," he said. "There's no way known you could get everybody out that quickly and it won't take long to start up once it goes."

Mr Cooper said the town was sick of the buckpassing that had taken place in recent years between the owners, the EPA, local council and state government, and just wanted something done.

"If it was in Melton, closer to Melbourne, they'd be doing something about," he said. "They would have that much money poking at it. But they don't care."

Environmental groups have previously described the dump as a "Hazelwood waiting to happen". The CFA has assessed the site as a "very high fire" risk, with the potential for catastrophic consequences for the town of Stawell.

Panama company records for Internet Marketing Solutions Corp.

Environmental group Boomerang Alliance, which has advocated for stricter controls on tyre dumping, estimated there were 9 million tyres in the stockpile.

"Every year it stays there, the greater the chance of a massive fire," said Boomerang Alliance director Jeff Angel.

Lax regulation had allowed the stockpile to grow, he said, as unscrupulous collectors undercut legitimate recyclers with lower rates and then dumped the tyres without fear of reprisal.

He said the problem was improving as state governments tightened their laws, while major tyre brands also had begun sending their used tyres to genuine recyclers.

"However, we've got this enormous legacy problem at Stawell," he said.

EPA chief executive Nial Finegan said there was a long history with Used Tyre Recycling Corporation trying to get them to comply with various notices.

The EPA would seek to recover costs from the owners if it had to take control of the dump and reduce the risk, he said. The current owners have until Wednesday to explain why the EPA shouldn't take charge.

"If the Environment Protection Authority is stepping in there is a real risk to the community," he said.

Dr Starr said his company had stopped owning the dump on March 30, before the EPA had slapped the tyre yard with three statutory demands.

Any delays were caused by documentation having to be translated between Spanish and English and then approved, he said.

The company had previously tried to get a permit for a pyrolysis tyre recycling plant but claimed to be slowed down by red tape.

Dr Starr said the company had spent large amounts of money and had improved the site substantially since taking over in 2015.

"It appears that the EPA are overreacting at Stawell given the recent paper recycling dump fire in Coolaroo that took weeks to put out," he said.

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SCORE LA is in the business of helping start new businesses – Los Angeles Times

Starting a new business requires fortitude, funding and sometimes a little luck. It may also need some sage advice from someone who has worked in the business world for decades and is primed to help guide entrepreneurs on their new ventures.

SCORE L.A. offers mentoring services for those starting a new business, buying an existing business or purchasing a franchise. The organizations Los Angeles County headquarters is in Glendale, and it hosted a workshop on how to start a business this past Saturday in its local offices.

Led by Dick Mader, who founded wholesale publication distributor Mader News Inc. in Glendale, the workshop covered a variety of topics ranging from business plans to financing and hiring employees.

Mader said he started selling newspapers on a street corner. Coming from a 10-member family, each child had to find their own way financially sometimes.

Always thinking about future success, Mader said he saved his money to buy something that would move him forward a bike, so he could get a newspaper route and make more money.

I could increase my earnings by investing in a bicycle. I always spent less than I earned, and I suggest that you do the same thing, Mader said.

When starting a new business, there are many keys to success, including setting realistic goals and figuring out how to do something that will be better than the competition.

However, one of the most important challenges can be timing. Sometimes, a product or service will fail today, but it might be hugely popular down the road.

Besides bad timing, a business can fail if the owner doesnt adapt to change.

Businesses fail because they dont change, because they dont listen to their customers, Mader said. They dont watch whats going on in the market. They fail because they dont make changes internally to respond to what going on outside.

He cited his own adaptability when the mainstream newspaper industry started to slow down with the advent of the Internet and other news sources.

So, his company moved into distributing foreign publications, particularly fashion magazines that sell for $30 to $40 a copy.

Were actually selling fewer copies today, but at higher prices, Mader said.

When starting a new business, finding funding can be difficult. It often includes using the new owners savings, equity in their property or borrowing from family and friends, Mader said.

Banks and venture capitalists are not likely to invest in a new business, he added.

While its tempting to hire friends when first starting out, Mader said thats not always a good idea. It can end a friendship if the work arrangement doesnt work out.

Mader suggested business owners figure out what the job entails first, then hire someone who has the skills to do it.

He also said that a good business plan can be a road map to keep the new business owner on track. It outlines what the owner intends to do and how they plan to do it, but, perhaps most importantly, how much money the business expects to make.

If the financial goals arent met, changes or sound advice may be needed.

Anne Pittman attended the workshop because shes looking to start a company called Cupcake Panache, which will sell items that can up the game when cooking cupcakes.

For example, fancier cupcake liners may jazz up a batch of cupcakes.

Im going to have things that they cant find at their local grocery store or craft store, Pittman said.

SCORE L.A. offers many workshops on a variety of topics including buying into a franchise as well as social media and Internet marketing basics.

For more information, visit scorela.org.

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Small-business resources – Chron.com

Monday

Learn About Federal Contracting: Webinar hosted by the SBA. 10-11 a.m. Registration: http://www.sba.gov/tx/houston.

Tuesday

Small-business Insurance, Legal Entitites and Fair Labor Standards Act: Hosted by SCORE. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., United Way Community Resource Center, 50 Waugh. Information: http://www.scorehouston.org.

Increase Your Close Ratio to Shorten Your Sales Cycle: 9 a.m.-noon, UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $39. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Data Protection for Your Business: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $19. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Small Business Meetup: Hosted by the SBA. 4:30 p.m., Cafe Express, 5311 FM 1960. Registration: http://www.sba.gov/tx/houston.

Wednesday

Making Business Plans Easy: Hosted by SCORE. 9 a.m.-noon, Palm Center, 5330 Griggs. Information: http://www.scorehouston.org.

Breakfast with Beth - Internet Marketing Q&A: 7-9:30 a.m., UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $10. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Starting Your Business: Conducted in Spanish. 9 a.m.-noon, UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: Free. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Tools for Starting or Growing a Business - Franchising for Veterans: Webinar hosted by the SBA. 9:30-10:30 a.m. Registration: http://www.sba.gov/tx/houston. x: Webinar hosted by the SBA. 9:30-10:30 a.m. Registration: http://www.sba.gov/tx/houston.

Enhancing Your Federal Procurement Marketing: Webinar hosted by the SBA. 10-11 a.m. Registration: http://www.sba.gov/tx/houston.

Thursday

Grow Your Business Online: 10 a.m.-1 p.m., UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $39. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Employment 101 - The Art of Negotations: 4-6 p.m., Houston/Galveston Women's Business Center, 9800 Northwest Freeway, No. 120. Cost: Free. Registration: http://www.facebook.com/HoustonGalvestonWBC.

Friday

Funding Sources: Hosted by SCORE. 1-3 p.m., Northwest Branch Library, 11355 Regency Green Drive. Information: http://www.scorehouston.org.

Making Sense of the Numbers: 9 a.m.-noon, UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $25. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

QuickBooks Online: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., UH Bauer College SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. Cost: $79. Information: http://www.sbdc.uh.edu.

Saturday

Income Tax Myths and Facts: Hosted by SCORE. 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Houston Community College-Alief/Hayes Campus, 2811 Hayes Road. Information: http://www.scorehouston.org.

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