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The truth about Quattro

August 19, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

I need to alert you to a very important product being launched right now.

 

No hype. No rah-rah.

 

As you may or may not know, the boys at Nitro just released their Quattro Sales System and Automation Software.

 

Now you can go read a very long sales letter written by a copywriter with way too much time on his hands or you can just read this and get the facts.

 

Quattro is a 4-step system

(Quattro is Spanish for 4) with legendary status among the gurus in the Internet Marketing community. Yes, many BIG name gurus swear by this system.

 

What exactly does Quattro do?

 

It basically SUPERSIZES your customer value, instantly and automatically.

 

FACT:

 

Nitro took a 6 year “dead” ebook worth $27 dollars and plugged it into the Quattro system.

 

Result: The customer value soared from $27 to an astonishing $429!

 

Next, there was this guy selling really weird crap in strange little niches.  He watched a bootleg copy of the 60 min. Quattro presentation from an event in Boise.

 

Result: In two months he added $2 Million dollars to his bottom line – without any additional traffic or higher conversion rates.

Then there’s the tale of QUATROZILLA.

 

A guy running a successful online business ($550K a year) plugged into the Quattro system.. and guess what happened?

Same business, only now it’s on pace to generate $8.3 Million dollars a year.

 

THIS IS THE REAL DEAL!

 

What if you’re a beginner?

 

This is the fastest way for you to get a successful online business up and MAKING MONEY.

 

Case in point.

 

A newbie went from $0 to $1,000 online in only 30 days by using the first step of the Quattro system.  And guess what?  He’s selling magic tricks.

 

The Secret?

 

The Quattro system compresses the lifetime value of the customer and gives you a HUGE increase in both the immediate value and life-time value.

 

It basically puts the old “backend” theory of marketing (which is true, btw) on steroids and takes it from a horizontal process to a vertical process.

 

And it gets even better. Why?

 

Because the whole system comes with Automation Software that allows you to get up in running in hours – it even includes software that enables “one-click” ordering.

 

If you’re ready to quickly build a profitable online business – Quattro is for you.

 

If you already have a successful online business but you want to take it to another level, and experience TOTAL freedom – Quattro is for you.

 

Run don’t walk before all the bonuses are gone!

 

Get Quattro Here!

 

Quattro and conquer,

Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

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Critical For ALL Equine Business Owners

August 17, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

One of the biggest – and most fatal mistakes – a business owner can make is not having enough funding to properly produce and market their product or service.  It’s no different in the equine industry, especially if you’re a breeder or trainer.  It’s very expensive to breed, train and market horses these days, even with the internet as a resource, with the price of hay, feed and transportation rocketing ever higher, and in many, now over-saturated markets, horse values dropping drastically.

And it’s no different if you’re a competitive equestrian; managing a showing or expositional team or even running a charity such as a rescue – except it’s usually harder to figure out how to monetize it.

That’s why I downloaded a copy of this program to check it out.   Patricia Reszetylo with EquineTeleseminar.net decided to make sure you had the opportunity to download a unique, completely free gift for you to help you get the funding your business deserves:  a $47 value audio on “5 Top Ways To Get Corporate Sponsorship.”

In this audio you’ll learn:
– Exactly how to identify your potential sponsors
– Specifically how to attract these sponsors
– How to spotlight your assets (you’ve got so much more than you’re aware of)
– How to know exactly how much to ask for (Don’t sell yourself short)
– Tricks to turning a “no” into an enthusiastic “yes”
– Exactly how to double or triple your results with media
– The 3 biggest mistakes people make
– How to get your sponsors to renew again and again (the easiest sale is to your current, enthusiastic customer)

Due to anticipated demand, this offer is only good for the next few days, so go now before it’s gone, and claim YOUR free audio:

 Free Corporate Sponsorship Info!

Please forward this on to a friend or associate as appropriate.  It’s a great idea for non-profits, clubs, and associations as well as our businesses.  They will appreciate your consideration!

Happy Trails!

Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com
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New Office Policy

August 16, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 2008
 
NEW OFFICE POLICY
 
Dress Code:
 
1) You are advised to come to work dressed according to your salary.
 
2) If we see you wearing Prada shoes and carrying a Gucci bag, we will assume you are doing well financially and therefore do not need a raise.
 
3) If you dress poorly, you need to learn to manage your money better, so that you may buy nicer clothes, and therefore you do not need a raise.
 
4) If you dress just right, you are right where you need to be and therefore you do not need a raise.
 
Sick Days:
We will no longer accept a doctor’s statement as proof  of sickness. If you are able to go to the doctor, you are able to come to work
 
Personal Days:
 
Each employee will receive 104 personal days a year.  They are called Saturdays & Sundays.
 
Bereavement Leave:
 
This is no excuse for missing work. There is nothing you can do for dead friends, relatives or co-workers. Every effort should be made to have non-employees attend the funeral arrangements in your place. In rare cases where employee involvement is necessary, the funeral should be scheduled in the late afternoon. We will be glad to allow you to work through your lunch hour and subsequently leave one hour early.
 
Bathroom Breaks: 
 
Entirely too much time is being spent in the toilet.  There is now a strict three-minute time limit in the stalls. At the end of three minutes, an alarm will sound, the toilet paper roll will retract, the stall door will open, and a picture will be taken. After your second offense, your picture will be posted on the company bulletin board under the ‘Chronic Offenders’ category. Anyone caught smiling in the picture will be sectioned under the company’s mental health policy.
 
Lunch Break: (Love this one)
 
* Skinny people get 30 minutes for lunch, as they need to eat more, so that they can look healthy.
 
* Normal size people get 15 minutes for lunch to get a balanced meal to maintain their average figure. 
 
* Chubby people get 5 minutes for lunch, because that’s all the time needed to drink a Slim-Fast.
 
Thank you for your loyalty to our company. We are here to provide a positive employment experience. Therefore, all questions, comments, concerns, complaints, frustrations, irritations, aggravations, insinuations, allegations, accusations, contemplations, consternation and input should be directed elsewhere.
 
The Management
Pass this on to all who are employed!
 
Hope you enjoy and have a great weekend!
 
Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

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Chinchillas!

August 16, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

This exotic animal was named after the Chincha people of the Andes region. The Andes Mountains in South America. Chinchilla actually means “little Chincha”. Back around the close of the 19th century, the animals were known for their thick and soft fur.

 

There are two types of chinchillas. The chinchilla brevicaudata, which is also known as the Bolivian, Peruvian and Royal chinchilla, has a short tail. They came from the Andes Mountains in the regions of Chile, Peru and Bolivia. This chinchilla was on the verge of becoming extinct and were known for the exquisite fur. Even with the fur, the population of these animals continued to decrease. The chinchilla lanigera, which is also known as the Chilean, Coastal or Lesser chinchilla, has a long tail.

 

This species of chinchilla can be found in Chile. Even though the word “lanigera” means “having a woolen coat”, they are covered with hair instead. The hair is soft, sleek and sticks to their skin. There are three types of chinchilla lanigera: The LaPlata are muscular, round and have a short head. The Costina has longer hind legs, slight hump and a pointed nose. The Raton is similar to the LaPlata in they way it’s structured. It has a pointed nose and they are of a smaller size.

 

Burrows or cracks in rocks are where chinchillas reside. They can jump very well and at least up to 5 feet high. When residing in the wild, chinchillas consume fruits, seeds, plants and small insects. As far as breeding is concerned, that can take place at any time of the year. When the female chinchillas do procreate, their average length of pregnancy is 111 days. For a chinchilla, that’s a long period of time compared to other animals in that group. Because their pregnancies are so long, their offspring are born with their eyes open and their body full of fur. At the time of delivery, their litter is usually one or two, with the two more times than not are twins.

 

The first try of breeding started in 1895. In that same year, the first animal was born and each year two litters were born. In the summer of 1896, an unknown disease halted the breeding process. By then, there were 13 animals and all of them succumbed within two months time. Around 1918, there was a resurgence of chinchillas. A man from California was interested in trapping chinchillas so he could raise them as pets.

 

At first, the Chilean government refused, but as the man kept asking, the government relented. During three year period, only eleven chinchillas were captured. They were brought back and bred in the United States. This process started the first chinchilla farm. This also started the process of the domestic chinchilla.

 

The interest in chinchilla fur started in the 16th century as international trade. Chinchilla fur is prevalent because it has a soft texture. Because of even color across the board, people like to use it for lining large pieces of clothing or small pieces of clothing.

 

The fur can also be used to create an entire large piece of clothing. So many chinchillas must be destroyed in order to make a coat because their skin is so small. Because of this, one of the species became non-existent and supply for the other became scarce. People still hunt and kill domestic chinchillas to create clothing, but wild chinchillas are no longer targeted for hunting.

 

Hope you enjoyed this little bit of history of the Chinchilla’s and check out the link

 

www.sierraranchok.net/chinchilla 

 
Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

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A Letter to Horse Owners

August 11, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

Dear Horse Owners,

Are you experiencing too many second and third finishes behind inferior horses at horse shows or endurance rides? During a trail ride, does your horse forget everything he was bred to do and taught to do?

Well, this simple chain letter is meant to bring relief and happiness to you. Unlike most chain letters, it doesn’t cost any money.

Simply send a copy to six other horse owners who are dissatisfied with the way that their horse is behaving, or their state of health. Also, wrap up your horse and send him/her to the horse owner at the top of list, and add your name to the bottom of the list. Do not use a return address or the post office may try to contact you.

In one week you should receive 16,436 horses, and at least one of them should be a keeper.

Have faith in this. Do not break the chain. One owner broke the chain and got his own horse back.

 
Just a bit of humor on a Sunday!  Hope you had a wonderful weekend and a great week!
 
Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

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Left side or right side?

August 9, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

I just got done watching this super cool video.

 

http://www.NitroQuattro.com/g.o/sierraranch

 

No. This video doesn’t contain any gratuitous images of girls in bikinis, dogs riding skateboards, parrots wakeboarding or babies doing funny stuff.  (okay, those would be pretty cool videos, but…)

 

Would you get your head in your business for a minute? (bunch of good-for-nothing slackers)

 

You see, this video is about important stuff, like whether you run a left side or right side business.

 

http://www.NitroQuattro.com/g.o/sierraranch

 

In a nutshell…

 

The Left side equals running a nice business with a small customer value.

 

The Right side equals running a business that gives you ultimate freedom due to your having a BIG customer value.

 

What makes this super cool is any person is only 2-3 steps away from running a right side business.

 

http://www.NitroQuattro.com/g.o/sierraranch

 

How?

 

Quattro.

 

Kevin Wilke, the co-founder of Nitro Marketing, stopped watching gratuitous videos long enough to put this super fancy video together explaining the whole thing.

 

http://www.NitroQuattro.com/g.o/sierraranch

 

Quattro is Nitro’s in-house “shock and awe” system they developed to turn a dead $27 ebook into an average customer value of $429.

 

Even people in totally obscure niches… like candle making, magic and scrap metal are using this system to turn to the RIGHT side.

 

Check it out, you’ll thank me later for interrupting your gratuitous video watching.

 

Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

 

PS: Did I mention that Kevin actually does wakeboard?  He just bought this nice lake house and had to find something to pass the time while there.  I’m going to ask him if he has any footage of a parrot akeboarding. I really want to see that.

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A Special Club For Special Equestrians

August 3, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

Introducing the Charter Membership of the One-And-Only Horse Health Audio CD-Of-The-Month-Club … for the first 4200 decisive horse lovers to read this… as well over 100,000 horse lovers will read this…
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EquineTeleseminar.net was created to bring timely information on critical equine topics to you, a sophisticated, educated horse lover, and it’s done just that.
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You’re part of a very special group of equestrians, because you understand your responsibility for them – putting you light-years ahead of most horse owners. You know it is YOU alone who bears the responsibility for proper nutrition, proper hoof and dental care for the horses in your care.
 
You know it’s not up to your vet, farrier, trainer or barn manager to oversee these things. And you know it takes research to learn what really works… you don’t just blindly accept what your feed store or the latest catalog or even many professionals are trying to sell to you.
 
You’ve accepted the responsibility. And your horse is better off because of it! I know you’re keenly interested in learning more than the average horse person. It’s a quest for you. And my quest is to find ways to make this information more affordable, so more horsepeople can learn these critical, life-saving concepts – economic stimulus or not.
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The Charter Membership of the One-And-Only Horse Health Audio CD-Of-The-Month-Club Does Just This. – a monthly audio cd on a timely topic – bonus downloads of transcripts and handouts from the original call – weekly horse health tip emails – and much much more.
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Patricia is taking what she’s done at EquineTeleseminar.net one step further. Will you be a part of it… or will you miss out? This is a totally unprecedented offer, something you are likely to never see again. Don’t hesitate a moment longer – you need to take advantage of it NOW to get the best price on it. After the first 4200 sets are sold, the price is going up, and the best bonuses disappear!
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I have just recieved the Collection and first monthly CD’s.  They are wonderful, just as I knew they would be.  I have gotten other products from Equine Teleseminar and had great luck with them.  I hope you enjoy!
 
Deb Stowers
Sierra Ranch, Claremore, OK
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com
 

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You only have 3 choices!

July 30, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

It seems that every few years, something comes along that changes everything we thought we knew about Internet Marketing.

Something that really touches people… and changes their lives.

Something so profound that even I stopped in my tracks when I learned about what will be happening tonight at 6 PM Central
Standard Time.

–> http://www.nitroblueprint.com/g.o/SierraRanch

The quiet giant…

No “typical” pre-launch build-up.

No inbox filled with 100’s of emails from everyone you know hyping up the launch.

Why?

Because the economy, as you know, is going through some “changes”.  High gas prices. Lower home prices. Things are really changing out there…

And with change, opportunities arise.

And with opportunity, choices emerge.

In fact, at 6 PM CST tonight, you will need to make a choice that could very well be your defining moment.

You’ll Have Three Choices…

What if your success marketing on the Internet all came down to just choosing one of three choices?

What if one simple choice determines whether you suffer or prosper during these economic times?

A choice that many others before you have made which either broke them, or helped them create the Internet business of their
dreams.

It’s time to make a stand.

It’s time to take advantage of all of the opportunities that have emerged.

It’s time… to make a choice.

Go.

http://www.nitroblueprint.com/g.o/SierraRanch

Deb Stowers

www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
www.hoovesforacure.com
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com
 

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How to save money on mowing

July 21, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

Rick posted this to the RetrainTB’s Yahoo Group and got a lot of comments.  I guess we were not the first to think of this.  🙂
 
 I have about a half acre to mow and now that gas is 4.00, that gets expensive too, so here is the plan that cuts mowing from once a week to once a month, (saving about 6 gals or 24.00, not to mention Tires, oil ,blades, and misc. wear and tear on riding lawnmower.  That will buy rice, or beans or ramen for two weeks.
1.  Close gate to yard.
2.  Open gate from pasture.
3.  Ask a group of horses to come into yard and chase out the ones who are fighting with each other (next time pick a smaller group).
4.  Explain that they need to help “earn their keep” by mowing and fertilizing  the yard (most will do this willingly once they understand the need).
5.  Appologise profusely to wife for fruit tree damage.
6.  Hurriedly erase horse tracks from flowerbeds and front porch.
7.  Remind wife “you are saving money”.
8.  Straighten chain link fence.
9.  Get horse out of garage because child left garage door open.
10. Remove the “present” left by horse on welcome mat.
There you are done with mowing for another week.
Rick left out the good part.  The fruit tree was apple.  😛  So they just ate thier treats.  🙂  More like used it for a scratching stick.  (Note to self:  Buy a bigger apple tree next year!)  The peach tree survived.  🙂
 
And the best if our one ex racer who thinks the tops and nice yellow blooms on the tomato plants were planted just for him.  I put up a electric fence this year after the strawberries got eaten.  😛  Flag also thinks the above ground pool is his special water bucket.  He likes that it is just the right height and he doesn’t have to bend to drink.  Course the really bad part is he washes out all that wonderful mowing substance and the kids get a pool with green floaties.  😛
 
Anne got the one that likes the front porch so much.  That silly appy has no fear.  Walked right up to a running wood chipper, sniffed it, waltzed through the flowerbed wondering why we were putting mulch on it and then walked right up on the porch like a danged dog.  Luckily it is concrete.  🙂
 
Son of Mariah was weeding my flowerbeds last weekend.  He took special effort to leave the zinnas.  I guess they didn’t taste good.  🙂  I gave up trying to grow sunflowers.  I guess that what I get for putting them in their feed.
 
Still trying to catch up on email and so many other things.  Hope you have a wonderful week!
 
Deb Stowers
www.sierraranchok.com
www.horsematch.net
www.hoovesforacure.com
Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net
www.sierraranch.multiply.com

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Funny Cide Get the Last Laugh and other cool stuff!

July 20, 2008 by Deborah Palinksee

Funny Cide Gets the Last Laugh

This July 4th marks the one-year anniversary of Kentucky Derby winner Funny Cide’s last race. The champion didn’t rest on his laurels, though: just 48 hours after crossing the finish line for the last time, Funny Cide found himself employed in the same industry, but with a different job title. He became a pony horse. Funny Cide won $3,529,412 in his amazing career. He carries wins in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness on his résumé. On July 4, …

Read more…

 

Hopefully the links to the article work, but if not here is the path:

 

http://www.thehorse.com//ViewArticle.aspx?ID=12186&eID=75618

 

We are still working a bit on the barn.  The contractors are waiting on some flashing.  Rick has most of the wiring in, and most of the stalls rebuilt.  He shoudl be done by this afternoon and I will try to take photos.  We even have about 40 round bales put up.  🙂  Here is the link to see picutres of the barn.

 

http://sierraranch.multiply.com/photos/album/7

 

Needless to say we are behind on getting any newsletters out.  Hopefully I will get caught up with email soon.  What else is there to do in this heat.  Hope you and your are doing wonderful!

 

Deb and Rick Stowers

www.sierraranchok.com

www.horsematch.net

www.hoovesforacure.com

and Blogging at www.sierraranchok.net

www.sierraranch.multiply.com

 

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