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Ramit Sethi is an expert in personal finance and creating blog income, having successfully monetized his personal finance blog called I Will Teach You To Be Rich. His first piece of advice for those looking to monetize their blogs is not to monetize too quickly. He suggests researching your options and running small tests of each one. You should realize that the first few tries will probably not result in the level of income you are hoping for.

The many options for blog monetization include running ads, featuring products, and business consultancy, each of which have their own costs and benefits. Ramit said he experimented with display ads early on but found that they only provided a few hundred dollars in income every month, so he abandoned them. He recommends focusing on giving people real value in terms of content, and not being afraid to sell by offering a related course, email subscription list or affiliate links.

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A new b2b consulting software app from Apple will feature a volume purchase program for iPhones and iPads. Apple anticipates that the new app will help boost their sales to large US corporations and government agencies, as the company seeks to expand their sales base beyond their domination of the consumer market.

The app is being marketed to IT departments as a streamlined, secure method of deploying B2B software to all of the Apple mobile devices across a large organization. According to a recent survey, a majority of iPhone users in the US and UK indicated that their loyalty to the brand is driven by the mobile apps available in the App Store. The company wants to develop a similar dominance in the business app space by developing B2B apps which are customized to meet individual enterprise needs.

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Greg Zoeller, Indiana Attorney General, declared a lawsuit against a consultant company for allegedly functioning unlawfully in 15 Indiana counties.
The move against the consulting company was made public on Wednesday when Legal Home Loan Solutions was also alleged to have not given refunds to customers even after services were not provided, the consultancy company is a Florida-based foreclosure consultancy company.
As per the lawsuit, the consultancy company breached Indiana's consumer protection laws by collecting funds worth thousands of dollars before providing any services.
The consultancy company provides assistance in avoiding foreclosure and as per latest reports at least 22 Indiana citizens have paid the firm. Zoeller informed that the number of such cases has shot up due to increasing foreclosures, and he has by now filed around 30 cases against similar consultancy companies.