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About Union Sushi + Barbeque Bar
Union Sushi + Barbeque Bar is a bustling neighborhood restaurant located in Chicago's popular River North neighborhood. Union combines the tempered art of Japanese dining with a fresh, colorful and urban vibe. Embracing an American warmth and personality, this playful juxtaposition reveals a restaurant that is welcoming, accommodating and stylish. A true riff on what is expected or traditional - East or West.
Union ups the ante on Japanese dining with its high-energy beat, creativity and playful approach to Japanese-influenced cuisine. The menu boasts a variety of flavorful offerings from the Kitchen, Sushi Bar and signature Barbeque Bar showcasing the 600° Robata Grill. The beverage program offers a varied cocktail menu of carefully handcrafted and inventive cocktails. A thorough sake collection is available as well as extensive craft beers, liquors and a spirited wine list.
Chicago, IL 60654
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Sushi, Japanese, Asian
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Lunch Hours: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm;
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
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Enjoy a Union Sushi + Barbeque Bar experience anywhere with our creative catering solutions that will add something special to your event. Personalize the experience for your guests by requesting our chefs to be onsite. From our beautiful trays of maki and nigiri, to unique items from our robata grill, we're happy to customize any menu and offer free delivery for all catering orders. Visit us online at www.eatatunion.com for more information.
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There is plenty of street parking available during all business hours.
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Union Sushi + Barbeque Bar Ratings and Reviews
I brought my friend for her birthday. I specified in my reservation through open table that it was her special birthday and that I would like a dessert for her. No dessert cake. Just a check that was dropped on the middle of the table. In addition, service was slow, seating was uncomfortable and too close to the neighboring tables, and everything took forever. And still, my friend got no dessert for her big day so it was pretty much a waste of a celebration. I was truly embarrassed.
The sushi here is so tasty and fresh with crispy ingredients and wonderful fish. The scallop containing rolls are the best i have ever had. Our waitress Dow knew the entire menu backwards and forwards and made great recommendations. The mushroom soup was a great start.
The bbq meats were seasoned and seared—we had kangaroo and lamb.....the lamb was much better !! Also had shrimp and chicken skewers and beef tongue—-the tongue was very tender. The bbq chef used a blow torch to sear some of the meats....
Lively atmosphere but not way noisy....
I can't wait to return to Chicago for another meal here.
My favorite Happy Hour in River North! I've come here with friends several times and it never disappoints. The specials have changed a bit over the past year, but it's still a great value. $1 oysters, $5 moscow mules, $6 spicy shrimp rolls - all delicious! And they recently added a "Truffled Tuna" dish for $10, that was so good, we regretted only getting 1 to share amongst the 3 of us.
My husband, son and I love Union Sushi. It's our go-to Sushi restaurant! We go for birthdays and just because as the food is delicious! We love the variety and uniqueness of the sushi, as well as the classic options. Our young son doesn't eat sushi and loves the sliders! The service is always impeccable! Nothing but great things to say about Union!
Very good sushi, creative drinks and very efficient server. The staff at Union Sushi was accommodating and efficient. The restaurant was really bustling on a Saturday night but they managed to squeeze us in. Food came promptly but we did not feel rushed. Server answered all our questions and was friendly. The restaurant was a tad bit loud but we will definitely be back in the future.
I've been coming to Union for quite some time and decided it would be the perfect place to host our bachelorette dinner for my bf. it had something everyone liked and the ladies were able to share a few dishes so it wasn't as costly as they expected. Service was amazing per usual, between the server, bartender and manager. Highly recommend!!
Fantastic dining experiene! The food was wonderful, and the service was outstanding - especially as they were willing to accommodate my spouse's food allergies. The only criticism is how tightly they pack the tables for two. Don't expect much distance between you and the conversations on either side.
I was back home in the city for the weekend and my sister and some friends met with me for dinner at Union Sushi. I found the restaurant to be delicious, from the edamame sitting out to the actual sushi dishes we ordered, and I was pleased with the service, too. They had a service "oops" moment and forgot to bring out a side dish my sister ordered, but they rushed one out to make sure she got to enjoy it with the meal and we were pleased they worked to make that so.
Overall, highly recommend- it's a nice spot right off the Chicago and Franklin Brown Line CTA stop, so get off the train and try it sometime. That's exactly how I ended up here (passing it so many times) and ended up really enjoying the food and service.
We ran the Chicago Marathon this past Sunday and what better way to celebrate the grueling work by eating. We are a big group with kids, so we had to find a spot that have kid options. Most of the downtown restaurants are either too pricey or booked until late, so we moved outside. And I am glad that we did.
I initially booked for 17 people on Saturday night. The reservation had a caveat that should we cancel, we are subject to a cancellation fee. I do not blame them. But I liked how OpenTable did not put this in small letters so anyone wouldn't miss this. They called back to confirm the party's number. And over the phone they assured me that they will take good care of our group. We are out of towners so the fact that the restaurant is 2 short blocks away from a station was wonderful. Unfortunately 7 of our party couldn't make it, because the day's heat took a toll on them, and the restaurant was understandable. We got seated in the corner where it's cozy so we can chat as much as we want to.
We were hungry so we went straight for entrees. My sis in law ordered the roasted eggplant, and I have to say that I will try to make that for home. It was good. We ordered sushis, bowls of ramen, barbecue sampler plate, katsudon, and chicken barbecue. Everything was well made, tasty, and fresh. The fish used on our sushi melted in our mouths, so we know that they didn't get some imitation of something. The portions/size was enough for our ravenous tummies. I am sort of glad we didn't go overboard with the appetizers.
We were full, so we held off on desserts; the kids wanted the ice cream trio, so we ordered. By this time, the manager came by to check on us. We told him how everything was wonderful, and he said that he'll bring some desserts out that he thinks we should try. He gave us the pumpkin mochi cake and the chocolate brownie. Well, those 2 were the cherry on top. Highly recommend the mochi cake, but save room for the chocolate brownie. Both were delicious!
I did enjoy my time at Union Station. I was there for a friends birthday. Everything was great until towards the end of my dinner. I felt very rushed to finish my meal as I was asked by the server and busser multiple times if I was done with my food. We were still picking at our food but were not done. We were exhausted by how many times we were asked that we just said yes. The restaurant was not even close to closing time. That was the only moment that was off setting for us. Other then that our server was friendly, food was delicious (as well as served in a timely matter), and atmosphere was great.
The atmosphere, the food, the drinks - everything - is amazing. I am quite the foodie and this place never fails to impress me or the fellow foodies I bring along with me. Highly recommend. If you have a big group - definitely get a reservation as it gets packed on the weekends.
I took my significant other to Union Sushi after making my first "big girl" paycheck. Given the choices under consideration, I am very pleased with settling on Union Sushi. I made a reservation using Open Table and changed the time twice with no problem after he was running late from work. When we arrived, we were seated immediately and the service was prompt throughout the meal. The food and drinks were spectacular. We were there during the happy hour, so we ordered all of the specials, two rolls which were not on the specials menu, four drinks, and a 25% tip for $150! Great deal!
The restaurant has a wonderful ambiance and good is amaxzing. Service is wonderful and presentation superb. I was so impressed that I had to go right back a few days later to try more of their extensive menu. I did not disappoint. This is my new fav place!!!
We came here around 6:40 and at the end we were glad because this place was packed! Makes sense... food was very delicious, everything we ordered was super tasty, drinks were awesome (perfect Manhattan really is perfect) and the service was phenomenal. We were seated upstairs and we had a lady server, wish I remember her name. She was very friendly, attentive, she was really on point with her steps of service and made sure we had a good experience.
You must try their fresh wasabi!
I would strongly recommend this place.
The food was amazing and our server was attentive and knowledgeable about the whole menu. He even had great suggestions for our two year old granddaughter and a (so called) non-sushi eater (he loved it)! We were celebrating my youngest daughter's birthday so he also provided a complimentary dessert (that was also amazing). We'll be back!
Simply put, Union BBQ and Sushi is an all around gem of a restaurant and bar. The large menu allows parties to really dig into any number of small plates. We turned the menu over to our friend for ordering -- he IS the sushi expert among us -- and he was very pleased with the quality of everything we had. Parking is ample around the building. I found a spot via an app for 8 bucks.
While your final tab MAY be a bit steep if you find yourself ordering a bit crazily... I doubt anyone leaves hungry. And while I myself am not a drinker, it's clear that they have a robust bar menu for those who imbibe.
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Governor Mitt Romney today unveiled a $3 million plan to expand the new Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery in response to the demand for more burial space for aging veterans.
"This cemetery is a tangible reminder of the country's appreciation for the sacrifices veterans have made in the cause of freedom," said Romney.
The Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery in Winchendon is a joint project among federal, state and local partners and is the second state cemetery for veterans. It covers roughly half of 210 acres donated to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts by the Town of Winchendon.
Developed with federal and state funds, the $9 million dollar cemetery has a capacity of more than 7,000 spots. Romney's expansion proposal would raise this figure to more than 9,500. The expansion is needed because veterans are dying in greater numbers each year. Nationwide, World War II veterans are dying at a rate of 1,000 per day; in Massachusetts, the number is about 20 per day. By 2008, it is estimated that 1,700 veterans will die each day.
Those eligible for burial include veterans, spouses and children, depending on their age and level of dependency on the parent. Veterans must either be honorably discharged or have died while on active duty. There is no charge for veterans.
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"We are excited about the dedication of the much-needed and deserved veterans' cemetery in Winchendon, and we applaud Governor Romney for his leadership and decision to pledge $3 million for future expansion," said Robert Van Kirk, State Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Massachusetts.
"The $3 million for expansion being put forth by Governor Romney is good news for our veterans who deserve a dignified final resting place," said Harvey Weiner, Department Commander of the Department of Massachusetts Jewish War Veterans of the United States.
"The dedication and consecration of the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery provides a lasting testament and tribute to the veterans of the Commonwealth who served their state and nation with honor and integrity," said Ted Mulvehill, President of the Massachusetts Veterans Service Officers Association. "Governor Romney's decision to expand Winchendon just after its official opening is welcome news and clearly shows his commitment to the veterans of the Commonwealth."
"This is a proud day for so many veterans who deserve the honor of being laid to rest with their fellow veterans," said Tom Daley, State Adjutant for the Disabled Veterans Department of Massachusetts. "Veterans are passing away in record numbers and we need to make sure there's enough space to accommodate them in the future. Governor Romney's decision to expand this cemetery will be welcomed by veterans statewide."
"With recent legislation to increase benefits for National Guard members and now this pledge for expansion at Winchendon, the veterans' community is very pleased with what Governor Romney and Secretary Kelley are doing on our behalf," said Eugene Vaillancourt, Commissioner of Veterans' Services for the City of Boston. "I'm very pleased with what's happening on the state level for our veterans."
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Wrapping up our look at the NCAA Tournament at the Sweet 16 stage, we look at the Midwest Regional, a place where three upstarts seek to slay the team with the crown.
To be sure, there were times last week where Florida looked downright bored. Trying to become the first team to defend its national championship since Duke in 1991-92 (and just the second since the John Wooden-UCLA dynasty), the Gators took the scenic route in New Orleans, showing up when it had to.
This meant pulling far away in the second half against Jackson State. And against a Purdue team that showed its tournament worth by dismissing Arizona, Florida trailed deep in the second half before the inside presence of Al Horford and Joakim Noah assured a trip to St. Louis.
Going into the Dance, many figured that Maryland could give the Gators a real fight. But the Terrapins only got halfway there, fighting through a first-round scare with Davidson in Buffalo before confronting a battle-tested group from Butler that used 3-pointers to ward off Old Dominion.
Dictating the tempo, and getting the big shots (again) from A.J. Graves, the Bulldogs pulled well out in front of Maryland, then held on at the end. Terp fans will long quibble about the "offensive foul" called on D.J. Strawberry in the final minute, but how often has that kind of call gone against a power team?
Having beaten so many heavyweights already, Butler will not be afraid of Florida, and will keep things nice and slow on Friday night. But the Gator Nation need not worry — at some point, the switch will get flipped again, and Florida will get through this not-so-insignificant test.
In a tournament where chalk has ruled, UNLV is the lowest seed left. It was criminal in the first place to make the Mountain West champions a no. 7 seed — that's what lack of big-time TV exposure will do. Or did NCAA committee members bring their decades-old grudge against Tark the Shark into the room?
Either way, the boys from Vegas have shoved it to all in its path. The Runnin' Rebels outlasted Georgia Tech in Chicago, then paid close attention as no. 2 seed Wisconsin needed a big rally just to get rid of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
Perhaps the Badgers are allergic to teams with a lot of initials, for in the second round, UNLV led early, squandered that lead, then regrouped to make all the big plays down the stretch. Wisconsin, no. 1 in the polls just a month ago, was done.
Oregon, on the other hand, is far from finished. The Ducks nearly saw the momentum of its Pac-10 Tournament title squandered in the first round in Spokane, but held off Miami (Ohio). Then it heard a lot of talk about how Winthrop was going to beat them — this following the Eagles' breakthrough first-round win over Notre Dame.
In response, Oregon led from the start and easily prevailed. Aaron Brooks and company have saved its best basketball for the homestretch, a fact that could be dispelled in the shadow of the Arch by a team of UNLV's caliber.
However, the hunch here is that Quack Power will reign for at least one more round. Oregon, when it last got this far in 2002, took its show to the Elite Eight before Kansas proved to be too powerful. Here, the Ducks might meet that same fate, fighting off UNLV before running into a powerhouse with a lot of teeth.
Either Florida is taking it too lightly, or its playing the best possible game of possum. The Gators have to know that peaking in the first two rounds is pointless if you want to win it all — just take care of things early, then show more cards as it moves along.
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Around 800 BC, Kush, a little-known subject state of Egypt, rose up and conquered the Egyptians, enthroned its own Pharaohs, and ruled over the empire of King Tut for nearly 100 years. This unlikely chapter of history has been buried by the Egyptians and belittled by early archaeologists, who refused to believe that dark skinned Africans could have risen so high. But now, in the heart of Sudan, archeologists Geoff Emberling and Tim Kendall are bringing the truth about the Black Pharaohs to life. In a royal tomb beneath an ancient Kush pyramid and at the soaring heights of a mountain sacred to both Kushites and Egyptians, they are finding indisputable evidence of an advanced African society with powerful armies, vast reach, and spiritually-driven imperial aspirations that rival the Egyptians'.
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The finds Republican businessman Robert Turner in striking distance of Democratic state Assemblyman David Weprin, 42 percent to 48 percent, suggesting a possible upset.
And with the election a month away, voters' minds are surprisingly set. Only 15 percent of respondents said they were likely or very likely to change their minds.
There's a borough divide going on here. Turner leads by six points in Brooklyn, Weiner's home base. Weprin leads by 10 points in Queens, where he and his family are very well known. Brooklyn comprises 30 percent of the district; the rest is in Queens.
Turner ran against Weiner in 2010 and surpassed expectations by garnering 40 percent of the vote in the heavily Democratic district. This time around, he got a high-profile boost from former mayor Ed Koch (D), who cited Turner's support for Israel.
While 38 percent of poll respondents' said Koch's endorsement would make them more likely to vote for a candidate — giving the ex-mayor more sway than President Obama but less than Sen. Charles Schumer — Jewish voters still sided heavily with Weprin, who is Jewish.
As we've written many times before, special elections rarely have larger meaning — the circumstances are just too particular to have much weight beyond the election itself. But a Democratic loss here would be disheartening for the party.
A Republican win would also complicate redistricting plans. New York is losing two seats, and given split control of the legislature each party is likely to give up one. Conventional wisdom has it that Democrats will eliminate Weiner's district, avoiding a tough decision. If they lose this seat, they will have to look elsewhere.
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Andy Waterworth: Linfield can build on proud Europa League record
Andy Waterworth's personal situation sums up the difference between the two teams from opposite ends of the island of Ireland who will meet in the Europa League tonight.
While Cork City's full-time players have been able to focus on their second-leg clash with Linfield and the Blues travelled down for the game on Tuesday, work commitments meant Waterworth made the journey by train yesterday afternoon.
The Linfield captain isn't, however, trying to get his excuses in early if the Blues miss what he describes as "a great opportunity to progress" despite the 1-0 defeat in last week's first qualifying round first leg at Windsor Park.
"When the draw came out people were saying that it was probably the worst we could get, but as players we never looked at it like that," said the 30-year-old.
"We felt we could win. We gave a good account of ourselves in the first leg and it was only after 70 minutes that their superior fitness came into play.
"We were disciplined, had a game plan and they were coming up after ripping teams apart in their own league, but they couldn't break us down before that and even then it took a penalty for them to score.
"They are mid-season while we have only been back for two weeks, so it's difficult, but we will have learned from the first-leg.
"We know we need to score, but that doesn't add any more pressure than I always feel as a striker and if we play well enough we can get through."
Linfield have progressed in Europe in each of the last four seasons, but have never had to turn around a first-leg deficit. They have scored in all but one of their last six away ties though, and that gives Waterworth belief.
"If we don't go through it would be a chance missed, partly because we believe we are on a similar level and partly because of the expectation to be successful in Europe," said Waterworth.
"A one-goal lead can be turned around very quickly."
Waterworth believes Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 exploits can benefit the Blues. Young striker Paul Smyth spent a couple of weeks training with Michael O'Neill's squad in France, while goalkeeper Roy Carroll only stepped off the plane last Monday night before making his Linfield debut last Thursday.
"It was a brilliant experience for Paul and it will stand him in good stead," said Waterworth. "He is our superstar, but we don't want to put too much on him.
"Roy has fitted in straight away. There are no airs and graces about him and having his experience can only be good for us."
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German luxury carmakers Audi, Mercedes-Benz and BMW are introducing cheaper models in the United States to attract customers and take the away from volume rivals like Ford. Audi will sell the A3 sedan for $29,900 when it becomes available in the spring. This would be almost the same price as the Mercedes-Benz CLA sedan that has been on sale since September 2013.
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Affiliate marketing is a fantastic business model that allows anyone with basic computer skills, marketing knowledge and a certain level of determination to start their own profitable online business. If you want to learn affiliate marketing and you're looking for an "affiliate marketing for beginners" type of guide, then you've come to the right place!
The goal of this post is to equip you with the best resources for learning how to start affiliate marketing. I know from personal experience that having the right information is instrumental to your success.
This is especially true when it comes to anything internet based because there's just so much information out there and a lot of it is crap!
By the end of this post, you'll learn how to:
- Avoid many of the common mistakes people make when starting affiliate marketing.
- Develop your mindset to ensure you stay focused on the most important thing in your business.
- Harness the power of high-ticket items to multiply your earning potential with affiliate marketing.
A Quick Reality Check
My aim is to equip you with knowledge, that will help you to avoid a lot of the common mistakes and pitfalls that people fall into when starting out as an affiliate marketer.
The reality is that most of the people that attempt affiliate marketing will fail.
isn't that crazy?
Here's the deal:
If you're an "opportunity seeker" looking for the next magic bullet solution then this won't work for you because it requires a lot of hard work, persistence and dedication.
The truth is that there is no magic bullet solution to anything, and if you manage to find something that makes you money that quickly, typically it won't stand the test of time.
If you're willing to put in the hard work though, I can tell you that the results are definitely worth it.
There are many affiliates out there that are generating six and even seven figures a year from affiliate marketing alone.
Anything is possible with right work ethic. 🙂
So how does affiliate marketing work exactly?
Affiliate marketing is a model of business that is based on revenue sharing. The affiliate promotes a product and get's paid a percentage of the sale when someone makes a purchase through the affiliate. The affiliate network or merchant is able to track who referred the customer by using tracking cookies.
Yes, cookies aren't just the things we stuff our faces with!
If you're sat there thinking why the hell is he talking about cookies, this infographic should clear things up:
More information on the basic mechanics of affiliate marketing:
So how do people get started with affiliate marketing?
People usually get started by picking a niche they're interested in and either creating or monetising an existing website.
If you're going down the free traffic route and starting a website from scratch. It'll usually take you around six months before you start seeing any real traction in the search engine results pages.
SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is a delicate beast that takes time to master.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying taking the free traffic route is a bad thing.
It's actually one of the best ways to generate long-term results in your business but when you're first starting out as an affiliate, it's super encouraging when you can produce results in a short space of time. Paid advertising allows us to do this.
So we've established that the starting from scratch website route isn't one that yields fast results. You probably don't want to wait six months before seeing a return on your time investment.
I'm happy to report that there are many other methods you can use to promote products and services without building a website.
An example of this could be pay-per-click advertising. You know those ads you see at the top and bottom of the search engines you use?
These are ads that people are paying for every time someone clicks them. As an affiliate, instead of spending months building up your website, creating content and getting on social media.
You can start a PPC campaign that will automatically put you at the top of the first page for your chosen keywords.
With that being said, PPC and paid advertising in general isn't suited to all affiliate programs. For many products, the margins are just too small. If you're just promoting Amazon products, you will definitely lose money!
On the flip-side, if you're promoting high-ticket products, for example's sake, lets take a training course that sells for $2500. Your commission rate means that you get $1000 per sale. You can afford to spend $500 to make one sale. Paid advertising can be an awesome way to quickly generate leads and make sales with high paying affiliate programs.
What other ways can an affiliate promote products and services?
There are countless ways for affiliates to market products and services online. If you're going down the paid advertising route you have platforms like Youtube, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, banner ads, solo ads, native ads… and the list goes on.
The key here is to not get overwhelmed by trying to master too many things at once. Pick one platform that suits your target market best and run with that until you start producing concrete results.
Keep things simple with your marketing. Don't overcomplicate things or you'll end up throwing your laptop out of the window!
Are all affiliate programs created equal?
A quick search for "affiliate programs" in google brings up a whole host of results. There are affiliate programs for pretty much everything nowadays and this is good because you can find something you genuinely like.
You might even find something you're passionate about and you can promote that product from a place of genuine enthusiasm.
It's hard to promote a product that you aren't into or something that you haven't tried out for yourself. People will be able to see that you're just trying to sell something as opposed to providing valuable, useful information.
Affiliate programs are NOT created equal. There are tonnes of affiliate programs out there that only pay tiny commissions.
A big problem people have is that they pick the wrong affiliate program and end up investing their time and money into something that just won't yield great returns.
This is why you must do your research. Find out what is out there and compare what each program has to offer.
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If you're looking to learn entrepreneurial skills as well as master all things marketing then our business platform could be a really good fit for you.
Our platform is specifically geared towards helping you lay the proper foundations for your business and is designed to give you the skills you need to promote any kind of product online.
On the other hand, if you're really into a particular thing (for example, you're obsessed with animals and you own a blog about dogs) there are plenty of other programs out there where you could promote dog-related products and still generate a great income.
What type of products can I promote as an affiliate?
I could write a list of every single type of product you can promote as an affiliate marketer but this post would be 20,000 words. The most important thing to know is that wherever your expertise or interests lie, you can count on there being relevant products and services for you to promote.
Almost any type of product can be promoted through affiliation in some shape or form.
What if I'm not an expert at anything?
That's okay too. You don't need to be an expert in anything to become a successful online business owner. You just need to learn the skills you need to succeed with affiliate marketing and apply that knowledge in the way that suits you best. You don't have to have a particular interest, hobby or passion to do this.
You could just have a desire to escape the rat race and take control of your life. Our online business platform is specifically dedicated to helping people achieve exactly that, through affiliate marketing.
Where do I learn everything I need to know about affiliate marketing?
Getting the right affiliate marketing training is essential to your success. That's why we're so passionate about what we do here at Bengu Marketing. We want to empower you with skills that enable you to make a change in your life. Skills that you can use in any industry to sell products and generate an income for yourself.
Feel free to have a gander at some of the most popular affiliate networks to compare what they have to offer:
What are high-ticket affiliate products?
High-ticket affiliate products are products that cost upwards of $1000. Affiliate marketers that promote these types of products enjoy high affiliate commissions for their referrals.
Instead of having to sell 100 items at $100 a pop, they'll only need to sell 10 items to make the same amount of money.
This is how the "super affiliates" generate multiple six figure and even seven figure incomes from affiliate marketing!
They focus on promoting high-end products with much higher margins so they can afford to spend a significant amount of money on paid advertising and still see a good return on their investment.
This is definitely the way to go with affiliate marketing. It's what separates the people generating a significant income from the ones only making a few extra hundred dollars a month.
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Why most people fail at affiliate marketing
This is a topic that wouldn't even be covered in most affiliate training platforms. Most training courses out there will teach you the nuts and bolts of what you need to do to get results.
This is great, but they fail to cover the most important subject matter when it comes to starting your own business from scratch…
The reason why most people fail at business is because of self-sabotage, lack of knowledge or lack of execution.
Many people dive head first into business and struggle to cope with perceived failures, pivot requirements and the general overwhelming nature of the beast.
The majority of people are fleeting in their efforts to make it out on their own. When something doesn't work they jump onto the next thing, hoping and praying that it will work.
Entrepreneurs make things work, they make the best of what they have available to them and they focus on one thing until it yields results. Only then do they shift their focus onto something else.
If you want to learn affiliate marketing and become successful at it you need to take a good, hard look at your mindset and even be open to changing certain beliefs you have about things which could be negative.
Three things that will determine your success in any business venture
- Persistence – The ability to persist in the face of adversity forms part of your emotional intelligence. Self-motivation, self-awareness and self-management are the keys to concrete results in business.
- Consistency and discipline – Mr consistent usually gets the best results. Being consistent and disciplined in your business ensures you'll minimise distractions that will delay your success. It will also help you develop a structure around your daily actions so you won't waste time figuring out what to do next. Creating a plan and sticking to it is essential for long-term results.
- Action – This is by far the most important point of them all. Your ability to take action regardless of how you feel will determine the results that you get.
The 80/20 rule of marketing
What tends to happen to a lot of people when they come into the affiliate marketing space is that they're fascinated by the plethora of options available to them. They get distracted by shiny objects and end up being overwhelmed by everything.
People also tend to get stuck in education mode when taking on something new. They spend all of their time absorbing training and none of the time actually implementing it!
The best way to approach this is to keep things simple by following a straightforward formula:
20% of your time should be spent learning and the other 80% should be spent implementing the things you've learnt. This is how people have achieved fantastic results in a matter of weeks.
The 80/20 rule also applies to many other things. This is called the Pareto principle, the law of the vital few.
This principle states that most of the results in any situation are determined by a small number of causes. There have been many books and countless debates and discussions on this topic.
Here are 13 examples of the Pareto principle if you want to learn more about it.
The bottom line is that when it comes to your marketing (in most cases) you'll find that 80% of your results will come from 20% of your marketing efforts.
This is why optimisation is SO important in marketing.
You don't need to become a marketing genius to successfully promote products and services online. You just need to learn the fundamentals to get you started.
What most people do when they learn affiliate marketing (what not to do!)
This is how the process goes for most people after they learn how to start affiliate marketing…
They do some market research, look at a bunch of affiliate programs and probably end up picking an affiliate program from Clickbank.
After they've picked the product they want to promote they either buy the product or just do some research into it. Once they've gathered some information on what they'll be promoting they go ahead and buy a domain.
Once the domain is bought they set everything up (which isn't as hard as it seems) then start filling the site up with mediocre content.
After posting a number of articles they realise that they need to promote their content. Their site doesn't rank for any keywords because they haven't acquired any backlinks (SEO).
They switch between various marketing platforms, trying different strategies to see what works and getting close to zero results on each one.
They get overwhelmed by all the different marketing strategies they're trying and they eventually give up.
They go back to doing whatever they were doing before.
Sad isn't it?
I know this because this happened to me and countless other people I know.
But it doesn't have to be like this for you…
The best way to learn affiliate marketing
In my experience, the best way to learn affiliate marketing is to implement the information while you train.
Learning and implementing hand-in-hand exposes you to the knowledge you require and empowers you with the practical skills as you implement the training immediately.
No procrastination, no delay, just pure hustle.
You also need to have a mentor that will guide you and take you by the hand. Most people have a whole bunch of questions and having a mentor removes a lot of the uncertainty associated with starting out something new like this.
As a beginner in affiliate marketing, the best thing you can have is a step-by-step training program to follow.
The right education is instrumental to your success as an affiliate marketer. Having the right training and support truly makes all the difference, especially when first getting started online.
I hope you've enjoyed this little guide on how to start affiliate marketing, feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions, I'm always willing to lend a helping hand 🙂
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The tablets will run on Android 3.0 Honeycomb, according to the manufacturer, which said it aims to become the second biggest player in the area – behind only Apple.
Sony's two tablets, which are code-named S1 and S2, will be released later this year.
The S1 has a 9.4-inch touch-screen display, which is thick on one end and tapers. Meanwhile, the S2 is a shell-shaped device that opens and closes and features two 5.5-inch touch-screen displays. They will be Wi-Fi and 3G connected.
The two tablets, which will be capable of playing PlayStation-quality games, may launch at different times in different markets, Sony said, although it did not reveal any details on pricing or on which operators will range the device.
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1. Best place to head to on a friday night for a drink?
White Rabbit Record Bar Kensington. Nice relaxed vibe with a beautiful courtyard out the back. Blues and Jazz records often spinning and the gourmet food platters are always tasty.
2. Where can you go to hear the best live music?
Northcote Social Club. Often the best upcoming artsit are visiting the Northcote and the intimate setting is where you can be right in reaching distance to the musicians.
3. Best not to miss tourist experience in the city!
MCG. The modern day Colosseum in Australia hosts all the big sporting events in Australia and can hold up to 110,000 people! there really is nothing like it in the world!
4. What you love to do in the city at the weekend?
A drink along the Yarra river, Flinders Lane for the coffee and best paella in Melbourne, and little Burke street for the Chinatown cuisine.
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Get on a bicycle when in Melbourne. The city in general is very bike friendly and it is a good way to see all the cafe's and sites the city has to offer. Melbourne also has a thriving arts culture so keep your eyes peeled on posters and brochures for theatre and music shows. Have fun
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Aquaculture May Meet the World's Demand for Fish
December 10, 2003
In 2000, the aquaculture industry produced 36 million tons of fish and shellfish. Since 1990, the industry has been growing at an average compound rate of around 10 percent a year; by comparison, farmed meat production grew 2.8 percent per year.
Traditional aquaculture required no more than a pond and some rotting vegetables. However, that aquaculture is now typically associated with pollution rather than revolution:
- Waste from fish farms -- such as uneaten food and dead fish -- can accumulate and destroy parts of the sea.
- The overuse of antibiotics can threaten both marine and human health.
- Fish may transmit disease such as sea lice to wild stock, or breed with wild fish causing "genetic pollution".
- Shrimp aquacultures are no exception; they can cause the destruction of wetland and mangroves, the dispersion of chemicals and nutrients, and the salinization of the soil.
- The creation of feed formulations that are more digestible and leach less waste into the environment.
- The use of vaccines which reduce the reliance on antibiotics and other chemicals.
While aquaculture has drawbacks, it has two important advantages over open-access fisheries: (1) it can be more easily governed and (2) it can meet the world's demand for fish. The same cannot be said, in either case, of the open seas.
Source: Special Report: Fish Farming, "The Promise of a Blue Revolution," Economist, August 9, 2003.
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ATLANTA - Reggie Ball threw for 283 yards and two touchdowns and Georgia Tech held Philip Rivers and North Carolina State to their lowest point total of the season in a 29-21 victory Saturday.
The Wolfpack (3-3, 1-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) came in averaging 43.4 points a game - third-best in Division I-A - and 366 yards passing. But the Yellow Jackets (3-3, 1-2) executed their gameplan to perfection, blitzing from all angles and quickly tackling the receivers after they caught the ball.
Rivers was 31-of-46 for 344 yards and two touchdowns, including a meaningless score with 6 seconds left. Leading receiver Jerricho Cotchery had only five catches, and the Wolfpack managed only minus-8 yards rushing, with tailback T.A. McLendon out for the second straight game with a pulled hamstring.
Even worse, they didn't match the 24 points they scored against Wake Forest, the previous low.
Rivers did set an ACC record with the 14th 300-yard game of his career.
But Ball was more effective than that. The freshman set a career high in yards passing, bettering the 248 he totaled in a 39-3 loss to Clemson, and never came close to throwing an interception.
He gave Georgia Tech the lead for good with a 42-yard touchdown pass to Jonathan Smith in the first quarter to make it 7-3, and added a 4-yard scoring run early in the fourth.
Smith was Ball's favorite target. He tied a career high with nine catches and was at his best at the end of the first half, when the Yellow Jackets drove 55 yards to take a 22-10 lead.
He caught three passes for 47 yards, including an 13-yarder on third-and-7 from N.C. State's 18. That set up a 5-yard TD pass from Ball to Nate Curry, with Curry diving for the ball in the corner of the end zone for his first touchdown catch this year.
The Wolfpack got within 22-13 with a 21-yard field goal by Adam Kiker on their opening drive of the second half. They had a chance to get closer after holding Georgia Tech to a three-and-out, but Kiker hooked a 29-yard attempt to the left.
Maryland 21, Clemson 7: At College Park, Md., Scott McBrien threw three touchdown passes as Maryland beat Clemson for its fourth straight victory.
Steve Suter, Rich Parson and Derrick Fenner had touchdown receptions to help the Terrapins (4-2, 1-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) beat the Tigers for the third straight time since Ralph Friedgen took over as head coach.
Derrick Hamilton caught seven passes for a career-high 175 yards and a touchdown for Clemson (3-2, 1-1 ACC), which had a three-game winning streak snapped. The Tigers had only 10 yards rushing on 29 attempts.
Virginia 38, North Carolina 13: At Chapel Hill, N.C., Wali Lundy ran for 129 yards and a career-high three touchdowns as Virginia extended the Tar Heels' home losing streak to nine.
Lundy has rushed for 100 or more yards in six of his last nine games for the Cavaliers (4-1, 3-0 Atlantic Coast Conference), off to their best league start since 1998.
Lundy has seven 100-yard games in his 14 starts.
Matt Schaub, playing his second game since missing a month because of a separated shoulder, was nearly perfect, going 19-for-22 for 284 yards and two touchdowns.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, October 5, 2003.
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Start with a Long Sword and 2 pots, in the early game you don't need boots with ezreal mobility.
After the first time you go back, you should be able to get a Vampiric Scepter, a Berserker's Greaves and a Crystalline Flask. Then you rush a The Bloodthirster and a Statikk Shiv (that it will help you a lot to farm). When you get stronger you get a Infinity Edge or if the enemies are with a lot of armor you should get a Last Whisper first. After you get your Last Whisper, your Infinity Edge and your Guardian Angel you should sell your Berserker's Greaves and buy a Phantom Dancer if the game does not end. And to end you should sell your Statikk Shiv and buy a Trinity Force.
I like defensive summoner spells but you can change barrier by ignite or cleanse if you are playing against a support fiddle.
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Ezreal has unique mobility with his (E) and his ult (R) can be used to snipe enemies, farming pushed lanes and a and to do a lot of damage in team fights. His passive can be used to destroy turret very fast, you just spam your abilities and hit the tower with the attack speed you gain with your passive.


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WHAT I LEARNED FROM DANIEL : THE BLOG ~~ Our loving, brilliant, and remarkable,twelve and a half year old son died suddenly, and without clear cause, the day after Thanksgiving, 2008. This blog is a window into how my husband, our children, and I learn what happened to him, and how we survive his passing from Earth. It is also a chronicle of the blessings that envelope us now. How we survive is documented both here in snapshot, and in our book, "What I Learned from Daniel".
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Where I Imagine You Are
So far my dear son, I don't know much about Heaven other than knowing from so many I trust that it is inexplicably wondrous beyond imagining, not just a new physical place without the constraints of our apparently frail human bodies.
Sometimes as I long for you and Dad, I imagine where you might spend some of your time.
The picture above is where I think you and Dad might summer, in a cottage-y, place near a beautiful sea, with wildlife, peace, and a gentle breeze. I know that men of the universe such as you and Dad would not be content to remain in one place all year. I know that between worship, and work you are doing for God, that you play hard as well in discovering all that the Heavens have in store.
As a limited human myself, I can only imagine the places you might consider home as you take a breath. Know that as you look and check on me, we are thinking of you.
Greetings and love from lower Earth.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
The Bicycle
Yesterday I made my usual early Saturday run to Wal-Mart for dog food, general supplies, a phone card for one of my kids, etc. On my return my husband had also gotten up early, and our newest son, James, while shovelling in cereal, said, "Dad's not here. " crunch, crunch. "He took a bicycle to the dump". "Whose bicycle ?" I asked. "I dunno" said James. "Just a small bicycle". I headed for the phone on the off chance that it was Daniel's bicycle. I called my husband twice, whose cellphone is often dead on a Saturday, as the charge only lasts five days. Without saying anything more to J. I headed to the car and drove the long distance, deep to the pine forests where the small local dump for our small rural community is located. I got there, and found Daniel's precious blue bicycle, down deep in a dumpster about 12 feet below the concrete platform, soon to be crushed by the compacter. It looked sad as it lay twisted atop an old metal roof, dented metal cabinets, and another bicycle which looked newer than Daniel's. I asked the attendant if there was any way that I could get the bicycle back, and before I knew it I had told him why and tears were streaming down my face. The gentleman went to quite a bit of trouble to get down to the dumpster below the platform and climb in it, to rescue Daniel's bicycle. By that time, my husband had remembered to plug his phone into the truck and it was charging. I told him that I was at the dump and that my car is too small to bring the bicycle home. He agreed to return and take the bike home.
When I saw him I was enraged. "How could you dump Daniel's bicycle behind my back, when I'm not home, without even asking?". He looked sad. He said, "Daniel never had a bike." "Daniel had three bikes !" I said. "This was the first one, and it had training wheels and I took them off and (our eldest son) Adam and I taught him to ride". This had been no small feat because most of the area around our homes are farms and we have dirt roads or gravel roads, and no blacktop. I was sad when I realized that my husband was telling what he believed to be the truth. When the other kids were born, we both returned to work. We both juggled daycare and schedules, and kid's sick days, but when Daniel was born, David's work schedule intensified, responsibilities to other relatives took a lot of his time. It was also the first time I had been able to essentially remain at home with one of our children from birth, even though I did write articles from time to time. While I did everything with Daniel, including homeschool him and his siblings, David was at work, in a difficult accountable job without a great deal of encouragement. I realized yesterday that while I taught Daniel to balance on that bicycle, and Adam ultimately helped me remove the training wheels, and as Daniel met that milestone, David was seventy miles away, going to meetings, designing systems for buildings etc. and tangling with clients, governmental authorities, and the business owners themselves. His hard work bought me the luxury of being there for Daniel at every turn. It is no wonder that David does not recall Daniel's bikes or that he learned to ride and when. This was a privilege that David bought for me with his labors, and although David did share other important memories with Daniel, this one had been mine alone.
I think it's important to remember that although we all grieve the loss of our family member that we each bring a package of different memories and that we may not have recall or understanding of everything, the way another family member might. I also notice that Daniel likes a lot of DVDs and TV programs that I simply didn't know about, but were well known to all of his siblings.
Best wishes to everyone. I am not sure what to do with the small bike, especially since it's too large to bronze and place on a necklace. A dear friend has since suggested that we hang it as a remembrance high in the barn, as a symbol of a heavenly bicycle.
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
A Cracked Easter
Daniel and Dad, I am hoping you both had the most wonderful of Easters. I would imagine that Heaven has a wonderful celebration. I apologize for the one we had, or really didn't have, this year. Last year I struggled to have the annual Easter Egg Hunt that Daniel, in particular loved so much. I very much wanted him to see that we would proceed as he would want. This year, we are consumed with taking care of Mark, our dear canine friend, who needs turning, feeding, watering, all by hand. We would euthanize him if he were in pain, but he still wishes to eat and drink and is still joyous when he sees us, and so no matter how time consuming the work of caring for him, he is deserving. I also was sick the day before and lost valuable planning time. This year I had planned to fill the eggs with quarters, or different wrapped candies. The extreme heat (82 today) would have made the chocolate a disaster, and so we will have the egg hunt on another day. I think of you both all the time. Most days I function well and you both would be pleased, but there are days like today where I just miss you, and nothing else much matters. Please tell Jesus that Mark is almost ready to be called. I love you both so very much.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Monarch of the Glen
In 2005, our daughter Stephanie brought home a DVD from the library. It was the first season of the "Monarch of the Glen" television series, produced by Ecosse Films and BBC and set in Scotland. Daniel and I particularly were captivated by the cinematography, by the family oriented storylines, and we were quickly hooked. One by one, we either bought or borrowed each of the DVDs as were available to that point. We later learned that the final season of Monarch was in production, and that all of the props were going to be sold nearby the site of filming near Lagganmore in Scotland. Daniel was excited as I contacted the prop master and bought a few things. Shortly after I made contact with another person who went to the sale in Scotland and who bought a great deal, and I bought a considerable number of souvenirs from him which grace our home now. We also have a large collection of drawings, plans, continuity pictures, stationery, checkbooks, mail, etc. and likely have the largest "Monarch" memorabilia collection outside the UK. This was all to be Daniel's someday, souvenirs of his favorite program, collected through dumb luck and happy accident.
The Monarch of the Glen, Series 1-7 are available as BBC DVDs now. (Season 8 will be available shortly) Daniel absolutely loved these, and in an odd way, we began to feel as if the characters were actual family of ours. We were often reminded of our UK family members while watching the program. Strangely, when Daniel passed, I wanted to let all of the characters know. I somehow expected that they would all come and comfort us, and that somehow they knew that Daniel was their biggest fan. This is how very good the series were. They convinced us not only that they were a family, but they endeared us to them sufficiently that we left thinking they were OUR family as well. We wish all the crew, cameramen, series score composer, writers, producers, actors, propmasters, and continuity people best wishes as they move on to other projects. Thank you all for so many hours of enjoyment,on behalf of Daniel, myself and the rest of our family.
Update: February 22, 2015
For those of you with a deep and abiding love of this series, it was filmed at Ardverikie Castle in Scotland.
|This is how it might look today.
How you might stay at the Ardverikie Estate
These are posts to this blog which I wrote later than this first one which relate in some way to the Monarch of the Glen series.
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