| Description: | Marlo Thomas began her professional career as an educator. She worked with students ranging from pre-school through college undergraduate. After three years in the field, she changed her career to Information Technology, technical support more specifically.
Then she decided she wanted to have more freedom and flexibility of her schedule and her own business. She began searching for a business opportunity that had the potential for wealth by helping others. She feels very blessed to have discovered such an opportunity.
She then formed a company, Shopping for Dollars, LLC, that operates an Independent OurGV Affiliate.
OurGV (Our Global Vision) is an international affiliate marketing company that helps non-profits fund raise and for-profits expand their customer base and increase their revenue. This is possible by marketing an online mall that has 1000+ stores from around the world. Some of the stores in the online mall include: WalMart, Vitamin Shoppe, Best Buy, and Travelocity. For-profits and non-profits generate revenue and fund-raising dollars each time a purchase is made through their websites. The online mall has assisted many organizations in generating thousands of dollars a month.
For-profits are able to also take advantage of additional products and opportunities. The banner exchange program has assisted OurGV for-profit partners get more traffic to their sites from around the world. For-profit businesses also have the opportunity to be included in the online shopping mall of over 1000 stores. This will expose the businesses to potentially billions of customers worldwide. Significant sources of potential customers are non-profit supporters and OurGV Affiliates from around the world.
Both for-profit and non-profit organizations have the opportunity to market a FREE toolbar, powered by Yahoo! Any for-profit or non-profit business has the potential of adding thousands of dollars per month to their income/revenue stream from the normal internet searches their supporters perform.
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