James Jones has been there and done just about anything an aspiring businessman could do.  When entering the world of marketing he did limit himself to only one goal, he wanted to do it all.  With few failures and many successes, James Jones has made his mark in marketing, advertising, restaurant management, mail order businesses, publishing, and retail.

As with most excited entrepreneurs James Jones found that college was not right for him, dropping out at the age of 19.  His first business venture was an arcade which did not take long to go under.  In less than 6 months he found himself right back where he started but with a greater outlook on life.  Based on his statements he learned that you will never succeed if you do not try new things, and you have to keep trying to achieve your goals no matter how many times you fail.

After this unsuccessful attempt at opening his own business James Jones decided he needed to slow down by taking up a job as a restaurant manager.  Some may consider this to be a copout but it proved to be just what he needed.  Within 7 years he had accomplished being the general manager, and become co-owner.  It didn’t take long for Jones to become quite bored with this business.  He had made his mark and concluded it was time to move on.

His next stop was as a beginner data entry clerk for First Union National Bank, now known as Wachovia.  Just five years later he had worked his way up to VP of Software Development for the Structured Products Technology Department.  While he liked what he was doing, he once again grew bored, and decided to take a similar job with a smaller software development company called CMi Solutions.  Two and a half years later James Jones decided to start focusing on his own company which offers software and information products. 

His past publications include ‘Fax Cash’, ‘Paid Participation Network’, ‘ClickSalez’, among several other eBooks, software programs, and courses.   His most recent marketing packages to be released are ‘What Really Sells on Ebay’ and ‘Easy-to-learn Home Business Ideas’.