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ACPeavy Enterprises is dedicated to the development of small and home-based businesses. Although currently focused on internet promotions, the mission of ACPeavy Enterprises is to foster business entrepreneurialship. We aim to provide the best value and services possible regarding all aspects of business to budding entrepreneurs.

ACPeavy Enterprises is headed by Aaron Peavy and Eva Mah.

Aaron Peavy officially entered the online affiliate marketing arena in 2004, but he has been active on the Internet in other capacities since its inception. He has formal training as a Microsoft™ Certified Systems Engineer specializing in security, but overall he is a self-made man. For example, Aaron taught himself HTML and basic web design principles. In fact, Aaron has designed the websites for all of the subsidiary programs of ACPeavy Enterprises thus far.

As a "product" of a family of professional salespeople, Aaron was destined to succeed in business. In the offline world, Aaron formed several profitable businesses that allowed him to travel throughout the United States. He noted during this time, however, that he was more interested in the formation of businesses rather than the administration of them. In 2003, Aaron chose to become the primary caregiver for his chronically ill mother. With his mobility thus severely curtailed, he decided to branch into online business opportunities and formed ACPeavy Enterprises.

Eva Mah was at a crossroads in her life, and in search of an income, when she burst onto the affiliate marketing scene in 2003. She joined some reputable programs and wholeheartedly dove into traffic exchanges and surfed her little heart out. She dutifully followed directions, made phone calls, and emailed referrals. She even got her own personal domain to host her affiliate pages. Some decent downlines were built. A little money was made. That six-figure income, however, remained extremely elusive. She was thinking that there had to be something more to making money on the Internet, something besides promoting someone else's affiliate program. But she wasn't sure how to take it to the next level.

In February 2005, Eva logged into an online conference room looking for her upline sponsor, and found Aaron Peavy instead. For some reason, his name stuck in her head, so when he started hosting online training conferences for a program to which they both belonged, she attended. It was an eye-opening experience. Aaron towed the party line, so to speak, but he was never shy about putting his own twist to it. He didn't sugarcoat anything. There was no hype, just good, practical advice. Aaron presented analogies to offline businesses that just plain made sense! Twice a week for three months, Eva never missed a single one of his conferences.

On Memorial Day of 2005, both Aaron and Eva logged into the conference room for one of Aaron's scheduled conferences, but everyone else apparently took the holiday off. Aaron and Eva spent that time talking, and they realized that they shared similar philosophies about business. Eva had learned about small business through the family-owned businesses formed by her immigrant parents. She spent her teen and college years helping to manage the family's small neighborhood corner grocery store.

As the friendship progressed, Aaron learned that Eva had developed her own system for managing her online promotions. He found out about her charts to keep track of her ads on the traffic exchanges, the surfing schedule she made so that she would not neglect any of her traffic exchange memberships, and the various templates that she kept on her hard drive for email messages to her downlines. Eva even had a crude tracking system for the results of her advertising efforts. She also had added using safelists to her promotional arsenal, and had just begun managing her own safelists. She was taking baby steps toward forming her own online business.

By the end of that summer, it was clear that Aaron and Eva together would make a powerful team. Eva became a full partner in ACPeavy Enterprises. Labor Day weekend of 2005, their first joint venture, Nexus Exchange, was launched.