Welcome to Bobmeisters Awesome Offers. On this site, I will present many ways to earn money and save money through online marketing. On this site, I will present many ways to earn money, save money, and share your stories through online marketing. Blogging and online marketing have become my primary ways to make retirement from “Corporate America” more enjoyable and to pass the time. But read on because there is much more to this.
Who I Am and What I’m About
I grew up believing that family, hard work, and community matter more than titles and trends. Over the years, I have gone from small-town Colorado kid to Air Force technician, construction worker, aerospace professional, single parent, and now someone focused on online marketing while living in one of the most beautiful corners of Colorado.
Today, my mission is simple:
Use modern tools and honest online marketing to help real people live better, give more, and keep more, all without wasting time or money.
This site is where I share what I have learned about wellness, income, philanthropy, savings, lifestyle, and online marketing as I move through this later chapter of life with my eyes wide open.
My Story
Early Years: Family, Small Towns, and Airplanes
I grew up in small towns scattered across central and southeast Colorado. My family moved around quite a bit, but one thing never changed: family was everything. My dad was one of those men who could do just about anything with his hands, so he never had trouble providing for us. Once my younger sister and brother were in school, my mom also worked to help support the family. Together, we built a home where we knew we were a unit and took care of each other.
In high school, I was drawn to industrial arts. I spent significant time in woodworking, automotive mechanics, and metalworking shops, as well as in core subjects such as science, math, history, English, and literature. I liked understanding how things worked, and even more, how to fix them.
During those later high school years, I worked at a gas station. It was the old-school kind of job: pumping gas, checking oil and tires, washing windows, and performing basic service such as changing tires, performing oil changes, and lubricating the chassis. It was not glamorous, but it taught me responsibility, customer service, and the satisfaction of honest work.
Ever since I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by airplanes. So after high school, I enrolled in an Airframe and Powerplant tech school in Cheyenne, Wyoming. I planned to work on aircraft for a living. However, the draft was still in effect, and before I could complete my training, I received a draft notice.
I did not want to join the Army, so I chose to enlist in the United States Air Force instead.
I demonstrated a strong aptitude for electronics and spent my four-year Air Force career working with electronic countermeasures on B-52 aircraft. This was during the final years of the Vietnam conflict. Although I had several opportunities for assignments outside the continental U.S., only one came through: a posting at a Strategic Air Command (SAC) base in Texas. When my four-year commitment ended, I followed the path of many others; I left the Air Force and returned home, bringing with me new skills, greater discipline, and a deeper appreciation for both technology and the stability of everyday life.
Building, Engineering, and Family Life
After leaving the Air Force, I shifted into construction. I accepted a temporary position with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). In the same organization, my father began his career when it was known as the Colorado Highway Department.
Next, I worked for a framing and exterior trim contractor east of Castle Rock, Colorado, eager to learn how houses are built from the ground up. I gained experience in framing and exterior finishes and soon developed basic skills in electrical work, plumbing, and heating. That hands-on, physical work deepened my respect for the trades and the people who keep our homes and communities running.
Eventually, I felt drawn back to electronics. I decided to pursue it seriously and enrolled at the Denver Institute of Technology, earning an Associate of Science degree in Electronics Technology. Before I graduated, life took another significant turn: I married and began my career at Lockheed Martin Aerospace in the Denver suburbs.
I spent 35 years at Lockheed Martin in a career that was both satisfying and rewarding. During those years, my wife and I raised two children, a daughter and a son. We built a family and a life, striving to provide our kids with the same stability and values my parents had given me.
Like many stories, mine includes its difficult chapters. My marriage eventually ended, and I completed my career at Lockheed Martin as a single parent. It was not the path I had envisioned, but it taught me a great deal about resilience, responsibility, and what truly matters when life takes unexpected turns.
A New Chapter: Creativity, Freedom, and Online Marketing
After retiring from Lockheed Martin, I looked for a new outlet; somewhere to channel my creativity, curiosity, and sense of adventure. I was not ready to slow down. I wanted to keep learning, building, and contributing, but with more time and freedom than a traditional job allowed.
That was when I discovered the world of online marketing and connected with a community of performance bloggers. This new world gave me a platform to share my interests and ideas, writing about life, concepts, and lessons learned. What began as a simple way to express myself gradually evolved into something greater, using what I had learned through online marketing to help people.
As I gained more flexibility in my time and finances, I realized I wanted to share those benefits with others. My focus shifted to paying it forward, using what I had learned to help people:
- improve their health and wellness,
- support local causes through charity-auction fundraising,
- explore multifamily real estate opportunities,
- save money through savings and benefits programs, and
- build their own income streams through structured performance blogging and online marketing.
In many ways, this new chapter allows me to combine the best parts of my past: discipline from the Air Force, hands-on problem-solving from the trades, an engineering mindset from aerospace, and my family’s “take care of people” values into something that serves others through online marketing.
Where I Am Now
Today, I live in the small town of Cedaredge, Colorado, where my parents chose to retire and where my 92-year-old mother still lives with my brother. I left the Denver “rat race” to be closer to her and to spend more time in a place that genuinely feels like home.
Cedaredge sits just south of Grand Mesa, the largest flat-topped mountain in the world, an area rich in natural beauty, lakes, trails, and wide-open views. As I settle into this chapter of my life, I’m focused not only on wellness, philanthropy, and online marketing, but also on sharing the recreational, travel, and sightseeing experiences that come with living in such a beautiful corner of Colorado.
What We’re Building as an Online Marketing Community
Over time, what began as “just blogging” has evolved into a multifaceted online marketing community with a simple mission: to help people live better and help communities thrive.
Ageless Affordable Wellness
I care deeply about helping people age well without exhausting their finances. That means:
- Being mindful of things like processed foods and seed oils
- Sharing products and ideas that support energy, clarity, and vitality
- Focusing on realistic, sustainable approaches, not fads or hype
You will find articles, wellness tips, and resources designed to help people feel better and stay active as they age, always with an emphasis on value and common sense.
Charity-Auction & Community Philanthropy
One branch of our online marketing community is dedicated to philanthropy through charity auctions.
We partner with a program that organizes no-upfront-cost online charity auctions for groups such as:
- Nonprofits and churches
- Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and youth groups
- Youth sports teams and school programs
- Pet shelters, rescues, food banks, and community projects
- Families facing emergencies, medical bills, or crises
The program helps them:
- Launch a custom auction website
- Start with a base catalog of items
- Add donated items easily
- Get clear guidance on how to spread the word
These efforts are supported in part by the reach and connections of our online marketing network.
The result: fundraisers and committees can stay focused on their mission and their people, while the system handles the logistics behind the scenes.
Multifamily Real Estate Connections
Another area we support involves connecting buyers of multifamily real estate projects with potential funding investors.
This involves:
- Searching for deals through innovative market research
- Finding off-market opportunities
- Networking with specific brokers who specialize in multifamily properties
Our role is to facilitate connections between:
- Buyers who have a vision and plan for a project
- Investors who are interested in funding multifamily deals
Each party conducts its own due diligence (we do not provide financial advice or guarantee returns) but we help the right people find each other so worthwhile projects have a better chance of getting funded.
Update: We are now expanding into large land deals to capitalize on current real estate trends. It can include deals covering thousands of acres of land.
Savings and Benefits Programs
With the cost of living rising, another part of our work focuses on helping people save money on the items they already buy.
Through savings and benefits programs, we aim to:
- Cut costs on everyday purchases
- Provide member discounts, perks, or cashback opportunities
- Help families, retirees, and everyday people keep more of what they earn without spending hours searching for coupons
The goal is not to encourage more spending; it is to help people spend smarter on what they already use. Many of these savings opportunities are showcased in our online marketing content, so readers can easily and hassle-free take advantage of deals.
Performance Blogging & Paying It Forward
We also pay it forward by sharing a structured online marketing and performance blogging system with people interested in earning money online.
We partner with a system developed by Rory Ricord, in which:
- Rory runs the online marketing that generates qualified leads
- He pays the online marketing costs and shares those leads with us through our proprietary CRM
- We then help onboard these individuals into a guided blogging and marketing system
This program teaches people how to:
- Build and structure a blog
- Write both sales and informational pages that share real interests and ideas.
- Use classified ads, social media, video production, and other simple tools to drive traffic via online marketing.
With lead generation managed for us, we can focus on teaching, mentoring, and supporting people as they build their own online marketing businesses.
What This Means for You as a Visitor to My Site
When you visit this site, you are not just landing on another anonymous blog. You are stepping into the life’s work of someone who has spent decades building, fixing, serving, and learning, and now wants to pass the best of that forward. My goal is simple: to share tools, ideas, and opportunities in online marketing that can genuinely help you live better, feel better, give more, and keep more of what you earn.
Whether you are here for wellness tips, charity auction ideas, savings programs, real estate connections, travel and lifestyle content, or ways to build income online through online marketing, I’m glad you’re here. I hope what you find makes a real difference in your life and in the lives you touch.