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Consumer Protection on the Internet

While we’re on the subject of giving out credit card information on the Web, don’t ever give out your credit card number through e-mail. Sending e-mail is just like sending a post card, with the contents of the e-mail open and viewable to anyone who sees it. Educate yourself! The U.S. Federal Trade Commission offers consumer education
information as well as a way to file a complaint online. The FTC doesn’t
try to resolve the complaint for you. Instead, filing a complaint helps
them investigate fraud and could lead to legal action against the company.

Six Essential Elements of Successful Sales Letters

Success Element #1: Always Use Attention Grabbing Headlines
A great headline is your best opportunity to capture your prospect’s attention. Use your headline to immediately tell your prospective customer the number one benefit that he/she will gain from your product. Keep your customer focused by using sub-headlines throughout your sales letters that go into more details about your product.

Essential Guide To Pay-Per-Click Advertising

Which Engines Should You Use?
Following Goto.com’s (now known as Overture) phenomenal success with pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, more than 160 pay-pay-click startups have sprung up.

Out of these 160 PPC engines, only a few may actually have the search volume to generate a respectable number of clicks for your site. Most PPC startups require between $10 to $25 of setup fee which can be applied to clickthroughs. They offer low minimum bids of $0.01. But with limited search volumes, they may bring you only a few clicks each day!

Some Advertising is Doomed to Fail

When people are concerned about the lack of response to their advertising, usually they complain about one of two things. They either say, “I put it in all the popular ezines but nobody responded” or “I followed all the copywriting ‘rules’ but didn’t even get one sale.” This dilemma is normally due to one common problem. There is one thing most people don’t think about that dooms their advertising to failure.

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