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First impressions The home page loaded quickly on a dial up connection - good. It is also good to have an example…
I'd like to tell you a story about a fellow "Wiz-dom" subscriber who wrote me with a story of workplace woe. "Sally" likes her job, but has a hard time staying productive and motivated to do a good job because she hates her boss.
Starting any small business is, for lack of a better term, a challenge. You can't just jump into it without plenty of thought and research. Running your business is a never-ending roller coaster of good days and bad; ups and downs; rewards and failures; all from which we learn.
Every start-up business goes through phases of needing to try something different to increase their exposure and bring in new clients. Even established businesses need to revisit their marketing strategies every once in a while to help bring in new and repeat business.
Step 1. Headline Start your home page with a compelling, benefit-oriented headline, followed by a subheadline.
Hi Wayne: Can I ask you for one more piece of advice? (Two parter)(all on Schedule C) I bought several hard drives/ls-120 drives/ram chips/2 monitors/extra Keyboards/Mice, etc.; all for backups (The "What-If?!" stuff)...
