Writing an e-Book Needs Software – Free is Best!
If you’ve been keeping track of Internet trends then you’ll be aware of the huge potential of promoting and selling e-Books. E-Books are becoming a common medium used on the Internet. An e-Book is simply a book, that can be read on a computer. Many books now aren’t even published in hard copy.
The Biggest 37 Cent Mistake You Could Ever Make
When it comes to filing your tax return, spending 37 cents could be the biggest mistake you ever make.
Millions of taxpayers make the mistake of putting their income tax return in a regular letter-sized envelope, sticking on a 37 cent stamp, and placing the envelope in the mailbox.
How to Write E-Mail Sales Messages That Get Results
Free. . . Sale. . . New . . . Hot. . . Act now! These words announce yet another e-mail sales message. We’re inundated with e-mail pitches and wary of anything that sounds too good to be true. So, how do you write your e-mail sales messages so customers will open, and most importantly, act on them?
A Big Tax Loophole Just Got Bigger: How To Turn Taxable Income Into Non-Taxable Income
Believe it or not, there are ways to convert taxable income into non-taxable income, without any fear of an IRS audit.
The Fallacy of Free Advertising
The temptation to turn towards free marketing resources can be an irresistable call, particularly to beginners on tight budgets. However, ‘free’ isn’t a good bargain if it doesn’t give you *results*! You still ‘pay’ for free advertising in terms of wasted time and effort.
What Happened? Troubleshooting Poor Response from Ad Campaigns
Too many small business owners today run ad campaigns that get little to no results, and they have no idea why. When you have the knowledge to troubleshoot the poor responses, you also have the knowledge to make the needed changes so that – next time – your sales improve! Let’s take a look at the breakdown of an ad campaign, and how to determine what went wrong.
How To Create A High-Impact Sales Letter — Fast
A persuasive convincing sales letter is a valuable marketing tool. It’s also versatile. I regularly use the same text successfully in all the following formats:
Ready for the Balance Beam?
Success in your career usually means having the abilities of a gymnast–flexibility, strength, focus and skill, heightened by resilience, perseverance, determination and practice. The ability to accommodate change often requires all these things as well.
When You Can’t Find Perfect People
Before one of my keynotes, an attendee who introduced himself as Mr. Lansdorf asked me, “What can I do about working for a corporation full of stiffs?” In spite of the fact that the company paid quite well, Mr. Lansdorf’s people never performed the way he hoped they would when he hired them. His co-workers weren’t much better. As for his boss, “He couldn’t care less about my problems. He’d like to be able to forget about my whole department.”
A Dream with a Time Limit
“A goal is nothing more than a dream with a time limit,” says Joe L. Griffith. Great idea! Does having a deadline improve your work habits? Many folks get so much more done when they are clear about when it has to be completed. Why not do this with the things you want most in life?