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    Sports Are Easy, Business is Tough
    In football the goal is to cross the goal line more often than the other team. In basketball it is to get the ball in the basket more than your opponents. In track, ski, and auto racing it is to cross the finish line before the others. These are easy concepts to understand. To win, one must design strategy that takes advantage of your strengths, to eliminate or reduce your weaknesses
    each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your pro

    Open Letter to Entrepreneurs - 5 Ways to Sell More by Using a Copywriter
    When I tell people I'm a copywriter, I sometimes get a glazed-over look. "What kind of writer?" Or better yet, "A copyRIGHTER? Are you some kind of lawyer?" They just don't understand how a copywriter can help them. So here's the scoop. Basically, we're salespeople with the time and expertise to make you look good on paper.Sure, you can write your own copy…if you can find time in
    You've polished your sales page over and over again until it's gleaming with benefits. You're getting plenty of traffic. And still - no sales.

    What's wrong?

    It could be the recession (although that's debatable).

    With thousands of people losing their jobs each week, consumer confidence (and therefore consumer spending) is down.

    But on the other hand, if thousands of people are losing their jobs, there is without doubt a growing army of people out there who are looking to the Internet to make their living.

    But let's leave aside the recession, and look at two other reasons you may not be getting sales:

    (1) People very rarely buy the first time.

    You must have heard the statistics - people have to see your product an average of 7 times before they buy it. When I cast my mind back to the marketing eBooks I've purchased, in each case I saw those books advertised for months - on websites, in newsletters - before I bought them.

    So if you want to make a sale, you must find a way to stay in contact with your visitors - and bring them back.

    The easiest way to do this is to offer your visitors a free subscription to your newsletter.

    Another way is to offer your visitors a free autoresponder course that educates them about the product or service you are offering. Create a series of 5 emails about your service or product and put them on an autoresponder that provides automated follow-up.

    Getresponse is a free service that allows you up to 20 follow-ups (you specify the intervals between each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your prod

    Business Blunder You Must Avoid-Offering Your Customers Too Many Options
    By the time you decide, you're already full! How does this analogy apply to your business? Read on.There's nothing worse than opening an envelope and finding 4 to 6 other little offers falling to the floor. How amateurish.This really annoys your customers. Your mails goes straight to the trash.Your customer needs to study ONE offer in detail to make sure it's right for him/
    f people are losing their jobs, there is without doubt a growing army of people out there who are looking to the Internet to make their living.

    But let's leave aside the recession, and look at two other reasons you may not be getting sales:

    (1) People very rarely buy the first time.

    You must have heard the statistics - people have to see your product an average of 7 times before they buy it. When I cast my mind back to the marketing eBooks I've purchased, in each case I saw those books advertised for months - on websites, in newsletters - before I bought them.

    So if you want to make a sale, you must find a way to stay in contact with your visitors - and bring them back.

    The easiest way to do this is to offer your visitors a free subscription to your newsletter.

    Another way is to offer your visitors a free autoresponder course that educates them about the product or service you are offering. Create a series of 5 emails about your service or product and put them on an autoresponder that provides automated follow-up.

    Getresponse is a free service that allows you up to 20 follow-ups (you specify the intervals between each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your pro

    How To Communicate Effectively With Users On A Non-Technical Level
    Inevitably, being a technical support contact, you are going to have to speak to a client, whether it's being the first point of contact and they have called you to report a problem, to get more information about a particular problem, or to let them know an issue has been resolved. Unfortunately, in my experience, most technicians do this the absolute wrong way.What's the wrong wa
    s before they buy it. When I cast my mind back to the marketing eBooks I've purchased, in each case I saw those books advertised for months - on websites, in newsletters - before I bought them.

    So if you want to make a sale, you must find a way to stay in contact with your visitors - and bring them back.

    The easiest way to do this is to offer your visitors a free subscription to your newsletter.

    Another way is to offer your visitors a free autoresponder course that educates them about the product or service you are offering. Create a series of 5 emails about your service or product and put them on an autoresponder that provides automated follow-up.

    Getresponse is a free service that allows you up to 20 follow-ups (you specify the intervals between each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your pro

    Nine Trade Secrets You Should Keep To Your Self
    Business competitors are not meant to be relied upon. Of course, there are instances of healthy competition and you may even be friends with your competitors. Nonetheless, all competitors want to know the trade secrets of their opponents. As a result, be careful, no matter how cordial your relations are with your competitors; never ever reveal your business secrets to them.Let’s l
    to your newsletter.

    Another way is to offer your visitors a free autoresponder course that educates them about the product or service you are offering. Create a series of 5 emails about your service or product and put them on an autoresponder that provides automated follow-up.

    Getresponse is a free service that allows you up to 20 follow-ups (you specify the intervals between each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your pro

    If You Build It, Will They Come?
    If you were to start a business the ‘right' way, you would have at least tens of thousands of dollars available for 24 months of living expenses, start-up costs, inventory and marketing.A more typical situation is this: you have a passion in your soul and you know you can make a business from it. Other people have done it and are making lots of money; why can't you? So you eithe
    each message):

    http://www.getresponse.com/

    The point here is that if your visitors leave your website without taking anything away (a free version of your E-Book, an autoresponder course, your Newsletter), you've probably lost them for good.

    (2) Allow people to feel they already own it.

    If you give your visitors the feeling of what it would be like to own your product or service, they're much more likely to buy.

    Here's a real-life example of this principle (a rather disturbing one).

    It's a well known fact that if a burglar can see into your house, they are much more likely to rob you than if they can't. Why?

    Because by seeing into your house, the burglar has already 'owned' it psychologically.

    If a burglar can't see into your house, you are much less likely to be robbed (you can't psychologically 'own' what you can't see).

    Here's another interesting fact. If your house has been burgled, there's a very high probability that the same burglar will return - 6 or 8 weeks later. Why?

    Again, it's the same principle. The burglar has seen the inside of your house - and has psychologically 'owned' it.

    It's because of this same principle that car salesmen try and get potential customers to sit in the new car. Once you've smelt the inside of that new car, you're much more likely to buy it. You've imagined owning it.

    So give your visitors a free download of one or two chapters of your E-Book, or a free trial period of your service. Let them imagine what it would be like to own it.

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