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When
seconds are just too long... - Peter Simmons
It's a problem we have all experienced.
It's surprising just how often it happens.
We type in a www address in our internet
browser (Internet Explorer, etc.) or click
a link and wait for the webpage to appear
on our screen. We wait... we wait longer...
we wait even longer... we finally run
out of patience and go to another website.
Which website is going to get your business?
Read
full Website Usability Article
Link
Building That Makes Sense : Who To Link
To - Daria Goetsch
When
you are building links to increase your
link popularity, who do you link to? The
question of where to link to increase
ranking can be confusing. Logical thinking
is needed to achieve link popularity in
a natural way.
Read
full Linking Article
Organic
SEO: Patience For Long Term Ranking Results
When does long term SEO show ranking results?
It takes time for optimization to produce
targeted traffic to your website. Organic
SEO requires time to take effect, just
as it takes time for your web pages to
start showing up in the search engine
results.
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full SEO Article |
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Business
Articles
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How
You Can Increase Dramatically Your Closing
Ratio
Golly,
if you're involved in any kind of marketing
or promoting a product. ...seems like
you've got to be some kind of superman
salesman to make a lot of sales.Well
guess what. I disagree. In fact, I stink
at trying to "sell" somebody
something. I wrote an article several
months ago that had the title, "How
I Couldn't Sell Noah A Lifeboat, If The
Ark Was Full Of Holes."
Read
full Sales Article
How
to Cure Damaging Customer Support Writing
Customer support writing has a public
relations problem. When it's good, you
scarcely notice it. When it's bad, it
can sabotage a company and go undetected
for a long time. Then heads roll.
It's tempting to make excuses for the
overworked and much-maligned customer
support staffers. Working in customer
service is like wearing a sign saying,
"Kick me". It's a tough, thankless
job. But it's a hugely important one that
can be either a great boon to a company
or a great liability.
Read
full Customer Support Article
How
To Avoid Work at Home Scams and What To
Do When You're A Victim
As more and more people opt-out of conventional
jobs and instead choose to work from their
homes, the number of work at home scams
has also increased. Each year thousands
of people find out the hard way that opportunities
which are too good to be true usually
are but not before they invest and waste
millions of dollars a year.
Read
full Home Business Article
Ending
Procrastination - Jim Rohn
Perseverance
is about as important to achievement as
gasoline is to driving a car. Sure, there
will be times when you feel like you're
spinning your wheels, but you'll always
get out of the rut with genuine perseverance.
Without it, you won't even be able to
start your engine.
Read
full Time Management Article
Good
Customer Service Is More Than Good PR
- Patricia Fripp
In the throes and stresses of our workday
lives, we sometimes forget how our customers
see us. One single negative contact can
ruin your reputation in the eyes of not
only that one customer -- but everyone
he or she knows as well. After all, word
of mouth works both for or against you.
Read
full Customer Service Article
Working
at Home Doesn't Have to Mean Feeling Alone
Operating a home-based business may let
you set your own schedule, spend more
time with your children, and earn more
money but it does have its own set of
challenges. One of those challenges can
be a feeling of loneliness.
Read
full Home Business Article
The
Qualities of Skillful Leadership - Jim
Rohn
If
you want to be a leader who attracts quality
people, the key is to become a person
of quality yourself. Leadership is the
ability to attract someone to the gifts,
skills, and opportunities you offer as
an owner, as a manger, as a parent. I
call leadership the great challenge of
life.
Read
full Leadership Skills Article
5
Characteristics of a Professional
I started my career as a hairstylist.
At conferences I am often asked how I
become a speaker, author, and executive
speech coach? By noticing and using every
chance that turned up. Opportunity doesn't
knock just once. It knocks all the time,
though you may not recognize the sound.
Read
full Business Article
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