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Is Sitting Hazardous to Your Health?

Okay. You're an internet marketer, so you sit a lot during the day, I think. Is that a bad thing? Read on. . . Odds are you're sitting

May 26, 20200Comments

The Power of Positive Names

If you rename your product, will you sell more of it? The answer is likely yes, if you choose a name with more positive connotations. For example, how many people will buy a

May 24, 20200Comments

The Beginner’s Guide to Getting Joint Ventures, Part 2

That first email to a potential JV Partner is scary, isn't it? What should you say? What shouldn't you say? Will they reply? Will they think you're some schmuck hayseed from the sticks?

May 22, 20200Comments

The Beginner’s Guide to Getting Joint Ventures, Part 1

Nearly every day, someone approaches me about doing a joint venture because as you know, joint ventures are a marvelous way to get your product in front of a lot

May 20, 20200Comments

How to Get Unstuck

Scott Anthony of the Harvard Business Review did a piece on “3 Ways to Prioritize a Long List of Ideas, which you can read here... http://blogs.hbr.org/anthony/2011/04/three_ways_to_prioritize_a_lon.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+harvardbusiness%2Fanthony+%28Scott+Anthony+on+HBR.org%29 It's all about how to choose what it

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Just My Two Cents

So many times we don't want to tackle anything new until we know step by step what we're going to do and how we're going to do it. You might call it

May 12, 20200Comments

Does Your Copy Suck?

You've just finished writing the sales copy for your new product. Wouldn't it be great if there was a way to test your copy BEFORE you actually send prospects to

May 10, 20200Comments

How to Create Your Next Product in Ten Days (or Less)

Work expands to fill the time allotted – and even more time beyond that - if you don't have a hard deadline. Thus, if you make it a goal to

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9 Tips for Better Business Blogging

Blogging can be a great way to position yourself as an authority and create customer loyalty – if you're willing to devote the time necessary. Forgo the advertorial dribble. Decades ago

by Bob Moore

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