Seven Ways to Have a Good Day
1. Talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet.
2. Look at the sunny side of everything.
3. Think only of the best, work only for the best, and expect only the best.
4. Be as enthusiastic about success of others as you are about your own.
5. Forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future.
6. Give everyone a smile.
7. Spend so much time improving yourself that you have no time left to criticize others.
Christian D Larsen
Welcome To CW's Corner. My Purpose For This Blog Is Two Fold: To Provide And Share With Readers A Variety Of Topics Of Discussion Including Online Income Generating Ventures That I Personally Am Involved With As Well As Tips, Suggestions And Motivational Material That Will Afford Readers An Enriching And Edifying Experience. Also To Provide A Comfortable And Serene Setting With An Artistic Atmosphere That Will Allow Readers To Take Short Breaks From Text and View A Variety Of Content.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Postcard Marketing: A Proven Strategy by Chris Cook
Inspite of the many successes of online marketers utilizing SEO, display, social media and other methods of driving traffic to their sites, postcard mailing campaigns remain an effective means of monetizing websites.
With the use of "peel & stick" address labels from list brokers and affordable postage vis a vis postcards, costs are kept to a minimum. Many entrepreneurs who use postcard marketing continue to achieve 1.5 to 2.0% response rates from mailing campaigns. I've been seeing a 5 % response rate in the last few weeks. I believe this is attributable to high unemployment as well as many people are searching for a way to generate additional income to keep up with inflation.
Possibly the reason for such good response rates is that many respondents to the mailings are not your typical "internet savvy" marketers. Some of them do not even own computers. In essence they are not accustomed to the multiplicity of overly fluffed and hyped "cash cow" promos that one who regularly surfs the internet would tend to encounter. In the vernacular of the sales and marketing industry these prospects might be labeled " low resistance."
Although postcard marketing campaigns do entail a relatively small capital outlay, as well as slight tedium from affixing stamps and stickers, the results have been known to pay dividends. Keeping in step with that old axiom, "if it ain't broke don't fix it," astute marketers continue to make use of this tried and true method of generating new customers.
To view a couple of programs where online marketers are successfully acquiring impressive incomes by using postcard marketing strategies, you might want to click on the following website hyperlinks:
www.tinyurl.com/7kerdqd and mail postcards til rich
With the use of "peel & stick" address labels from list brokers and affordable postage vis a vis postcards, costs are kept to a minimum. Many entrepreneurs who use postcard marketing continue to achieve 1.5 to 2.0% response rates from mailing campaigns. I've been seeing a 5 % response rate in the last few weeks. I believe this is attributable to high unemployment as well as many people are searching for a way to generate additional income to keep up with inflation.
Possibly the reason for such good response rates is that many respondents to the mailings are not your typical "internet savvy" marketers. Some of them do not even own computers. In essence they are not accustomed to the multiplicity of overly fluffed and hyped "cash cow" promos that one who regularly surfs the internet would tend to encounter. In the vernacular of the sales and marketing industry these prospects might be labeled " low resistance."
Although postcard marketing campaigns do entail a relatively small capital outlay, as well as slight tedium from affixing stamps and stickers, the results have been known to pay dividends. Keeping in step with that old axiom, "if it ain't broke don't fix it," astute marketers continue to make use of this tried and true method of generating new customers.
To view a couple of programs where online marketers are successfully acquiring impressive incomes by using postcard marketing strategies, you might want to click on the following website hyperlinks:
www.tinyurl.com/7kerdqd and mail postcards til rich
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Heat Stroke Exposed: by Chris Cook
I'm sure many residents in the North Florida, South Georgia area are delighted to see the oncoming of fall. Anyone who is familiar with Florida realizes how hot temps can get here in the middle of the summer. Energy bills are through the roof and you dread going outside unless you're on your way to the beach.
My most recent jobs required me to work outdoors, canvassing for sales firms in residential neighborhoods. At times I would catch myself working on the sides of the street where there was shade. It was quite understandable since I had experienced heat stroke on one occasion. I can vividly recall that horrific episode:
I had been doing some painting outdoors during the middle of the summer. I had not sufficiently hydrated and didn't have on a cap or anything to prevent the scorching sun from baking my cranium. I suddenly experienced dizziness and my vision became blurry; all I could see was white. My face became temporarily paralyzed as my jaw cramped up preventing me from maneuvering my jawbone on its hinge. Confusion sat in. Although able to generate sounds through my vocal aparatus, I was unable to formulate or articulate words that were decipherable to the human ear. The emotional and psychological stress was overwhelming.
Fortunately the episode lasted for only about a minute or so. That experience was indeed a wakeup call for me. I suppose the lesson learned that day was to always drink plenty of water or some form of liquid such as gatorade whenever you're required be exposed to the direct heat of the sun for any length of time. Try to wear something to cover your head if nothing more than a ball cap. If the work is to be performed outdoors try to schedule the task for as early in the morning or as late in the evening as possible. Finally, if you are required to work during the heat of the day, limit your minutes of direct exposure to the sun to no more than 15 minutes at a time. Get into the shade, cool down your core and hydrate sufficiently before resuming.
My most recent jobs required me to work outdoors, canvassing for sales firms in residential neighborhoods. At times I would catch myself working on the sides of the street where there was shade. It was quite understandable since I had experienced heat stroke on one occasion. I can vividly recall that horrific episode:
I had been doing some painting outdoors during the middle of the summer. I had not sufficiently hydrated and didn't have on a cap or anything to prevent the scorching sun from baking my cranium. I suddenly experienced dizziness and my vision became blurry; all I could see was white. My face became temporarily paralyzed as my jaw cramped up preventing me from maneuvering my jawbone on its hinge. Confusion sat in. Although able to generate sounds through my vocal aparatus, I was unable to formulate or articulate words that were decipherable to the human ear. The emotional and psychological stress was overwhelming.
Fortunately the episode lasted for only about a minute or so. That experience was indeed a wakeup call for me. I suppose the lesson learned that day was to always drink plenty of water or some form of liquid such as gatorade whenever you're required be exposed to the direct heat of the sun for any length of time. Try to wear something to cover your head if nothing more than a ball cap. If the work is to be performed outdoors try to schedule the task for as early in the morning or as late in the evening as possible. Finally, if you are required to work during the heat of the day, limit your minutes of direct exposure to the sun to no more than 15 minutes at a time. Get into the shade, cool down your core and hydrate sufficiently before resuming.
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