Archive for the 'Communications' Category


How to Write Headlines that Get Read

Published on Dec 29th, 2008 in Communications, General Business | No Comments »

Headlines are the most important part of a print ad.
In fact, David Ogilvy, famous ad man and author of Confessions of an Advertising Man, has said that four out of five people only read headlines. Nothing more.
And if people DO choose to read the rest of the ad, they make that decision based on the [...]

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Automate Your Idea Hunting

Published on Dec 26th, 2008 in Article Marketing, Attraction Tools, Communications | No Comments »

You’ve got a blog, podcast and/or ezine. In what way can you keep finding new subjects to write about? Keep your finger on the pulse of your subject by having RSS feeds for your preferred key words come to your inbox automatically.
Who are the top dogs in your field?
Being the astute business owner you [...]

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Eliminate the Fear of Speaking

Published on Dec 22nd, 2008 in Attraction Tools, Communications, Public Speaking | No Comments »

Why Do You Feel So Nervous?
Feeling nervous before you speak in front of a room full of people is quite common among the majority of people today. According to surveys, many people would rather die than give a speech. However, remember no one has actually died from stage fright. It may help if you understand [...]

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How To Create A Powerful Platform For Yourself

Published on Dec 15th, 2008 in Communications, Define Your Niche, General Business | No Comments »

The 18 Point Platform Checklist
A Platform makes you “THE CHOICE”.
Not only “one” of the choices—but “THE CHOICE”.
What is a Platform?
A Platform is everything that you bring to the table such as accomplishments, education, businesses awards and successes, your reputation, your contribution to your industry and what you stand for, that is, your mission statement [...]

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Jay Abraham on Copywriting

Published on Dec 12th, 2008 in Communications, Marketing to Pleasure or Pain | No Comments »

I found this video featuring Jay Abraham — a top-notch marketing expert — on the web and thought it had some really good, relevant information on how to use Amazon.com to write good copy. The images of the search results he’s sharing are hard to see, but the audio is the most important part anyway.
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