Archive for the ‘business tips’ Category

Is It Working For You?

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

Do you ever decide to stick with something that’s not working because you can’t stomach moving on from it?

It’s not easy (actually, it is downright difficult) to walk away from something, whether in business or even in your personal life, that is just not working. Sometimes we actually put MORE (effort, money, time) into it knowing full well that it is going nowhere fast.

DIY Copywriting Strategies – No Cost Teleseminar

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

Just one more day until I share my DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Copywriting Strategies Guaranteed to Rock Your World at NO CHARGE!!

From Marketing Limbo to Marketing ‘Aha! is tomorrow, Thursday, June 5th, at 12 noon EST.

You will not want to miss this FREE one-hour teleseminar because I promise you will:

• Receive valuable, instantly implementable tools from a leading copywriting and marketing expert that recently rewrote a clients’ web page resulting in the page climbing to the top of Google in just 48 hours.

Seven essential components of a billion dollar company

Friday, November 30th, 2007

Courtesy of my client and friend, Alin Lozada. Even if you’re not intent on becoming a billion dollar company, there are some good nuggets of advice here. If you know the original source of this list, let me know and I will properly attribute it:

Here are the 7 essential components that make up a billion dollar company.

  • Create and sustain a breakthrough value proposition.
  • Exploit a high-growth market.
  • Focus relentlessly on cash flow.

Just say "no" to time wasters and time stealers

Sunday, November 25th, 2007

I received some great advice via Jack Canfield (of Chicken Soup for the Soul and The Secret fame) and his “Success Principles” e-mails.

Here is what he says about saying “no” to the nonsense that keeps us from doing what we need to do (and these are directly quoted from Mr. Canfield’s e-mail):

1.) Non-essential email such as poems, jokes and stories. Write a polite, “take-me-off-your-feel-good-list” response you can create as an email signature to reply whenever you receive these. If you are routinely copied on inner-office email that doesn’t apply to you, ask to be taken off the list.