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Casual Articles - Confessions Of An Info Junkie
A franchisor who is promoting his franchise brand is really marketing for a couple of different objectives and this makes things a little more difficult than in other types of businesses. You see, a franchisor must promote the brand name to help the franchisees get more customers because if the franchisees don't succeed the franchisor will also go out of business.A franchisor must also market his
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was
For many people the subject of recruiting is the deathblow to their network marketing dreams.Does it have to be this way? Why do so many people join multi-level marketing organizations, only to dropout in disgust within the month? There is no denying this fact: Recruiting can be tough.The toughest thing about recruiting is not approaching people and discussing the opportunity-- your enthus
Yes, I have to admit it -- I Am An Info Junkie. It has become an addiction. I subscribe to dozens of ezines and my browser's bookmark list is huge.
Today, I fired thirteen ezine publishers.
It was hard. I didn't want to let go of those threads to information sources, but they all made the same mistake.
Maybe you were one of the thirteen.
Maybe it wasn't just a mistake. It is more like a cardinal sin on just plain ignorance.
Your ezine/newsletter didn’t contain any news.
There was not a sentence of content in it. You and the other twelve publishers have not provided a lick of content for weeks or even months. I have been hoping that “maybe the next issue will be the one…”
That next issue that contained the content I was hungry for never came. Yes, your ezine was always there right on time. Yes, I even received your bonus editions.
You flooded my RSS reader and my email box with ads.
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was
Step 4. Record your findings.If you have less than 5 employees then you do not need to write anything down. Although you will find it useful to keep a written record of what you have done.If you have five or more employees, then you must put in writing the significant findings of your risk assessment. This means writing down the significant hazards and your conclusions.Examples migh
Today, I fired thirteen ezine publishers.
It was hard. I didn't want to let go of those threads to information sources, but they all made the same mistake.
Maybe you were one of the thirteen.
Maybe it wasn't just a mistake. It is more like a cardinal sin on just plain ignorance.
Your ezine/newsletter didn’t contain any news.
There was not a sentence of content in it. You and the other twelve publishers have not provided a lick of content for weeks or even months. I have been hoping that “maybe the next issue will be the one…”
That next issue that contained the content I was hungry for never came. Yes, your ezine was always there right on time. Yes, I even received your bonus editions.
You flooded my RSS reader and my email box with ads.
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was
LLC is an abbreviation for Limited Liability Company, which describes one way in which a business owner can choose to register his or her organization. The specific rules that govern the founding and maintenance of an LLC vary from state to state, but in general an LLC is a company that exists for the duration of a partnership between two or more businesspeople, whereas a full corporation is an independ
Your ezine/newsletter didn’t contain any news.
There was not a sentence of content in it. You and the other twelve publishers have not provided a lick of content for weeks or even months. I have been hoping that “maybe the next issue will be the one…”
That next issue that contained the content I was hungry for never came. Yes, your ezine was always there right on time. Yes, I even received your bonus editions.
You flooded my RSS reader and my email box with ads.
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was
In selling window-cleaning services to small businesses in retail centers it is often advisable to give free services to show them of your abilities. When working on selling to large corporations you'll need to do personal sales and approach them in a very professional matter and have with you a copy of your million-dollar liability insurance policy certificate to work other property.Often you m
That next issue that contained the content I was hungry for never came. Yes, your ezine was always there right on time. Yes, I even received your bonus editions.
You flooded my RSS reader and my email box with ads.
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was
Outsourcing your non-core operations to a service provider has ceased to become a prerogative. Almost everyone is doing it even the top Fortune 500 companies. Definitely, outsourcing has become another option for business viability and survival.Apart from lowered cost and enhanced quality of work, outsourcing enables companies to tap the expertise of the outsourced service provider into its own o
I realize that we are all in the business of trying to make a buck or two and I can accept a couple of ads if I get my info fix. Ads support your ability to provide content and we info junkies of the world can tolerate that.
Your cardinal sin was to send ads to me without content.
That, my friend, is spam. That is why I clicked on the “unsubscribe me” link and fired you.
Anyone who has been in the Internet Marketing business for more than five minutes has memorized this mantra:
THE MONEY IS IN THE LIST
(I could go off on a tangent about ebook authors who hired copywriters to provide wonderful sales copy for horrible ebooks that I have bought, but that is a rant for a different day.)
Back to this rant.
If you want the privilege of feeding ads to my RSS reader or dropping them in my email box, please have the decency to feed my addiction – I get real cranky if you make me go into withdrawal.
Wrap your ad in some decent content!
Consider this – if you have no list, you’ll have no money.
Do you wonder why your ezine has such a low response?
Is it even being read?
Here’s another info junkie confession –
A lot of us are lazy! (I know … that is an earth- shattering fact you never thought of … LOL)
It is much easier to click on “delete” than it
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