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The use of the right colors on your web site can actually
increase your sales. When people see certain colors they can
change their emotions or they can symbolize things related
to the colors. Here are a list of colors with some emotions
and symbolizations they can cause:

Red - love, excitement, warmth

Pink - romantic, affection, sensuality

White - purity, peace, perfection

Blue - sky, water, travel, freedom, truth

Purple - royalty, dignity

Black - space, night, authority

Green - money, calm, envy, greed

Yellow - light, purity, understanding

Orange - autumn, youthfulness, fire

Brown - wood, comfort, strength

Its very important to know which emotions or symbolizations
will trigger your target audience to buy your product or
service. If your selling a money-making product you should
use green colors to represent money or bring out the emotion
of greed. People also associate comfort and travel with
money so you maybe want ad in some brown and blue
colors on your web site.

The same principle can be applied to graphics or pictures
of your product on your web site. Package your products
with colors that will trigger your audience to buy. If your
selling a book about how to be more romantic, use red
and pink colors on the cover. I hope these simple web
site color techniques will increase your business’s sales.

Quote of the Day:

“It is the character of a brave and resolute man not to be
ruffled by adversity and not to desert his post.” — Cicero

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1. You could offer your visitors a discount on all
the products you sell if they subscribe to your free
e-zine.

2. You could offer your visitors a free ebook if
they subscribe to your free e-zine.

3. You could offer your visitors a free subscription
to your private web site if they subscribe to your
free e-zine.

4. You could offer your visitors a free advertisement
in your free e-zine if they subscribe.

5. You could offer your visitors a free tangible gift
if they subscribe to your free e-zine.

6. You could offer a free automatic entry into your
contest or sweepstakes if they subscribe to your
free e-zine.

7. You could tell your visitors that you offer original
content in your free e-zine.

8. You could tell your visitors to read a sample
issue of your free e-zine on your web site.

9. You could offer your visitor’s free software if
they subscribe to your free e-zine.

10. You could offer your visitors a free sign up to
your affiliate program if they subscribe to your free
e-zine.

11. You could offer your visitors a free web service,
like free e-mail, if they subscribe to your free e-zine.

12. You could publish some of your current e-zine
subscriber’s testimonials on your web site.

13. You could publish any positive reviews you have
received about your free e-zine on your web site.

14. You could tell your visitors what’s going to be
published in your next e-zine issue.

15. You could tell your visitors that they have the
right to republish your e-zines content on their own
web site if they subscribe to your free e-zine

16. You could publish a list of well-known famous,
or respected people that have subscribed to your
free e-zine.

17. You could tell your visitors what a subscription
to your free e-zine is worth in dollars.

18. You could tell your visitors all the major benefits
of subscribing to your e-zine.

19. You could tell your visitors how many people
have already subscribed to your e-zine.

20. You could tell your visitors that a subscription
to your free e-zine is only available for a limited time.

Quote of the Day:

“Use your gifts faithfully, and they shall be enlarged;
practice what you know, and you shall attain to higher
knowledge.” — Matthew Arnold

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1. Participate in chat rooms related to the product
you’re reselling. Start a conversation with a person
without trying to sell to them. Later on, while you
are chatting, mention the product you’re reselling.

2. Create a free ebook with the advertisement and
link of your affiliate web site. The subject of the free
ebook should draw your target audience to down-
load it. Also submit it to some ebook directories.

3. Start your own affiliate program directory. Join
a large number of affiliate programs and list them all
in a directory format on your web site. Then just
advertise your free affiliate program directory.

4. Write your own affiliate program ads. If all the
other affiliates use the same ads you do, that does
not give you an edge over your competition. Use
a different ad to give yourself an advantage over
all the other affiliates.

5. Use a personal endorsement ad. Only use one if
you’ve actually bought the product or service for the
affiliate program. Tell people what kind of benefits
and results you’ve received using the product.

6. Advertise the product you’re reselling in your
signature file. Use an attention getting headline and
a good reason for them to visit your affiliate site.
Make sure your sig file doesn’t go over 5 lines.

7. Join a web ring. It should attract the same type
of people that would be interested in buying the
product you’re reselling. You could also trade links
on your own with other related web sites.

8. Participate on web discussion boards. Post your
comments, answer other people’s questions, and
ask your own questions. Include your affiliate text
link under each message you post.

9. Create a free ezine. Use your ezine to advertise
the affiliate programs you’ve joined. Submit your
ezine to online ezine directories and promote it on
your web site.

10. Start a private web site. Use it as a free bonus
if people buy the product you resell. You could
also allow people to join for free and you could
advertise the affiliate program you’ve joined.

Quote of the Day:

“The young man of native ability, (with) the will to work
and good personality will, in the long run, get the
equivalent of a college education in the tasks he will set
for himself. If he has ability and determination, he will
find ways to learn and to get ahead.” — Edward G. Seubert

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People will feel more comfortable purchasing your
products if you give them a little information about
yourself or business. The information could be your
profile, employee profiles, overall business history,
education credentials, awards you’ve won, etc.
Below are 10 ways you can use to promote yourself.

1. Teach a free chat room class on a subject related
to your business. You could install a chat room on
your web site or use a free one from another web site.
Before the class starts tell them a little about yourself.

2. Publish a free e-zine. Use some of the extra space
in your e-zine to write about yourself or business. This
could be called “A Note From the Editor”.

3. Publish a section on your web site called “About
Us”. With your information you could also include
pictures. This shows people your not hiding behind
your business.

4. Write an article on your area of expertise. Include
a resource box at the end of the article. You can add
information about yourself in the resource box. E-mail
the article to web sites or e-zines that accept article
submissions.

5. Create and giveaway a free ebook. In the ebook
include a section called “About The Author”. Also,
include an advertisement for your business.

6. Participate in online communities like newsgroups,
discussion boards, e-mail discussion lists and chat
rooms. You will meet many people and in return they
will get to know you.

7. Donate your time, products, or services to charities.
You can list the charities you’ve contributed to on your
web site. This will show visitors that you and your
business care about others.

8. Promote yourself offline; teach a free class offline,
speak at business seminars, join a business club or
association. Assemble fundraisers for charity. These
are just few ideas to promote yourself offline.

9. Offer free consulting to your visitors. You could do
it via e-mail or phone. They will get to know you and
feel more comfortable buying your products.

10. Publish information about yourself and business
history in your ad copy. While people are reading it
they begin to trust you and your business. Don’t over
do it though, you want to keep them interested in
your product.

Quote of the Day:

“For children to take morality seriously they must be in
the presence of adults who take morality seriously. And
with their own eyes they must see adults take morality
seriously.” — William J. Bennett

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1. Save time and money using ad submitters. You
will reach a larger part of your target audience far
more quickly than by manually submitting your ad.

2. Create a good first impression. You will not be
able to sell very many products if your visitors think
your web site looks unprofessional.

3. Stop procrastinating and start finishing all your
business tasks. Do one at a time. Do not get caught
up thinking that you can never get them all done.

4. Develop a relationship with all your visitors and
customers. Tell them how much you appreciate
them visiting your web site or buying your product.

5. Hire a business coach to help improve yourself
and business. They could help increase your sales,
motivate you, balance your workload, etc.

6. Stay away from being too comfortable with your
income or life. You should always be making new
goals for yourself and developing new sales ideas.

7. Stay away from becoming a workaholic. Your
mind needs time away from your business life. This
will help your brain think clearly while working.

8. Create and follow short/long term goals for your
business. The short goals can create early success
and the long term goals can create future success.

9. Look for different ways to prove your business
and products to your audience. You could collect
testimonials, hold surveys, do scientific tests, etc.

10. Try new business ideas and strategies. Do not
be afraid of changing what you’re doing. You could
try out technology, advertising, marketing, etc.

Quote of the Day:

“Those things that hurt, instruct.” — Ben Franklin

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