Principle centered content never gets stale, it only gets better with age.

You can return to it again and again to see it with new eyes on YouTube, hear it with new ears

on a teleseminar, or visualize it with a new mind when reading a blog post or an e-mail message

like this one.

That's why those working the Home Seller Assist program, createdby John Alexander and also known as We Provide The Cash are doing so well in this market.

Send a Confirmation E-mail

By Suzanne Richardson

You market like a maniac. You get a customer to buy. You send her the product.

The end, right?

No way.

If you stop interacting with your customers as soon as they send you their credit card information, you are missing out on tons of future sales.

You see, an existing customer - someone who's already pulled the trigger and made a purchase - is much more valuable to you than a no-name prospect. As marketing expert Clayton Makepeace says, "Making secondary sales to existing customers is one of the cheapest and lowest risk actions a company can take. Response on promotions sent to existing customers is usually six to eight times higher (sometimes more) than promotions sent to cold prospects. Average sale is substantially higher, too - sometimes as much as two to three times higher."

So what's a good first step toward building that long-term relationship?

One simple strategy is to send a confirmation or welcome e-mail after every transaction with a customer or prospect. For example, if Sally Jane signs up for your newsletter or buys your cake-baking kit - you should introduce her to your business and/or remind her of the benefits of the product or service she just purchased. That's what we do with the Home Seller Assist program.

A confirmation e-mail confirms a transaction. ("Thank you for purchasing our Training Your Pet at Home Manual!") A welcome e-mail establishes the foundation of an ongoing relationship with the customer and reinforces in his mind the fact that he just made a good decision.

Says Internet marketing expert David Cross, "Businesses that send confirmation and welcome e-mails in the first few days of a relationship with a new customer are consistently able to increase sales, the number of their future e-mails that are opened, and the number of links people click on inside those e-mails."

Tips For Craigslist Multi Posting...‏

Craigslist is giving Home Seller Assist people a hard time when posting
in multiple cities. Although it's hard, it's not impossible. Over
many months, years Craigslist established many basic rules that are
universal to any category, section you're posting to.

Here are some tips that will help you in multi-posting:


* CRAIGSLIST ACCOUNTS - Craigslist started to require Phone
Verified Craigslist Accounts to almost all sections. There are few
rules you should remember before using any verified accounts.
First, don't post MORE THAN 1 ad every 24 every 1 account. I know
people were posting 3 ads a day, although in just last few days, as
I'm writing it, Craigslist started to massively blocking accounts
that had 2+ ads a day. PVA are too valuable, play it slow...

* POST DELAY - This rule is not relevant right now, but can change
anytime. Craigslist is changing constantly so you should be always
aware of the possibility that your ads get ghosted because of too
small post delay. Although in my opinion it's one of the less
important factors and you should consider testing it at the end.

* LINKS - There are some section where you won't be able to use
links. Your ad will be immediately ghosted. Other sections allow
it. To find out quickly which sections are those, go to
craigslist.org check section in few big cities and see what percent
of ads have links and which not. If you will see 5-10% without link
you should try ads with no links for better stick-rate, less
ghosting and flagging.

“Email Recycling”

If you collect the e-mail address of your visitors, you will be able to send emails to those subscribers and get their attention whenever you like.

For example, I send out “broadcast” email messages to my entire database of
Home Seller Assist trial members whenever I post articles that have a very short period of relevancy, such as news items or special events.

This allows me to guide my subscribers back to my website over and over again, and allows me to remind them about my website if they’ve managed to forget.

“Email recycling” is also a way to create “income on demand”.


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Really Just A Quitter?

So why do some people fail?

On the surface this may seem like a very simple question that could be answered by a few of the obvious reasons...

They quit.
They didn't plug in.
They didn't participate.

Whatever...

What you want to ask yourself, or maybe even know about yourself, is WHY...

WHY didn't they follow through, while others do?

When I finally learned the answer to this question, it was quite sobering...

Not only did the reason behind their results come into the open, but the reason for my recent spat of success became apparent as well.

So what's the answer?

Why do most people fail when a select few succeed?

Drum roll please...

Those who do succeed have a Core Desire to do so.

Those who don't share that same Core level of desire will not.

"Desire... Ya, I've already heard that 100 times from my upline: 'Just look for people with desire and you'll do great... Yada Yada Yada... Everyone I talk to has the desire to make more money. It hasn't made any difference so far."

And you're right.

The difference is in their level of desire.

The only time anything ever gets done in your life - When you follow it through to completion with a sense of urgency, is when you desire to accomplish that task at Core Level of 100 on a scale of 100.

You must accomplish it. It's a part of you. It consumes you.

It dominates your thoughts above and beyond anything else each day and all day.

These are Core desires, and the people who achieve notable success in network marketing, have that accomplishment as a core desire.

They are the ones you see on stage and hear on the training calls.

That's it.

That's the secret.

If attaining your goal, whether it be to pay off your credit cards, buy a house, save for retirement, or fire your boss, is not a core desire, and not attached to your networking business, you will not succeed. Period.

The sad truth, is that most people in the Home Seller Assist program did not buy a business, they bought hope.

And hope is never backed by true desire.

Hope is for the undecided.

A career in network marketing (i.e. a boss free life), has been a core desire of mine for many years.

The desire to never work for anyone else again has been a dominating force in my life ever since May of 1988 when I lost my job after working 22 years for one company.

I kept going forward without doubt because I have this core desire at a level of 100 to succeed.

And this means my success was 100% guaranteed. It was no longer a matter of IF, but when...

So that's why people you sponsor quit or don't do anything. I wonder how many of your team members you direct to this site will actually visit it!

Don't get frustrated. 80% of people who join you will never sponsor more than 1 rep or customer. Most people simple don't have the desire at a level of 100 to accomplish their goals through their new business. They just bought hope in order to quiet that little voice inside them that keeps nagging them to make a change.

Once they buy the business, and they don't make $1,000 in 5 days, they can then justify their fear of change with the "logic" that it just "didn't work", and that they knew it was a scam to begin with... This is especially true with opportunity seekers, which is why I don't waste my money on leads and why you shouldn't either.

So sad, yet so true. People are funny aren't they?

So my question to you is...

What is your desire level to achieve your goal through network marketing?

Is it at 50? (like most people)

Is it at 80? (not enough)

Is it at 90? (not enough)

Or is it at 100? (The only number that WILL produce results).

You should be able to tell pretty quickly...

What do you do each day to build your Home Seller Assist business? How many conference calls are you on each week? How many people do you contact about your business/product each day?

What would you be willing to give and sacrifice to succeed?

I hope the answer to that questions is "whatever it takes", because I can promise you the end result is worth the sacrifice.

So how can you tell if your prospect is going to succeed or fail from the very first?

Easy...

Ask them this question: "So which books are you currently reading on self-development and marketing?"

Anyone who is TRULY serious about being a successful entrepreneur will be able to name at least one book they are reading right now.

Those who can't, are just kidding themselves.

So here's a quick test you...

You've been reading this blog for awhile at this point, but do you have any training on getting leads in this course and the secrets that it holds?

If the answer is "no", then I can honestly say that there's a 99% chance that you do not have a core desire to be successful in networking. If you did, you would have instantly recognized the value of the information in that book no matter what the price was (and it's not much!)

My suggestion is that you change your mindset today and get involved. Take responsibility for your personal success and set aside the excuses that have kept you in that JOB for so many years.

Start increasing your value to the world by increasing your knowledge and abilities.

Only then will the world be willing to pay you back with freedom and wealth.

Here's the link you need

You won't be disappointed, believe me, I wasn't!

Fantastic Tool

Obtain the Rights to a Product With Little to No Money Upfront...

By Paul Lawrence

Let's say you come across a great product that you think will be a big seller. You could obtain the rights to market that product - and then license those rights to an experienced marketing company.

Doing this can be very profitable.

The trick to making a really sweet deal is to convince the owner of the product to agree to a strictly back-end deal - where he shares in the eventual profits instead of getting an upfront payment from you. Product owners are sometimes reluctant to do this. But there's another way for you to minimize your out-of-pocket: You can offer to option to buy his rights.

Let's say you're introduced to a guy who has invented a wind turbine that can generate enough electricity to supply 40 percent of the average home's energy needs. Better yet, it can be sold inexpensively - maybe for a thousand dollars.

The inventor wants $50,000 for his rights (which is reasonable), and is not willing to negotiate a strictly back-end deal. But you're very confident that this product will be a big seller. So you tell him that you're willing to pay $50,000, but you need a little time to raise the money.

You offer, instead, to option to buy the rights for $100 against the purchase price of $50,000 within one year. If the owner is uncomfortable with such a long option - and you think you can resell those rights sooner - you can make the terms shorter. Once you have the rights, you resell them to a marketing company for at least $50,000 and a share of the profits they'll make on the turbine.

If you can get more than $50,000 from the marketing company, you'll pocket some money immediately (after paying off the owner). If not - assuming you were right about how well the product would sell - you still stand to rake in plenty down the road.

Reluctance to Ask Others for Help and Ideas

I used to think it was a sign of weakness to ask for help on a project. I was wrong. It only slowed me down in achieving my goals... and created an unnecessary roadblock.

It's better to have a "suggestion box" mindset. In other words, to be willing to ask for and receive help, including alternate ideas and solutions, from all those involved. I often ask for input even from people who are not involved.

You will be surprised at how many good ideas other people have.

And don't forget to thank them. By developing this success habit, you will have lots of extra resources to draw on whenever you're stuck on a problem.

The $1 Salary

CEOs often take a symbolic (and well-publicized) $1 per year salary. The heads of the Detroit automakers did it when seeking a bailout. Apple's Steve Jobs and the founders of Google do it too. Of course, they get other benefits: options, shares, and use of the company jet, to name a few.

It's paid, as you might expect, in a lump sum. And, just like a regular paycheck, an appropriate amount is taken out for state and federal taxes, usually less than 10 cents.

But guess what? Because of federally mandated minimum wage standards, the $1 per year salary is technically illegal.

(Source: Slate)

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