Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a number or a schedule you could follow? While it would be great if there was research that suggested that mailing exactly every 5 days gets you the best results every time, there is no such thing. And there’s a very good reason for it. Every market, every niche, every audience and every person is different. While you’ll never make everyone on your list happy, there is a lot you can do to make just about any email frequency work. Let’s lay the

You’re spending a lot of time each week crafting emails to your subscribers, but none of that will do you any good if you don’t have a decent delivery rate. If those emails land in your potential customers’ spam folders, you don’t have much of a chance of making a sale or building a relationship with them. Here are three tips that will help insure that your emails make it to your subscribers’ inboxes. Use A Reputable Auto Responder Service Using a reputable auto responder ser

Everyone has conscious or subconscious ideas that can become limiting beliefs that stop us from achieving our goals if we let them. Sometimes these beliefs are instilled in us in childhood and sometimes we create them ourselves. An example of a limiting belief that can get in your way of success is how you see yourself with money. If you believe you will always struggle and always be poor, chances are you’ll set yourself up for failure. Your limiting belief that you’re poor a

In part 4 of our 5 part series about Time Management Techniques Really Worth Using, we’ll be reviewing the use of “tickler” files. In the first 3 posts, we talked about ( Punctuality), ( Goals) and, ( Lists). In this post, we will discuss “Tickler files” which are a special type of list that can help you with managing time. Before we talk about using them, it is best to define what they are. A Tickler file is a collection of labeled and dated folders organized so that ti

(This is part 3 of our 5 part series on Time Management Techniques. In our first two posts we talked about Punctuality and Goals.) In this post we will talk about Technique #3, Making Lists. In order to help you work toward your goals ,it helps to create a list. The more details you can put down on paper or enter into your phone or computer, the easier you can remember what you need to work on. Here are 3 basic lists that everyone should consider implementing. A schedule –

(In the first technique of our series on Time Management, we talked about the importance of Practicing Punctuality) In Technique #2, we’ll be exploring how to Fight to Focus everything you do (or choose not to do) in your business, toward your goals. Because of technology, we get tons of messages sent to us daily, many of them promising more success, more money, more of everything. Distractions and *“Shiny Object Syndrome” often get in the way of these goals. We make a long-t