Why a simple fix can bring them back.

Most of us have products and services that solve many problems. The natural, and the seemingly logical way we go about talking about the product or service, is to make sure the client knows they're getting a great deal. However, this over-enthusiasm is precisely what causes clients to be confused, and leave.

Let's find out how to simply, and quickly get clients to keep reading your sales page.

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P.S. Interesting in learning more about —How To Write Your Sales Page (And The Biggest Mistakes)? 

Write every day. Write every day. Write every day.

We seem to hear a lot of that advice when we start off in writing. Yet, are we likely to be misunderstanding what the real meaning of "write every day" means?

Most of us believe that we need to write at least an article a day, or at least some chunky bit of content. And yet that level of having to write on a daily basis is precisely what would cause us to fail. Yes, as you'd expect, there is a way out.

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P.S.  Here are 27 Articles on —How To Keep Your Reader Locked Into Your Article

Why would clients be uncomfortable on Zoom?

They're your clients after all. Yet, time and time again we notice a reluctance on the part of the client.

—They turn off their video, and it's possible they don't have a photo either.
—They don't ask questions, despite you trying your best to get them to pitch in.

Zoom calls can often seem thankless, but there's a way to get clients extremely comfortable on Zoom.

Let's find out how.

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P.S. Here is a series on—Strategies On How To Start A Podcast.

Some days, you can't get yourself motivated. Yet on other days, you're working so hard that you're frying up much too quickly.

How do you keep a balance between getting yourself motivated and still not tipping over to the other side?