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Rick Acker does his best work while traveling, and he pecks out pages every dayon the commuter train to his “real job” as a Deputy Attorney General in the California Department of Justice. Rick’s other books include Dead Man’s Rule and the Davis Detectives series for tweens. He lives in Northern California with his wife, Anette, and their four children.

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When you are trying to promote your website using online marketing techniques, you can do many things that you may not have thought of. One of those things is using articles and the signature boxes to help direct people to your business website, but you may not realize how to do it and what to write about. Here are some tips to help you get started on your way to internet success.

What To Write Your Articles About

You may not know what you should write about but when you stop and think about it, you may be able to come up with something that is so simple for you and your site. Some ideas are:

• What can you do to help people achieve their goals – This is one of the most obvious things to write about because it’s highlighting the business that you offer people in and even more so, what you do.

• What you believe most about – People want to read about what people like to write about. This can be something that never really came to you when you started, but by being happy about helping others you will write a killer article that is easy to read and loved by others.

• A Hobby – One of the best ways to draw attention for your business is to find a niche that kind of fits into what your business is about. Writing about this will help get free traffic to your site as well as make for some really killer articles.

Why You Want To Write An Article As A Direct Marketing Technique?

There are many reasons that you would want to create an article as a direct marketing technique, but the most straight forward is probably for a boost in your sites overall traffic. You may not realize how much good this type of direct marketing can do, but if you focus on a couple hours a day and get good articles going, then you can create an amazing traffic driving machine, just from articles.

As mentioned previously, it can be really helpful if the article that you are writing is something that you believe most about because it shows in how you write and what you say in the article.

As you can see there are many avenues you can follow when you are getting ready to create your articles for direct marketing purposes. If you are not sure of your ability to write then you can hire a professional writer to help you with your ideas or to even do them for you. This will make your article more informative then you may be able to write it.

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This article has been written by Walter Seward. To learn more great direct response marketing tips, tools and tactics for free, please visit http://www.zoom4Cash.com

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Well I have not written anything for awhile .  I found  need to  renew my web site but I am going to wait untill we  move. My Wife has  gotten a job in Clifton Texas.  So we have  our house on the Market. We feel that it is a God  thing, God gave her the job God will sell the house. GOD will  be the Realtor. I just  hope he sells it  soon. We are ready to get out of here.

Gotta go

Matthew

Freedom project

You have heard it said. Get involved in network marketing and “fire your boss”, work for yourself and make more money. We all have that dream. Oh to be self-employed and get rich!

That is a dream.

The reality is this.

Yes, do add a second stream of income working from home.

At the same time Do NOT fire your boss. Keep your present job.

Those who are accumulating wealth say this:

“I am working full time at my job –

and part-time on my fortune”

You see, your full time job pays the mortgage, car payments

and normal household living expenses.

Your part-time working from home income will build your

fortune when you invest that income to accumulate wealth.

Investing your part-time income into your mortgage, paying it down;

paying off other debts then investing into other real estate etc

will create for you a fortune in a few years.

The prudent and wise person will not “fire their boss”.

What if… the part-time income from home does not work out?

What if…. you need the benefits that “the boss” provides?

The prudent and wise person will keep his job

until the commission checks from working at home income

doubles the job income for at least six months.

“Wages make you a living

Profits make you a fortune” - Jim Rohn

Be wise in choosing a home based business.

Work with a company that has long term (more than 5 years)

integrity and a proven track record.

Who are the principals of the company?

What do they know about working from home?

- Walter

http://www.zoom4Cash.com

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What is the Secret to a life of Abundance and Prosperity?

Is there a secret? Is there a plan?

God’s ability to meet any need. That is prosperity.

However, it is conditional.

1. Meditating and delighting on His laws, His Word day and night.

2. By being a generous giver. Principle of sowing and reaping.

My life of abundance and prosperity ( A&P) is limited only by

my capacity to receive from God His unlimited abundance.

Prosperity is my ability to use God’s ability to meet any need.

The 4 keys to increasing my capacity for abundance are:

1. My ability. What am I capable to manage well?

What are my skills and talents? How responsible am I?

a) My passions. What am I passionate about? What do I love to do?

What excites me? What things do I naturally pursue?

b) What are my skills or talents? What strengths do other

people see in me?

c) What are my values? What is really important to me?

Is there something that I would risk my life for?

d) What was I born to do?

God is the holder of it all, of everything. He created it all.

I just get to hold some of this for a while.

How much I am entrusted with and how much I get to hold is

dependant upon by capacity, my trust worthiness and my dependability.

2. My resources.

As I increase my value to others, my prosperity will increase.

Leaders are readers. Therefore as I become educated through books and CD’s,

doing something each day to increase my personal value – my ability

for a life of abundance and prosperity also increases.

3. My attitude. My attitude comes from my self-image, the person I think I am.

I am of much greater value to others when I see myself as God sees me.

My attitude determines my altitude suggested Earl Nightengale.

How I feel about myself determines the impact I have on those around me.

My attitude also determines what I will do and be.

Phil 4.13 “I can do all things……”

4. My Stewardship. My capacity to hold and be responsible for

what God provides me. Am I trust worthy and dependable?

Abundance is the result of having something of value that others want.

Prosperity is the result of increasing my value (my personal worth to others)

Stewardship involves doing. Faith + Action = Results.

Stewardship involves responsible giving.

Stewardship involves managing the increase that follows.

Abilities + Resources + Attitudes + Stewardship = my capacity.

- Walter

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walter@waltseward.com

* excerpts from “Greatest Secret” by Ron McIntosh.