If you’ve been looking for quick and easy ways to convert your website into a non-stop sales machine, this article will show you exactly how to do it.

Everything you may have heard about increasing your website sales ratio might be true.

But this article will show you some amazing ways to charge your website to pull more profits, instantly.

It won’t take much time to apply these tactics, but once they are fixed on your site you will see your website profits explode for the rest of your life.

If you want to make serious profits from your website for years to come, then I urge you to remove some time and take ACTION on the simple 5 step system I’ve laid down in this article.

One of the most difficult and time consuming tasks in this internet marketing game is to get MORE traffic to your website on continuous basis.

And that’s either too expensive or too time consuming. Therefore it makes perfect sense to use some simple strategies to increase your websites profit pulling power.

I’d like to make you an extremely bold promise. You can easily transform your website into a ‘Non-Stop’ sales machine. This might sound hype but it is 100% true.

Therefore read this article, make some notes and take ACTION! Action is the ONLY way to go…

STEP 1 - Write Press Releases.

Write and send press releases for your web site. Use strong headlines, make it newsworthy, and tell the journalist why their readers would like it.

STEP 2 - Grab Attention by Using Headlines.

Use a lot of headlines on your web site and ezine. Some types of headlines are free offers, questions, problem solvers, sales, and statistics. Headlines and sub-headlines keep your visitors attention and pull them to read your sales pitch or your offer. This helps in closing down more sales.

STEP 3 - Give Valuable Services in Exchange for a Link.

Design graphics, templates, buttons and banner ads for other sites. Allow people to use them in exchange for your web link on their home page.

STEP 4 - Use Softwares to Automate Your Website.

Use time saving promotional softwares. You can automate your search engine submissions, posting to online classified sites, etc.

STEP 5 - Print Ads on Dressing Materials.

Advertise your online business by dressing in clothes that are imprinted with your ad. It could be a T-shirt, ball cap, coat, etc.

These 5 steps will alter your entire sales process! I know that sounds hard to believe… But it’s 100% true.

If you want to get MORE sales out of your prospects, I have shown you exactly how to do it.

If you’re sick and tired of low traffic pouring in, then apply the simple 5 step system I have shown you.

If you can use more new sales and profits… and I mean TONS of new customers buying your products, take action on the steps laid down in this article.

These are powerful, inexpensive ways to convert more prospects to customers, you’ll ever need. The kind of customers that will rocket your cash account right off the charts!

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Westerners believe opposites flow in a natural cycle always replacing the other. They tend to look at things as black or white, right or wrong, up or down, giving a separation and unrelated-ness in their perspective.

Chinese view opposites as evolving and cycling. There is neither right nor wrong, but rather there is balance, transformation, interaction and a dependent opposition. Think of it as a duality that cannot exist without both parts.

Now let’s apply this theory to Internet Marketing. When I first came online I subscribed to many Ezines and Newsletters and didn’t always pay attention to the ads, but I did read the articles and editorials. They were my “information hotlines” and why I subscribed in the first place.

It wasn’t long before I discovered ezine article submissions. Here then is the Yin & Yang of Internet Marketing: all publications need content — all content (articles) need publishers. Now I could put the two together in a duality that could not exist without both parts.

So I began to write articles and submit them to various publications. Every article contains a short bio of the author and their business. It also includes a website and email address. What a great way to promote! I began getting more visits to my website and more subscribers to my Newsletter. This became a chain reaction with every new article and every new submission.

But more importantly, the visitors to my website were qualified leads already interested in the subject material of my article. How did this happen? Because my article was chosen by John Doe, publisher after determining that it matched his target market! Auto dealers don’t look for health product articles, right?

When people read a well-written article, they view the author as an expert. Publishers looking for content are no different. Many do not have the time or inclination to write, but they want to publish an expert, not a nobody.

Start putting your website in front of thousands of qualified customers today. You can have:

• infinite promotion of your program

• the position of an expert

• link popularity

• free ad

• more subscribers

C’mon. Try it. Write now.

© 2004 Esther Smith

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Esther Smith is editor of Partners-For-Profit Newsletter and copywriter for The Permanent Venture. Each publication of PFP get a weekly diet of marketing and advertising reports, free bonuses, ad space and resources for all their Internet needs.

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Follow 10 simple rules of thumb, and you’ll soon be writing great e-newsletters and reaping the rewards.

Company e-newsletters can be an amazingly successful marketing technique. Whether you want to up-sell or cross-sell, establish your brand or establish your authority, or simply reach a wider market, an e-newsletter can do the job for you. You just have to make sure you write it right.

Television, radio, and print advertising are often too expensive for many businesses to justify - especially small businesses. Fortunately, there is an alternative. Today’s internet and email technologies make company newsletters a very inexpensive, yet surprisingly effective, form of advertising. When it comes to newsletters, big companies and small are finally competing on a level playing field.

So what is an email newsletter?

An emailed newsletter serves much the same purpose as a traditional company newsletter. Think of it as a short newspaper - but instead of relating to a town, city or country, it relates to your business. You can include articles on new products or services, awards, recent success stories and case studies, promotions, specials, share price rises, company events, research And if it’s a quiet month, you can simply write articles that might help your customers out.

10 Steps to Success

Follow 10 simple rules of thumb, and you’ll soon be writing great newsletters and reaping the rewards

1) Keep It New! Your readers won’t waste time reading something they already know, so make it news they can use.

2) Keep it personal: Always use your reader’s name. Make sure when someone signs up, you get their name, then use it in the subject line, in the greeting, and anywhere else you can.

3) Know your reader: Find out what your reader is interested in. Do some pro-active research, invite response, or find an email marketing solution such as Ezemail** that tracks the links your readers click on and keeps a history of their activity.

4) Let them know you: Let your personality shine through. Readers are far more likely to become loyal if they feel they know you. Always include a bit of you in the newsletter, whether it’s humour, personal details, personal anecdotes, or personal views.

5) Subject is Headline: The subject line of an email newsletter is like a front-page headline in a newspaper. You need to draw the reader in, so make it engaging and relevant (maybe promise a benefit) but no more than 25 characters so your reader can see it all before opening the email.

6) Use a Title bar: Make the most of the title bar to add visual appeal and establish brand awareness.

7) Make it ’scannable’: Most people don’t read online - they scan. Make sure you use easy-to-read bullet points and sub-headings. Don’t lose your reader’s attention. Reading is physically more difficult online, so make sure you’re concise. Use links to other places instead of writing long articles.

Use White space!: If your page is too busy, you’ll lose your reader. Give them a chance to absorb valuable information by dedicating about 30% of your screen real estate to white space.

9) Easy unsubscribe: Make your unsubscribe easy to find. If it’s obvious, they’ll feel safe and can then appreciate the content. To many people, the ease of unsubscribing is an indicator of the integrity of your company.

10) Forward to a friend: Include a link to encourage readers to forward the newsletter on to their friends and colleagues. Find an email marketing solution which allows you to do this and sit back and watch your database grow!

** Ezemail enables you to create, manage, deliver and track your email marketing and sales communication. Email kathpay@ezemail.com.au or visit http://www.ezemail.com.au.

* Glenn Murray is an SEO copywriter and article submission and article PR specialist. He is a director of article PR company, Article PR, and also of copywriting studio Divine Write. He can be contacted on Sydney +612 4334 6222 or at glenn@divinewrite.com. Visit www.DivineWrite.com or www.ArticlePR.com for further details, more FREE articles, or to download his FREE SEO e-book.

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