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Sunday, October 28, 2012

Tips for Success Working From Home


“The work-at-home lifestyle can be incredibly satisfying and an effective way to be closer to your family.”
-Mitch Thrower

Working from home is a dream that many of us tend to put up on a pedestal as an ideal scenario. I’ve heard many people say they’d be happy if they could just work from home… But would working from home really solve their problems and bring them happiness? Many who already work from home say that it takes a much higher level of self-discipline to succeed as compared to working outside the home.
Let’s examine a few key topics relevant to working from home and outline a rough road map to success.

Self discipline

“In reading the lives of great men, I found that the first victory they won was over themselves… Self-discipline with all of them came first.”
-Harry S. Truman
As I transition from my old job to my new job, I have been blessed with an entire week off from work. In fact, as I type this article, I am waiting at my mechanic’s shop while they change the oil on my wife’s vehicle.
When this week started, it seemed like I was going to get so much done during my time off, but I have actually accomplished very little. Why is this? I see it as little more than a lack of self discipline.
After this short stint of freedom from employment, I would liken working from home with no self-discipline to driving a car with no feet… There is just no way to be successful. If you are thinking of making the switch to home-based employment, make sure that you have a high level of self-discipline and self-motivation or success will likely elude you.

The grass is always greener

“The grass is not, in fact, always greener on the other side of the fence. Fences have nothing to do with it. The grass is greenest where it is watered. When crossing over fences, carry water with you and tend the grass wherever you may be.”
-Robert Fulghum
If you have a bad attitude, and/or are stuck working a job you’re not crazy about, it is easy to fall victim to the grass is greener syndrome where anything looks better than the current situation. Why do you want to work from home? Is it because you hate your job? Perhaps you’re just lazy or have a bad attitude. If either are true, chances are you would be just as unhappy working from home as you are in your current job.
Before you set out to begin working from home, try adjusting your attitude and/or your work ethic and examine your current situation again.

Rough road map to work from home success

Proper attitude and discipline are key to succeeding as a home-based worker. Follow these additional tips to increase your likelihood of success.
  1. Turn off the TV. Perhaps the best advice is to ensure that you do not plop yourself down in front of the television. Avoid doing this at all costs. The TV has a unique ability to suck the work and motivation right out of you. Some people like the television for background noise, but I would argue against this being beneficial for most situations. Rather than using a TV for background noise, try turning on the radio… Music can be very motivating.
  2. Create a work space. Be sure to have a space designated to work. It is advisable to stay out of areas of comfort like your bedroom, the living room, etc. Your work space should be a space devoted to work, not relaxation. When you are there, you are working. Period. Make the space motivating and exciting. Surround yourself with things that inspire you and be sure to paint and decorate your space with colors and things that drive you and persuade you to accomplish.
  3. Set goals. What are you shooting for? What do you wish to accomplish? Make sure you write these things down and put them some place where you will see them often. Set both long term and short term goals. Your short-term goals should break your long term goals down into achievable chunks.
  4. Have and maintain a schedule. Use a calendar to keep track of what needs to be done each week. Spend at least 30 minutes each day populating your calendar with jobs, tasks, and errands that need to be done. Planning things out helps to motivate and maintain purpose and direction, along with showing you precisely what work needs to be done each day.
  5. Make lists. Use your goals and schedule to create daily to-do lists. Create your to-do list for the next day at the end of each work day, that way you come to get to your work space each morning with clearly defined tasks.
  6. Get up and go to work. Treat your home-based work just as you would any other job… Get up, take a shower, head over to your work space, and get to work. Do not let yourself wander into other areas of the house, just get ready then get right down to business.

In closing…

If you have ever worked from home, or are considering making the move, please share your experience here to help others along their way. Be sure to include any tips that I may have overlooked.

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Saturday, October 27, 2012

5 Easy Ways to Stay Motivated

Face it: There are days when being an entrepreneur sucks. Here are a few simple steps to getting your mojo back.

No matter what you do for a living, the key to success is superlative performance, day after day after day. And that’s only possible if you make optimism, expectancy, and enthusiasm part of your daily experience.
That’s easy if you’re pursuing your life’s dearest dreams.  But what if, like almost everybody else in this world, you’ve got a job that’s not exactly perfect. Here’s how to remain a go-getter, even when the getting gets tough:

STEP #1: Realize That YOU Are in Control
Your attitude isn’t controlled by the outside world.  That’s an illusion, a fantasy that, if you believe it, you’re simply using to escape responsibility for managing this all-important part of your career.
For example, if you run into snowstorm that’s making you late to a customer meeting, you can get frustrated and start cursing..., or you can look forward to the appreciation that the customer might feel because you were committed enough to fight the weather to make the meeting.
Similarly, when the economy goes south, you can start obsessing about how it’s going to affect your job, or you can be one of those individuals who use tighter budgets as a way to streamline operations, develop new markets and create innovations.
It’s all in how you see it!

STEP #2: Neutralize Your Negative Triggers
Stop letting exterior events trigger negative thoughts.
For example, suppose you’re traveling to a customer meeting but keep running into red lights and traffic delays. That IS a problem, but if you get flustered, you’ve got TWO problems: the fact that you’re late, and the fact that you’re flustered.
And if you walk into the meeting flustered, the customer might wonder if you’re moody and unreliable. So now you’ve got THREE problems.
To get a better result (and achieve a better attitude), modify your interpretation of exterior events that tend to trigger a negative outlook. Once the events in your life take on a different, more useful meaning, they won’t trigger a bad attitude.
For example, while the delays may be making you late, use the extra time to collect your thoughts, consider your options, and decide on a damage control strategy. Or use the time to come up with a better schedule, so that you always leave plenty of time, just in case there’s traffic.
As a mentor of mine once said: “Life is like those signs that say ‘You Are Here’  What you make of where you are is up to you.”


STEP #3: Detoxify Your Media Consumption
Much of today’s news programming consists of “if it bleeds it leads” stories followed by commercials offering some form of (often addictive) security or comfort. The constant flow of negative imagery automatically creates a negative attitude about life, the world, and everything in it.
If you want to maintain a positive attitude, you MUST reduce or even eliminate your exposure to broadcast news programming. Rather than waste time with that garbage, add material and content into your life that will help you become more successful (like this column!)
Start and end each day reading something positive! When you’re on the road, rather than listening to negative, emotionally-charged talk radio, listen to motivational tapes, music that raises your spirits, or maybe great literature.



STEP #4: Avoid Negative People
You probably have one or more friends, relatives, or acquaintances who make you feel tired and drained. They always seem to have something sour to say; criticisms come to their lips far more quickly than compliments.
Such folk are toxic to your attitude (and hence to your success) because, if they’re not actively tearing down your enthusiasm, they’re trying to get you to think the same way about the world as they do.  What a drag!  Literally.
If you want to maintain a positive attitude, consider sharply limiting your daily exposure to such people. Don’t show up at the daily “water cooler complain-fest.” Don’t go to lunch with the “grouse and grumble” crowd. If you’ve got family members who are constantly negative, tune them out.

STEP #5: Adopt a Positive Vocabulary
The words that you use—both what you speak aloud and your internal dialogue—have a vast influence in how you perceive what’s happening in the world. All words carry a certain amount of emotional baggage, inherent in their exact definition and the way that they’ve been used in the past.
For instance, the words “despise,” “hate,” and “dislike” mean essentially the same thing, but carry very different emotional baggage. If you “dislike” something, but tell yourself that you “hate it” over and over and over, it will intensify the original emotion.
To keep a positive attitude, use weak words for negative feelings and strong words for positive ones. This thwarts the downward spiral of negative feelings and words, and accelerates the upward spiral of positive feelings and words.
The above is based upon a conversation with one my favorite people, motivation-guru extraordinaire Jeff Keller, and is a shortened version of one of the chapters in my newly-published book How to Say It: Business to Business Selling.
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Friday, October 26, 2012

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Thursday, October 25, 2012

Doing Research to Find the Best Online Jobs


     In anything that we do we all want to be successful. In today's economy it is nearly impossible to achieve our goals when working for an employer and contributing to the success of their company. The opportunity to operate a home based business is a platform for building success for yourself while working for yourself through becoming an associate and doing affiliate marketing. This is the way to gain financial freedom and work on your own schedule.With so many work from home opportunities it is difficult to know which online jobs to get involved with. Comparing the top rated affiliate marketing home businesses can be a time consuming and tedious task.
Use your resources. Working from home doesn't limit you to the house. You can make money anywhere that you have an internet connection.There are a few ways to make finding the home based business to fit your income needs and increase your income and your free-time easy. There are a number of online job opportunities that are rated by the Better Business Bureau that have been in business for years. Compiling a list of these companies is the first step in finding a perfect fit. This list will enable you to write out the pro's and con's of each business and see them side by side. Before picking a company you want to know a few things about it such as how that company will benefit your home business, is the product or service offered by this company something that my consumers will be interested in, what is the payout by this company, how often does this company pay out.
      These are just a few of the questions that will come to mind when making your list of pro's and con's. With all of the work that it takes to find the best fitting work from home opportunities I took it upon myself to help educate others on being successful with jobs at home online. When trying to find the perfect match for yourself do not give up or become discouraged. You will find success in being persistent. The most important part of the process of finding the best job from home online is doing effective research. You do not want to go into affiliate marketing blind and then start looking for the answers. There are a lot of associates in the field that fail due to lack of knowledge and laziness. This laziness keeps these job seekers from doing the necessary research. Motivate yourself and you can be successful with online jobs from home.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Linking to Relevant Websites


Find links related to your niche               

Incoming links are a major contributor in not only traffic, but your page rank as well. The more relevant sites that are linked to your site, the more weight your site has. A link like a forum signature does not hold as much weight as a link on MSN's home page. While forum signature traffic can be good and important, it's not as highly regarded in SEO.


Do you have good ethics?

In your efforts to get more backlinks to your site, you really have to be ethical and listen to your gut. Look for sites that really are relevant to your site and have great content that is useful. Be sure to scan the whole site to be sure they are not linking to sites that aren't reputable. If you're tempted to bite on a site that has a high page ranking but doesn't look all that appealing, remember this: search engines change every day. What's on the front page today could be on page 4,688 tomorrow. If you remain ethical, your site will gain exposure and page rank naturally.
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Keyword Marketing and Research


Use the right keywords to increase traffic - and find paying customers


To get the right audience to your website, you need to get very specific. There's a reason it's called niche marketing! For instance, there are thousands of companies that claim to increase your web traffic. The phrase "web traffic" is one of the most competitve search terms out there. However, if you dug a little deeper and became more specific in what your site was about, like "Overstock auctions web traffic," you're getting a little more specific. There's not much chance that you'll get much traffic with a line on your site or a text ad like "web traffic," but the second phrase might be a winner.

The deeper you dig for more specific terms, and the more you stick to one relevant subject or topic, the better your chances are becoming relevant to the search engines. Here are some comparisons of some good search terms vs. bad...

BAD: wooden tables
GOOD: solid cherry dropleaf dining room tables

BAD: digital cameras
GOOD: refurbished Nikon Coolpix digital cameras




The Best Competition is NO Competition!


What's the best thing to write about? Something no one has written about yet! You're competition will be little to non-existent.


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Promoting Outside of our Site


Using external efforts to promote yourself

What do you mean external efforts? Well, anything outside of your website that promotes your website. Here are some of the most effective marketing tactics:

  • banners on similar sites to your own or about your topic

  • Directory submissions

  • Article Marketing

  • Adwords Marketing

  • Niche Marketing



Here are some of the most ineffective marketing strategies:

  • Spamming MySpace

  • Spamming forums

  • Ineffective Adwords placements

  • Email Spam

  • Link Farms

  • Irrelevant Reciprocal Links

  • Bad Web Content

  • Links to and from x-rated sites

  • Aimless, random marketing

  • Overuse or misleading advertising and Adwords

  • Pop-up ads
If you think spamming is going to help you in some way, even a little, think of it like this: what major company that you know of started out spamming? Sure, you might get an unwanted email every now and then from Bed, Bath and Beyond, but these are usually targeted in some way. If you'd like to be where they are, don't spam!

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How to Get Targeted Traffic to Your Website

It doesn't matter how many visitors you get to your website, if they aren't buying, or getting them to do what you want them to do, what's the point? So what should you be doing? Try to get targeted web traffic. This means, in short, that you are focusing on getting the visitors who are really interested in what your website is all about to visit your site. Therefore, you'll be getting longer visits, more frequent visits, more referrals to your sites, more backlinks, and more sales.


 

 ...but it's well worth the effort and will translate to clicks and interest in your site!


If you're thinking it's a lot of work to get targeted web traffic, you're right! You've probably heard a lot of places scream out that content is what will really get traffic...it's true. If you aren't up for some web work, you may want to find something else to do for a living, or hire someone to do it for you. Are you up for it?

Get Visitors to your Site that Will Stick Around

Target that niche that visitor, get better conversions, and more clicks

If you're up for the task, there are some definite ways to increase your targeted web traffic. First off, try to think of your target audience. If you know what your site is about, you should know your target audience.Ask yourself these questions:


  • Who are my visitors? There's nothing wrong with "lumping" your visitors into a certain group. You just have to provide them with something valuable!

  • What sites will your readers be visiting frequently? These sites should be your target for having your link added.

  • What are all of these people looking for?

  • How do you fit into what these people are looking for?

  • What else are these type of people buying?

  • Is there a certain geographic location these buyers are located?

  • Is the subject/product "hot" or newsworthy?

  • Is the subject/product popular or in demand?
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10 stepping stones to guide you to work at home success.


Finding a work at home job can be a challenge. Not only do you have to weed through the scams and sift through the various job sites to find the opportunities, but you need to make sure that the job is a good fit.
But with a little elbow grease and some persistence you can find your work at home bliss.

Here are 10 stepping stones to guide you to work at home success.


1: Polish Your Resume
For any job search you need to update and polish your resume. A work at home gig is a highly coveted position and employers are looking for the cream of the crop. Update and freshen your resume, references and cover letter – make sure you stand out from the crowd. Remember to tailor your resume to each specific job that you are applying for; now-a-days resumes are first scanned by a computer searching for keywords and phrases that were used in the classified ad or job description, make sure to incorporate these into your resume.
If you’ve been out of the work force for awhile, remember to document this and add note worthy accomplishments that may boost your creditability; volunteer experience, helping with a family business, personal blogging, social media experience, etc.
For more tips on how to polish your resume, check out this article on theHuffington Post.
2: Take Inventory of Your Skills and Passions
Make a detailed list of your skills, previous job experience, education, passions, hobbies and strengths. Once you have your master list, create another list of jobs you can do be because of your previous knowledge and experience.  Remember to think outside the box, try searching for opportunities by your skill set not just your occupation. Your nursing background and love of social media could make you the perfect candidate for a Social Media Marketer in the healthcare industry.
3: Research Job Opportunities and Companies
Take time to research the companies you’d like to work for. What are their qualifications and equipment requirements for virtual employees? Do they offer benefits? Is there opportunity for advancement and growth? Besides looking at the company itself, check out what others are saying about the company. Do they treat their employees well? Are they involved with the community? By finding the companies whose values and interests mirror your own, you can help to ensure the best possible fit.
4: Connect with Your Network
I’m always talking about this and there is a reason why – it’s because networking works! Three out of four of my last jobs I got through networking, and here’s why. First, people are more apt to trust a known person’s recommendation over a stack of totally unknown resumes. Secondly, people enjoy helping other people out, so let it be known that you are searching for a work at home job. Start off by telling your friends and family that you’re looking for a home-based position and if they hear of anything to let you know. With social networks like Facebook getting connected and staying connected is easier than ever. And as they say, it’s not so much who you know, but who your contacts know.
5: Integrate Social Media into Your Search
Get involved in the three big social networks: FacebookTwitter and LinkedIn (all free to join). Here you can connect with old colleagues, friends and classmates, but also increase your reach by following companies you’d like to work for, joining groups and meeting new people.
LinkedIn is a great place to start your job search, here you can easily create a professional profile, search for jobsand connect with former employers, co-workers and managers. On LinkedIn you’ll want to make your profile as approachable as possible. One way to do this is by joining various groups, such as alumni groups, professional groups and company sponsored groups.
Twitter is another great social network to facilitate your job search. For more info on how to incorporate Twitter into your job search, check out this comprehensive article by Windmill Networking.
6: Utilize Online Job Tools
We’re all familiar with the big job board sites like Career Builder and Monster, and while these can be helpful in your job search, there are tons of niche related sites and aggregated job board sites that can be highly beneficial to your telecommuting job search.
On sites like Simply Hired and Indeed you’re able to submit a few keywords and a location, and they will pull jobs from all of the major job board sites and deliver them to you in one easy to read search.
The niched site, FlexJobs only posts flexible job arrangements, like telecommuting positions, part-time and freelance positions. Here they hand-screen all of their positions before posting so you can rest assured that they are legit. A FlexJobs membership does cost a small fee, but is well worth the peace of mind you’ll receive from knowing that you’re applying for legitimate work at home jobs.
Need an assistant to keep all of your jobs searches straight? Try using an online career management tool, likeJibber Jobber. Here you can organize and manage your job searches, track your personal and professional relationships, target companies and track jobs that you’ve applied to.
7: Practice Your Interviewing Skills
Even before you score the interview, you need to take time to practice your interviewing skills. One of the best ways to do this is to gather a list of common interviewing questions and practice answering them out loud. Do this over and over again until you’re comfortable answering them on the spot.
 Along with this you need to thoroughly research the company and know some background information on them. Many companies will ask you, “Why do you want to work for us?” – And you will need to come up with a good answer.  Having this background knowledge will not only help you to answer the question, but it shows the interviewer that you’re well prepared (a quality that most employers are looking for).
8: Dress for Success
Along with practicing your interviewing skills, you need to be prepared for that interview by looking the part. You only have one chance to make a first impression, so prepare ahead and make sure that you have an appropriate outfit or two for an interview. Dressy slacks, a button down shirt a blazer and some heels will do the job. Finish off the look by paying attention to the small details: clean nails (no chipped polish), clean hair (maintain your cut and color) and no excessive accents (jewelry, makeup or perfume).
While many remote positions will require that you interview over the Phone or via Skype, you still should dress up just as you were going to meet them in person. Like they say, if you look good, you feel good – and this will come across in your tone, attitude and mannerisms.
Need more suggestions on how to dress for success? Check out What to Wear on a Job Interview.
9: Follow-Up
After you’ve applied for a job, give it a few days and then send a follow-up message. By doing this you can ensure that your resume made it to its correct destination, and it also shows that you are a person that takes initiative. With this said, don’t be pesky. One follow-up message should be sufficient, unless you’re given instructions to call again at a specific time.
Did you score an interview? Awesome – Now remember to send a thank you note within 24 hours of the interview. Handwritten notes tend to score the most points with managers, but if they are making a decision quickly or you don’t have a physical mailing address a thank you email will work just fine.
For more tips on how to craft a well written thank you note – see this post from Work Tree.
10: Don’t Give Up
According to an article by eHow, it takes the average job seeker 21 weeks to find a job. A couple of other considerations to take into account, is those who are older (55+) and those who are looking for higher paying jobs ($100,000+) tend to take even longer.  The key is to be patience and persistent. If you start to feel frustrated find a support group – Meetup has various groups in various locations just for unemployed individuals.
How did you find your work at home job?


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Success in Working From Home



Nowadays work at home opportunities are very diverse and attractive for all Internet earners. Creating content for money is a great money-making option. So if you can create good content (articles, reviews, forum posts, videos and images), then you are all set for making money online. 

Let me give you a list of websites, which pay good money for sharing and creating content. 

Uploading files for money

Uploading.com lets you upload your files (documents, photos, videos, music, archives) and pays money, when you files are being downloaded. Currently pay per download rates reach up to 40 dollars per 1000 downloads. 

Work at home by writing articles and reviews

Squidoo.com – one of the most popular Google Adsense revenue websites, lets you share your thoughts and ideas in a form of articles (lenses) and pays money for every click on sponsored ads on your lenses. Right now users get 50% of revenue and get paid to their PayPal accounts. 

Posting on forums for money

Making money by writing forum posts is a never dying concept andMarvelousForums.com still support it. By being an active member of their community you can get money for every forum post written (up to 8 cents per forum post). 
As you can see, large Internet media companies are making good money with their services and they don’t mind our submitting content to their sites and even reward us with money for every article, forum post written or every file downloaded. 
Hopefully you will be able to make good money online with the help of these sites. Thank you for visiting, new work at home opportunity reviews are on their way.  





Who wants to know a great blog post tip that will make you money?

Blogging Secret #1

It's very simple - ignore all the bells and whistles.
The most successful bloggers are those that are the most personal online.

It's the person you know rather than the focus on the niche.
Their personal experience, like John Chow who had one of the most famous blogs about his self not blogging. Jerry Schoemaker or " Shoemoney" posts are about his own experiences.

Gary Vaynerchuk about wine
Perez Hilton - who is a celebrity now because of his blogging, but more because of his personality.
American Idol 15 mins of fame but it's their indivudual backgrounds that are more interesting.

People Do Business With People They Know, Like, And Trust - "Jeffrey Gitomer"

Gitomer is uniquely qualified to speak on the issue of trust, having earned a position of trust, both to his customers and his readers. Gitomer advises that trust is not the product of any secret formula.

"So it's really no surprise to you is it?" It's not something you can lay there and wait for it to happen to you. So lets get going people. Gaining, building, and maintaining a high level of trust involves thinking, and requires reading, a clear mind, a focus on becoming a world-class expert, studying, risking, failing, the right attitude, "An Up Person in a Down World". But you can do it and when you do do it, it will lead you to wealth beyond money.

Use your own story and explain who you are and why you are an athority in your niche. Just an ordinary person, enjoying success? Our enemies are the big Gurus. We have the human touch, we are more approachable and share our points of view. We can actually help others. Build confidence in your following by giving them more than they would expect. Build a relationship of trust.

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Saturday, October 20, 2012

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