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If you’re unfamiliar with Elance, it’s probably best described as what I like to call the eBay of freelancing. It is a great place to outsource any number of tasks – one that offers increased security with features like Escrow payments, fairness for providers with a $50 minimum project amount and the opportunity for each party to leave feedback after a project’s completion.

These days it seems Facebook is an integral part of any company’s online branding strategy – and in many ways that’s because it’s true. You can hardly watch a commercial anymore without being directed towards the advertiser’s Facebook page. Some may argue it’s gone too far – who seriously needs to keep in touch with the latest news from their preferred brand of hand sanitizer? Or laundry detergent? But people still do.

I’ve been marketing for 2 years and in the first year I made maybe $500, yet in the second year I made a full time income working from home, and I owe it all to personal branding. Read on…

Have you ever completed an article only to quickly look back on it and feel like something was missing? That it could have had that spice that makes a piece of writing special, but didn’t quite live up to your expectations? There’s actually a fairly simple explanation for this phenomenon. Little have you known, tiny rabbits have escaped your attention and started digging holes all over your content.

Creating a website based around your location is usually reserved for people who run a real-world business in their area. There are also several advantages to doing something similar, even if you didn’t have an existing offline business.

In just about every effective online sales process, there are a number of common steps – you create quality content, you generate interest, you keep people coming back and then you get people to buy from you. That is a fairly simple method of building trust – in most cases this would be seen as providing something of value before asking for something in return.

Not so long ago I was asked by someone if I had any suggestions as to secrets for getting rich in a way that wouldn’t require too much skill or effort. In this case I gave the typical answer in the vain of “there aren’t any ways to get rich quick, anything worthwhile requires a lot of dedication and work” which was probably not what wanted to be heard.

Two of the more common methods for promoting your website are by guest posting on other blogs and submitting articles to article directories. Both give you a chance to find new visitors by showing people what you’re capable of. But which method is better?

Good things take time, however – just as Rome wasn’t built in a day, neither will you reach the end goal for your business overnight. If you view your business as an ongoing project – like a great building being built brick-by-brick – then you can find it easier to stay focused, and avoid having something that seems like a good idea one day and is swiftly forgotten the next.

There are lots of great methods to get people buying from you. But you won’t be able to use them until you get one important thing…

There are never enough hours in the day – having pulled a few all-nighters in my time I can definitely vouch for that. But what if you could get more done in less time? It sounds great in theory, and there are several ways you can actually achieve it. This could even leave you having more spare time to do the things you enjoy doing – which is actually a very nice thing to have!

Keep your messages consistent, short and memorable. Maintain a high level of congruency in regards to the main themes you wish to impart to your prospects. If your dominant theme is security, maintain that throughout your website, sales materials, e-mails or direct mail messages. Constant repetition helps to bind your audience to the ideas you wish to convey.