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Posts from June 2009

Best Commercial – Ever!

This got to be one of the best commercials – ever!

It’s got all ingredients. I swear!

It sucks you in. It keeps you attention. And it get’s an emotional reaction out of you. All critical responses that any adverts will aim to get out of their audience.

If this ad doesn’t get you, nothing will!

P.S Mastercard’s tagline is just priceless. Who’s their copywriter?

Freaking brilliant!

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WinAutomation – Why Automate? The Inside Scope Revealed…

Automation is about leverage. It’s about maximizing your resources… achieving more in lesser time – at a higher operational quality.

Watch this video on how automation can help your business save time, effort and cost…

More about WinAutomation’s features:

When you are done, head on down to http://www.WinAutomation.com to get your free download.

You will be amazed how much time you will save just by automating some of the most mundane tasks you are doing daily. Don’t take it from me. Try it for yourself and you will know what I mean.

All success,

Jag Foo

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How To Win Customers Even In Bad Times

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Are you feeling the recession blues yet?

Many are. And if you look around you, companies every week is short of cash.

Everything is being cut back.

Competition is greater than ever. But customers are getting lesser. How?

Michael Masterson teaches that a good strategy – an evergreen one at that – is to under-price your competition.

For the cost conscious clients, cash is king. If you can fulfill the same service but at a lower price than your competitors, you are bound to seen as attractive.

Personally, I found that to be true. But price shouldn’t be the only focus.

It’s also about delivering well on your service. And to stress the value of your service is much more higher than the price you charge. So your customer will feel that they gotten a great deal.

I say don’t shortchange yourself. Go ahead to under-charge if you need to. But over-deliver. And let the client know that.

If you charge $1, let them know you are delivering $10 in value. Your clients are happy. And that can be a good start to a long term relationship. Everyone profits.


Defeating Information Overload

image The world we lived in is increasingly wired. With the Internet, we are exposed to a lot more information than ever before.

While this can be a good thing – it also means we are susceptible to information overload.

Information overload inspires “inaction”. It kills creativity and leads to procrastination.

There’s got to be a way to deal with information overload

And in this article – Michael Masterson shows you how.

"One of the effects of living with electric information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There’s always more than you can cope with.""

Marshall McLuhan

Information Overload: How to Escape the Crush

By Michael Masterson

Stanley Bergen has a problem. As a regular reader of ETR and a new member of the Oxford Club, he’s getting so much good stuff from us (he’s especially interested in learning how to "eliminate some debt" and retire one day) that he "can’t figure out what to read."

"Don’t get me wrong," he says. "I love ETR and the Oxford Club publications, and I look forward to reading them. But it’s too much information all at once."