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How to Create a Perfectly Organized Office

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Office Productivity and Organization Another superb article from Michael Masterson from EarlyToRise.com.

If you want to be more productive and organized in a working office environment, then read on…

By Michael Masterson

What does your office say about you? That you are orderly and businesslike? Messy but creative? Hopelessly overwhelmed?

Whatever your current habits are – sloppy or neat – you’ll get more done and have less stress while you work if your office is intelligently organized. All kinds of studies have proven this to be so.

I’ve added at least an hour of productivity to my day by planning and organizing my work. A big part of that has to do with the physical organization of my office.

Here are 12 things you can do to make your office work harder for you.

1. Provide yourself with a range of lighting, from subtle to very bright.



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Powerful Marketing ToolKit From Marketing Experiments

I’ve always been an advocate of testing and experimenting in marketing.

Often we don’t know what works. Or we think we know what works…but actually don’t.

I’ve done plenty of split tastings before on sales pages, landing pages and email campaigns, and the results have sometimes differ from what I thought was correct.

From there, it just underlines further to me the importance of testings in marketing and conversions. It’s NOT about what we think. But what the buyers think!

Now…when it comes to testing and optimizing, very few can match up to the folks at Marketing Experiments.

I’m a big fan of their marketing content.

Just recently, they came out with a big list of marketing tools, chockfull of guides, PDFs reports and worksheets.

They are FREE and extremely useful. If you are a marketer or a student of marketing, download them.

I’ve put them together here for your easy reference and download.

Free Tools from MarketingExperiments

1. Value Proposition Worksheet
One of our most downloaded resources, this worksheet will help you evaluate and present your value proposition more effectively.



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Ramp Up Your Productivity – And Achieve More – In Lesser Time!

Skyrocket your productivity!

Have you always feel you are working damn hard…feeling damn tired and all…totally drained…but strangely you feel you have NOT done much work at all?

Or that you find you are always getting distracted, jumping from one thing to another, and end up achieving very little?

If you are – you are not alone.

Many of us loves to multi-task and we think we can achieve more by doing many things at the same time.

But in truth, you end up being more tired AND less productive.

It’s a fact.

Eben Pagan, has a superb personal productivity program  at WakeUpProductive.com, and he teaches all the techniques on how to super-charged your personal productivity to do the stuff that matters the most.

You can go to WakeUpProductiveBlog.com to watch some of his videos. And just by reading his visitors’ comments will give you some insights on what NOT to do if you want to be more productive.

That said, here are some tips to get you off and running…and being more productive – TODAY!



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35 Tips To A Wiser, Healthier, More Productive And Successful YOU In 2009

image First off, I want to wish you a very happy…successful…smooth-sailing…albeit a belated, 2009 ahead!

2008 was a year that was full of ups and downs. More downs actually.

There were the terrorist attack in Mumbai, earthquake in Shenzhen and devastating cyclone in Myanmar.

Financially wise, there was unprecedented bloodletting. The fall out from the sub prime crisis has seen titans like Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch and Citibank taken a real body blow.

Damn! Even my favorite club, Newcastle United, has descended into a real farce. Just when I thought it cannot go worst…it just did!

Personally, 2008 has been a real learning experience for  me. Made some mistakes, but have also gained a lot. And learnt a lot.

At the present moment, everything seems gloomy. But as we embarked on a new journey in a new year, I urge everyone to keep your chin up and forge ahead with renewed determination and vigor.

Always remember one thing:

It’s Always Darkest Before Dawn!

When things get soooooo bad, the only way left now is…you guess it….UP!



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Use The Elevator Pitch To Get Strangers To Remember You…And Respond To You!

Elevator Pitch

Do you attend a lot of networking events?

If you do, have you noticed the way you introduce yourself to people?

Remember, first impression counts right?

People are always thinking about their favorite radio station, WII FM. Otherwise known as "What’s In It For Me". If you are not going to grab their attention the moment you meet people, they probably going to forget you.

So what do you do when people ask you what you do?

Most people will say, "I’m a docter." Or "I’m a consultant." Or "I’m a teacher."

It’s always "I’m a this" or I’m a that". Boring. Not gonna cut it.

I’m going to talk about a different approach to introducing yourself that will get the attention of the person you are talking to.

It’s an approach we call…

The Elevator Pitch

Alright. Don’t let the name of this approach fool you.

It’s pretty simple. There are many variations of the elevator pitch. But this is one that has worked for me.

The way we introduce ourselves can be broken down into 3 parts. If you are into copywriting and sales, you will have no problem with this.



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Common Words That Kill Your Sales Process

For those who know me, in additional to my online marketing stuff, I’m also doing offline consulting and sales.

This job requires me to meet a lot of people, prospects and customers offline.

What I realized is that offline and online selling can be quite different.

Because this time round, you get to meet someone face to face.

Whether you can form a rapport and establish a mutual understand will depend a lot on what you do…AND SAY!

It’s about saying the rights things…as well…as not saying the WRONG things!

Do you know you may be unwittingly saying words that may be sabotaging your sales prospects?

Well…I certainly said such words before. And quite often too. The worst thing is that sometimes you yourself will not even know you are making such mistakes.

And because of this, I’ve put in a superb article by Jacques Werth, the founder of High Probability Selling on this topic for your benefit.

Read it. And reflect on it. It will have an impact on you just like it had on me. Here goes:

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