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Article rating : 0.00, 0 votes. Author : Dave Origano
Within the next few minutes you will hear a secret that
changed my life quite a bit. It was no drastic change,
though it helped me save hours a week and got me to do much
more work for my business too.
The reason why I want to share this is because of the big
amount of pressure and stress this world evokes on people
like you and me. This little secret will sure come you
handy, especially when you are trying to start up a new
business, on the internet.
A problem which you might haven’t discovered yet...
You probably already know that almost anybody on the
internet publishes a newsletter, and that’s actually a good
thing. People all around the world send their information to
you for free. But there is also a downside to that story,
which is the time is consumes to shift trough all kinds of
articles, newsletters, blatant promotions and more.
And please believe me that this really is a problem. It’s a
problem because you spend countless hours a week reading all
those promotions, ads and gimmicks. You are wasting those
hours to those self-proclaimed guru’s who want to make a
buck or two for a six pack of beer.
But in the meantime you can do an enormous
amount of work
for your business. Hours a week can mean another two or
three pages of content, extra subscribers to your list, some
interviews for information product, and much more!
You need to take action now!
It’s time to unsubscribe of all these newsletters and
advertisements. And now pick out five of your favorite
newsletters. The ones that give you the most information and
the less ads. Those that are focussed on your market, your
niche or your situation.
But that was only the first part of the solution!
Second part is to make a new email account dedicated to
those five newsletter subscriptions, something like
newsletters@yourdomain.com or maybe you can try Gmail and
setup a Filter for the newsletters. (Don’t have gmail?
Subscribe to my newsletter and mail me for an invitation!)
And last but not least, the third part! I recommend you to
read your newsletters and other emails only at specific
times. Like 3 or 4 times a week, at 8 PM. Another handy tip
could be to setup a timer when reading emails and only give
yourself 30 minutes to read the newsletters.
Dave Origano is author of "Motivation & Inspiration" and "Momentum Based Marketing". For his free newsletter with articles, secrets, tips and more, go to http://www.MrOrigano.com
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