Build It.......(the Relationship) and They WILL Come!

Written by Terri Seymour


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Email Etiquette - Answer all emails as quickly and efficiently as possible. Encourage people to keep in touch. Ask them questions also to get them to write back. Answer their questions as thoroughly as possible. Spell and punctuate properly. Make your email warm and friendly, yet professional.

Writing Articles - I have had so many people contact me because of one of my articles. This is a great way to openrepparttar door to new relationships. Write articles that are helpful and easy to understand. Do not try to impress people with big words. They want useful and helpful information and resources, not big words! Make sure you have your email or a link to your email inrepparttar 108957 resource box so you can be easily contacted!

There are many other ways to meet people and begin buildingrepparttar 108958 all important relationship with them.

To anchor all this together and bond these relationships you should be publishing an ezine. This will enable you to keeprepparttar 108959 connection with your readers and to cementrepparttar 108960 trust and respect that you have started.

Be consistent and be there for your readers. Get to know them and let them get to know you. You will learn thatrepparttar 108961 more solid and reliablerepparttar 108962 foundation,repparttar 108963 stronger and longer lastingrepparttar 108964 relationship.

You knowrepparttar 108965 MOE Motto - Treat others as you would have them treat you! Do not use people for your own gain. Be true to them and to yourself. Build a business you can be proud of and that people will respect and trust!



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Security Issues Everyone Should Know About Online Shopping

Written by Alan Grissett


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to minimizerepparttar risk involved with transmitting information acrossrepparttar 108956 Internet is to use several different e-mail accounts, each with a specific purpose. To limit your exposure to unwanted spam and potentially dangerous viruses,repparttar 108957 e-mail address provided by your ISP or Web host should only be given to trusted parties, such as family members, friends, co-workers, and business associates. If you frequently fill out online forms that requirerepparttar 108958 use of an e-mail address, use a "throw-away" address, such as one that can be obtained from Yahoo! or Hotmail. This will help stop your primary e-mail account from being flooded with unwanted mail, and it might reduce your exposure to viruses as well.

Several other key preventative measures to safeguard your personal information include checking your credit reports regularly, paying by credit card for online transactions (instead of ACH bank account debits), and searching for your name at a good search engine, like Google, to find out what information about you is online.

Alan is the lead developer for InfoServe Media, LLC (http://www.infoservemedia.com/), a Web development company that specializes in Web site design, hosting, domain name registration, and promotion for small businesses.


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