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5 Zero Cost Business downloads You Cannot Go Without

The Internet has made it possible for me to work in comfort of my own home.

Today, I earn an above average income and following business downloads help save time and money.

Best of all – they are complementary to use.

Enjoy and here’s to your success!

1. Daily Reminder Software PRO:

Successful People Make “To Do” Lists.

Don’t rely on your memory or clutter up your thinking with things you can write down.

Remember important dates, birthdays, and meetings with this complimentary software.

This small download sits on your desktop and with it you make your daily “to do” list.

No obligation on your part, no advertisements, no spy tracking software.

Get yours and save your memory for more important things.

Visit www.simplesteps2success.biz/dailyreminder to download your copy and get organized to succeed.

2. Eliminate Spyware with this download.

Spyware is nasty. It’s intrusive and uses up your computers resources thus slowing your system down.

Marketing companies are watching you right now unless you have some kind of Spyware removal software installed on your computer.

Download this zero cost Spyware detection software and see right now who is watching you.

The first time I ran this software I had 60 marketing companies watching and knowing where I surfed online and what I was typing.

Talk about creepy!

Yet, while reading may be effortless, writing probably took some extra work and attention to detail. In fact, some writers would say you should work as hard on transitions between ideas as you do on ideas themselves.

Consider copywriting guru Joe Sugarman, who says job of each piece of copy, from headline down, is to get you to read next paragraph. And paragraph after that. And to keep on reading them until you get to 'offer,' where you're asked to order featured product.

To get readers from one paragraph to next, or from one idea to next, we use transitions, words or phrases that 'pull' reader along, or in case of speeches, pull listener along.

For examples, take a look at opening words to second, third, and fourth paragraphs above. The second paragraph opens with 'Yet,' which implies that idea you read in first paragraph wasn't complete. It should 'pull' you into second paragraph. You'll notice that third and fourth paragraphs also aim to pull you along.

Later, we'll look at ways of constructing transitions, but for now let's focus on their strategic use.