The only difficulty is that creating such content can be costly, taking up valuable time and resources. This article examines different ways you can add content to your web site quickly, giving you maximum benefit for minimum cost.

Syndicated Content Streams

Syndicated content is content provided by others for use on your web site. Certain sites provide 'content streams', where you can simply place a few lines of code on your web page, and forget about it. The content provider then regularly updates content it provides. The end result is that your site remains fresh and dynamic, at virtually no cost to you.

The content provider either charges a fee for privilege of using their content, or they prefer to benefit through traffic, such as by placing a link adjacent to or within content. One provider at interestalert.com even offers to pay you for adding a news feed to your site.

Here are a few examples of some content providers you may wish to try:

1. http://www.1afm.com/free_content/ - provides a range of different content types such as news headlines or jokes.

2. http://submityourarticle.com/syndicate - a number of different content feeds you can add to your site, displaying articles relating to internet marketing and online business.

3. http://www.brainyquote.com - adds 'quote of day' to your web site, from a range of different topics and authors.

4. http://freesticky.com - an index of resources you can use to quickly add content to your site, with a wide range of content areas to choose from.

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Did you know that 80% of all sales are made after 5th contact?

The biggest mistake we make is not following up with our clients regularly. We not only lose chance to offer other services and products, we lose chance for satisfied clients' referrals.

Building your practice needs consistent bi-monthly follow-ups.

If you think this takes too much time, follow my lead and delegate some of it where you will spend only 6-8 hours a week. Remember, only marketing and promotion builds income and business, rest are expenses.

Part one of this article is available at www.bookcoaching.com/freearticles/article-129.shtml.

Here's top ten ways:

6. Follow up in two steps.

In first ecommerce follow up, give a fre.e report adding your sparkling signature file as a soft sales piece. In a week, follow this up with your offer. Refer to report, and then make your one irresistible offer. If I sent a report on what web sites need before contacting a web master, I follow it up with three-session "telecoaching" program on writing a web site with marketing pizzazz.

One personal coach offered an excerpt from her new book first time, and followed up with a discount offer for book.

7. Motivate yourself and your staff with a poster of each month's follow up promotions.

It's great to see your follow up progress. Your promotions can be small or large. You know your' re going to attract new clients because you put out messages that keep you in your audience's minds.

With help of your assistant, in just two hours, you can send out PR to local papers on a seminar, update email addresses, send an article to top ten, finish an interview and send to no spam ezines, email your new content to your Web master, and send out new proposals for talks to different organizations.

When you notice these 10-20 actions you take each month, you'll also notice new clients coming each month.

8. Offer teleclasses to attract past, present and new clients.