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  • Music Sparks Emotion in a Video Commercial

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    Have you ever tried to watch a video commercial or advertisement without music? If so, there are few things you may have thought: that it was different due to the silence yet you seemed to like it, or you didn’t care for it at all making it easy to go on with your daily activities never giving it a second thought as to what the commercial was even selling. Ninety five percent of the time the latter happens because music is almost a sure-fire way to create emotions and moods in video advertising.

    When it comes to advertisements, music has the power to create better moods in video commercials, as well as to bring a more personal touch to these ads. As a result, it provides a better impact to their target audience, therefore effectively promoting products and services.

    While visuals might be appealing to marketers’ target consumers, the use of music in video media advertising tends to create a more lasting impression in consumers’ minds, providing a great chance for companies to build positive brand or company images.

    Setting the Mood

    Simple video advertisements sometimes could set the proper ambiance when they are without music. Of course, there are some scenes which might be perfectly shot and produced, but music enhances this mood and ambiance in any video media, providing a great complement to these scenes and stamping a long-term impact in the audience’s minds.

    Consider this situation: There is a video of a woman who seems to be standing in the middle of crowd. With the video alone, it doesn’t seem to mean anything. There is also a big chance that people would simply forget it, thinking that it is just some boring video. On the other hand, applying music in this advertisement would set a deeper mood – something that would connect better to the target audience. Slow music in this situation would set the mood of sadness, as if the woman is sadly waiting for somebody. On the other hand, upbeat music would set a more positive and outgoing mood, as if the woman would soon do something funny.

    Suggesting the Right Emotions

    The use of music in video commercials also hints what the audience or the target market should feel when they see these ads. Without music, people are sometimes confused as to how they should react to these ads. Music in video ads makes sure that your desired feelings are conveyed to your audience by suggesting certain emotions. It does not overly push the feeling towards your audience, but it acts as a way to make your audience think about what they should feel as suggested by the music. Music in video media ads, therefore, helps marketers and advertisers to somewhat help tell the target audience which kind of feelings should be felt in these video advertisements.

    Evoking More Intense Emotions

    Simple emotions found in scenes in video ads can be heightened further with the use of music. A scene of a sad woman would even be sadder with the right music, and can evoke more intense emotions to its viewers. Music can greatly affect the effectiveness of these video media ads because they can make the audience relate to a particular emotion or feeling. Affecting people’s emotions through music will make your advertised product, service or company to be related to a particular strong emotion, such as happy, uplifting, energetic or loving.

    Catchy Tunes Tend to Leave Longer Lasting Impressions

    Admit it – once in your life, you might have had some music stuck in your head because it was played in some video advertisement. Months or years later, you still remember that particular product, service or company whenever you hear the music. People tend to link music, brands and companies together, which just shows how effective music can be in video advertisements as compared to using only text or visuals. Video media advertising and commercials with music invest in long-term brand or company images in the consumer’s minds.

    Video advertisements that tend to be the most effective, almost always balance between the use of audio and video. Music can enhance the audio, and it should offset the video to effectively relay the marketers’ desired messages to their particular audiences.

    Some advertisements are better without music, but these are very rare and always depend from case to case. Most of the time, the best advertisements which leave lasting impressions are those with perfect mixtures of audio and video. The next time you watch a video advertisement, consider muting the audio. You will see a different message and effect as compared to watching it with the audio and music.

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    Source by Ann Rountre

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  • What Marketing Strategy Is the Best for You?

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    If you pick the right marketing strategy, you’ll be like that little guy in the middle of my diagram above. Yes! Winning! Fist pumps!

    The problem with marketing today is that there are way too many options and it’s much too confusing. It makes me dizzy just thinking about this stuff and I’ve been immersed in it for 35 years.

    Well, I lay down on my bed last week with a notepad and started to map out my “Unified Theory of Marketing Strategies” with an emphasis on online marketing.

    And I actually came up with something that’s not totally confusing, and might even be helpful to a few people.

    Here goes…

    It’s yet another four-quadrant grid where the vertical axis is a scale from easy to hard and the horizontal axis is a scale from passive to proactive.

    I emerged with these four snappy quadrants:

    Hard and Passive = Multimedia

    Easy and Passive = Publishing

    Hard and Proactive = Presentations

    Easy and Proactive = Email

    Now, all of these strategies can be effective. But, yes some are easier than others. And the passive ones tend to take a lot longer than the proactive ones.

    Hard and Passive = Multimedia (Videos)

    Everyone is crazy about video these days. It’s a challenging, yet passive strategy. You put a lot work into creating a video and then post it on YouTube hoping people see it.

    It’s difficult to do well. It’s time-consuming and it can be expensive. And most videos are pure crap. If you want to do it well, it takes a chunk of change and a lot of time.

    Throwing up a lot of little videos on your website can be a nice touch, but they usually don’t get people to call you in droves.

    So, as you can see, I’m not crazy about a video strategy for self-employed professionals. I’m not saying they can’t work, but it’s a whole lot of work to do right.

    Best example: A non-duality teacher named Rupert Spira (non-duality.rupertspira.com/home). He does live workshops and films everything. Then his staff chops them up into questions and answer segments and posts them on YouTube. They’re five to fifteen minutes long. And what you see is what you get. No pitch, no hype. It’s his teaching unadulterated.

    He has hundreds of videos on YouTube with hundreds of thousands of views. Does it work? Well, his workshops are always full and all he does is a low-key email announcement to his list every month or two.

    I like this approach a lot. Got a lot of good content? Look good on video (unlike yours truly)? Then you may want to emulate Rupert.

    Easy and Passive = Publishing

    I happen to like this strategy a lot as it, ahem, built my “Empire.” It’s relatively easy: Write a how-to article on your subject matter once a week, send it out to those on your e-list and publish on your blog. Fame ensues.

    But online publishing can be a lot more than that. You can take those same articles and publish them on Medium, LinkedIn, and Ezine Articles. And then you can announce them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. Sometimes you can get big exposure when writing an article for a major online publication. Web traffic multiplies.

    The cost is zero; an article takes from two to five hours to write (unless it takes you several days). And your ideas are online for eternity to be discovered by those looking for practical ideas. Some will opt-in to your e-list and perpetuate this virtuous marketing circle.

    The downside, of course, is that, according to my extensive research, (a 10 second Google search), there are 2 million articles published online every day. The mind reels. So your stuff will be out there, but somewhat lost in a very big haystack.

    I’m still a big advocate of online publishing, but the mountain is getting steeper and steeper. Just writing an article or two here and there won’t help you much.

    Best Example: Well, other than mine, of course, check out Henneke of Enchanted Marketing. She has a wonderful, readable, fun blog on business writing and blogging. And she walks her talk. It’s all about well-written, relevant content. If you don’t have that as a foundation, it’s a total waste of time.

    Hard and Proactive = Presentations

    I built my business on presentations in front of live audiences at professional associations and chambers of commerce. It got me attention, added people to my mailing list and generated warm leads for marketing coaching.

    And I still do presentations today in the form of webinars. I just filled my recent group program with the help of a couple webinars (also called video conferences). They most certainly do work.

    But I put presentations in the hard category, not because they are all that hard to give, but can take a long time to prepare. The last one I did took me two full days. There were about 200 slides (whew).

    Yes, that’s not the only way to do a webinar. You can just go live on Zoom Video, and that can work as well. You ultimately have to find your style and test what works.

    Presentations are proactive in that at the end you can ask for the business. And, of course, you can turn the recording of the webinar into a video in a snap and send it out to those on your list. Watch it here.

    So presentations will always play a big part in my marketing toolkit.

    One other thing though – If you don’t have a LOT of people on your email list, good luck in getting much of an attendance. Yes, you can do guest presentations hosted by others, but you don’t have the same control and ability to pitch your professional services.

    Best example: John Nemo of LinkedIn Riches (linkedinriches.com). His webinar is a blast. There are a lot of them out there in the online marketing world. And many, Like John, have set them up as evergreen webinars that are scheduled to play automatically several times a day. These are kind of a hybrid between publishing and presentations.

    Easy and Proactive = Email

    In my opinion, email is the most powerful overall marketing tool. And it gets the least respect. But I can’t imagine even being in business without email marketing.

    Social media gets all the PR and all the attention, but email gets the business. A recent study showed that email generated 40 times the business results of Facebook and Twitter combined.

    Email is the online tool that’s been around the longest, and I think it’s taken for granted. Promotional emails have expanded exponentially over the years, but most of it isn’t very good.

    We wade through our email boxes like we sort our mail over the trashcan. Delete, delete, delete. Why? Because it’s either not relevant or it’s boring. Usually both.

    I feel that email has the greatest potential of all the online marketing strategies because it’s both relatively easy and the most proactive marketing medium of all. Your message goes right into the mailbox of your potential client. Nothing else can do that.

    Marketing email holds great opportunities for improvement in several areas:

    1. How to incorporate humor as the most powerful attention-getting device in existence (that almost nobody is using).

    2. How to telegraph your value proposition straight to the minds and hearts of your prospect.

    3. How to make your emails clear, focused, and easy-to-read.

    4. How to craft a compelling call-to-action that is hard to resist.

    5. How to get emails to thousands of your prospects without looking like spam.

    If you’re not working on ALL of these, your emails will not get the attention and response you want.

    Best Example: Therapy Practice Accelerator. Visit this site and get on the list just to see the brilliance of the email marketing. It’s all about demonstrating results.

    What marketing strategies will you choose?

    Take the four marketing quadrants into consideration. The easier a marketing activity, the more likely you’ll actually do it. And the more proactive a marketing activity, the faster the response you’ll get.

    Cheers, Robert

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    Source by Robert Middleton

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  • The Age of The Information Entrepreneur

    The Age of The Information Entrepreneur

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    This has been changing rapidly, and now, an increasing number of entrepreneurs are starting to use e-books as a method of catapulting themselves into the limelight, using the option to become influencers, and gain a following through sharing of information. The ones who are quite savvy about how they do this, loop the system back and use their e-books as part of a sales funnel, whether it’s apparent or not.

    It used to be the case that the task of writing a book was tantamount to embarking on a long and arduous journey, that required long periods of time, great planning and dedication, an agent, the approval and acceptance of a publishing house, and more. This is no longer the case… Anyone who has wanted to write, can… and you can get your book published and ready to sell in less than 48 hours after it’s written. And no, it doesn’t take a great level of skill or any secret or specialised knowledge… I’ve done it, and have helped others do the same just by following a few simple steps, and using more simple steps have gotten books to #1 ranking spots – for some of them, without even a review to reassure buyers, (though I wouldn’t recommend this). So, if it’s that easy, why isn’t everyone doing it, and why aren’t all entrepreneurs who have published online have booming businesses?

    Well, in the answer lies what’s key… it’s not enough to simply write, what’s important is that you write content that others will find useful, and want to read, and more than that, essential for success is using that content in the right way. Let me expand…

    1) Whatever your entrepreneurial niche, learn what it is that people want to know more about.

    2) Write about this, keep it clear and simple… often short guides will get you further than long, complicated books.

    3) Publishing is easy, get your books on Amazon.

    4) Consider discounts and freebies… remember, it’s about exposure, publicity, and looping people back to you!

    5) Build up a database of everywhere you can promote your books. Take the time to research the social media groups, blogs etc. Ensure that they’re appropriate to your niche.

    6) Take the time to promote your discounts and freebies, and be honest and genuine about what your book delivers, and why people should get it.

    7) In your books, direct people to your website, subscriptions, other books etc.

    8) Always OFFER QUALITY & VALUE, and when you are looping people back to you, it should be to offer more value. Don’t use your books as a hook, only to steer people to an offer that isn’t worth the money or time they part with in exchange for it.

    9) The more quality and value you offer, the more repeat customers you’ll gather.

    10) Include snippets and tasters of your content on social media, blogs, forums etc.

    11) Repeat… remember, if you are choosing to be an influencer through information, you have to keep at it.

    And that’s it, in a nutshell! It is an era when anyone can be an author, so use your knowledge to your advantage!

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    Source by Noleen Mariappen

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  • What Is the Difference Between Mission and Arts and Crafts Styles?

    What Is the Difference Between Mission and Arts and Crafts Styles?

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    It’s not unusual to see a particular home decor item marked as “mission/arts and crafts.” This leads to the misconception that these two styles are one and the same, though this isn’t true. Home accessories in the mission style will not necessarily match those in the arts and crafts style, though the styles do feature some similarities. Knowing the difference between the two can help you differentiate between them in the stores, especially when you’re shopping for home accessories and decor and you’d like to create a more authentic space.

    Identification: Mission Styling

    Surprisingly enough, the terms “mission” and “craftsman” are interchangeable. These two styles refer to the exact same style of architecture and home decor. This happened like many things today: through the media. To make a long story short, a traveling salesman for Stickley Craftsman Furniture was speaking to a newspaper reporter, who turned around and used the term “mission” for the furniture in the catalog displayed “in a Spanish Mission,” rather than using the term craftsman. Ever since, the term has stuck and is now easily used interchangeably with the term ‘craftsman.’

    That being said, knowing where the style came from doesn’t help differentiate what it looks like. Craftsman is actually a variation of the Arts and Crafts style. It came about in the late 19th century and into the early 20th century. It features larger, thicker lines than those seen on arts and crafts styled furniture and home decor pieces. These lines were clean and unadorned, no excessive ornate detailing, but rather, straight lines and angles with very little additional, unnecessary adornments.

    Identification: Arts and Crafts Styling

    As noted earlier, mission styled furniture and home decor products feature thicker, larger lines. Arts and crafts refers to the style from which mission (craftsman) evolved from. The Arts and Crafts home decor style began during the late 1800s, just slightly before mission/craftsman styling began to arise.

    Arts and crafts styled furniture is simple but elegant. It features thinner lines but simple and beautiful forms. Unlike mission styling, however, arts and crafts furniture and other home decor items featured a bit of ornamentation: hand carving, inlays in the wood, subtle curvature and so forth. These seemingly minor differences can actually help make it easier to spot the difference between arts and crafts home decor and mission home decor.

    Once you know these seemingly subtle differences, you can quickly begin to differentiate between furniture, home accessories and decor that is craftsman or mission and those pieces that are arts and crafts. Many people are under the impression that these styles are all the one and the same, but knowing the basics, including the difference in thickness of the lines and the use of inlays, demonstrates how truly different these styles are.

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    Source by Emily Chadwick

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  • 4 Tips For Creating The Perfect LinkedIn Profile for Your Business

    4 Tips For Creating The Perfect LinkedIn Profile for Your Business

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    When you run a business, or even if you're just starting a new business, one of the things that you should be thinking about now in the age of technology is social media. Every business should have its own pages on social media, whereby you can interact with customers, try and engage new leads and clients, and publish new information or products and services.

    Creating the perfect LinkedIn profile for your business can take a while to get right at the beginning, but it can have a huge effect on generating traffic to your website and customers to your business.

    1. Make Sure Your Logo Can Be Clearly Seen

    Don't use a profile picture which is one of your products or a picture of your staff members. You can post images like this later on, but for now you should concentrate on your logo and making sure that the main images associated with your business become well-known. Once you have decided on a logo, you should stick with it rather than try to change it depending on the comments you receive online.

    2. Stay Professional

    Your LinkedIn profile should look professional in every single way. You wouldn't create a personal LinkedIn profile for employers to find which didn't look highly professional, so don't be tempted to do so from behind the curtain of your business. Respond to enquiries in a timely and polite manner, and build professional relationships with other users and businesses.

    3. Include Some Information About Your Business

    It's tempting to leave the 'About You' section until later, but when it comes to your business, you don't want to miss any opportunities. Waiting just a few days to update this section could mean that you miss out on several potential leads for the business. Before creating any social media profiles, you should have a website and mission statement set out, which you can use to provide LinkedIn users with more information about your business.

    4. Appear Approachable

    Some people are interested in contacting a business through LinkedIn, but just don't feel like the business is approachable. This is often a combination of many things, such as announcements that you are very busy lately, unfriendly-sounding updates or blog posts, and pictures which lack color and personality. It's almost like creating a personality for your business. You should try to achieve a personable, friendly, professional and credible appearance for your business.

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    Source by Jon Allo

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  • Advanced Marketing Tips to Be a Successful Affiliate

    Advanced Marketing Tips to Be a Successful Affiliate

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    Your continued dedication and attention is required when pursuing affiliate marketing. You will find helpful tips on how to reach your customers once you join an affiliate program. If you use tools, such as email marketing, they will help you develop a rapport with your customers. This will also ensure that you reach a large number of potential customers, so do your research and make it count.

    See how companies track outside orders (not on their site) before choosing an affiliate program. If you are generating sales to that company you will lose out on lots of commission.

    When taking a chance on affiliate marketing, take the time to locate affiliates that can offer you the types of products and services that you are interested in promoting. You will gain many different income sources if you connect with a large number of affiliate networks. Research affiliates so you are comfortable with.

    Be sure to use email marketing to gain advantages in your Internet marketing endeavors. Make sure you give each customer an option to be added to your email contact list every time you process an order. Signing up should be as painless as you can make it for your customers; do not pester them for anything besides their email address and their name. Tell your customers how often they would get emails from you upon signing up. You should send emails whenever you want to notify customers about product updates or new products. They are also great ways to provide answers to common questions and other pertinent information. Use automated email software that will personalize them for each recipient. Send out seasonal discounts and the occasional thank-you message for your existing customers. If you'd like to attract more subscribers, let visitors on your site know about the great deals only your email subscribers can access. Ask your customers for feedback, and give them a special offer for telling you how they feel about your services.

    You should submit your affiliates all the time. Getting rid of poor performing affiliates gives you a chance to make more room for better-paying advertisers.

    If you're starting out in affiliate marketing, you need to do some research and sign up with the affiliates that can provide you with the types of products and services you plan on selling. You can diversify your income sources if you connect with a wide range of affiliate networks. Research affiliates and only accept the ones you can be comfortable with them before accepting them.

    You may want to market things that are considered to be the hottest products. You want to have good quality products; remember that popularity does not necessarily equate to quality. You only raise the level of competition when you decide to get involved with highly sought after items. You may not possibly profit.

    Try to customize the ways in which you keep in touch with your target audience. Remember that different people respond to different things, and keep your marketing campaign diverse to address all of those differences. Some are more comfortable receiving newsletters via email while others enjoy using social media. Try to think about the demographic that you are attending. Take your competition into consideration when you are trying to keep an edge. Research their business from a consumer's perspective. You should always be on the lookout for new approaches to increase your advertising success.

    Many affiliate marketers put too hard to attain a "super" affiliate status. They try to juggle too many products and end up dropping them all. Keep in mind that maximum results you can achieve. You must put in a lot of time and find a marketing approach that works for you.

    You will want to find an affiliate that has a lot of different options when it comes to getting your payments.

    You should try your hand at secret links. There are certain ways you can embed affiliate links into your text for affiliates without being obnoxious or blatant about it. Be transparent about them if you use links and take advantage of their use. Make sure they understand the context of the text link so you won't surprise them.

    Be creative with your affiliate marketing efforts. Always try to keep base with your previous customers as you look for new leads. Follow these tips and develop your own strategies.

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    Source by Cameron Nyack

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  • How Online Digital Marketing Course Can Help You Shape Your Career in Marketing?

    How Online Digital Marketing Course Can Help You Shape Your Career in Marketing?

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    Introduction to Digital Marketing
    A good hold on digital technology has become vital in the marketing industry like never before. And with the ever-rising use of digital platforms for promoting your products and services, demand for professionals with strong holds on these techniques and strategies has also increased. People have started spending as much as twice the time on the internet as they used to a few years back. And with this, online shopping has surpassed the offline shopping statistics.

    Marketing is all about interacting with the right audience at the right time at the right place and as most people remain online for most of the time, it has become the obvious place to connect with them. Next is the strategy to explain your plans to them in the most effective manner to convert them into customers. Digital marketing, collectively refers to all the efforts made to leverage potential customers on digital platforms like Google search, emailing, social media and websites etc.

    Why digital marketing is so successful?

    • Increases traffic on websites
    • Helps in generating leads
    • Helps in brand building
    • Improves the ranking of the search engine
    • Helps in improving internal communication
    • Helps in providing better customer services
    • Helps in understanding the ever-changing demands and expectations of people.

    What are you taught in Digital marketing course?

    • Search engine optimization (SEO): It is a process of attracting traffic from free and natural search results on a search engine such as Google, Yahoo or Bing by ensuring that your website appears high on the list of results shown by the search engine.
    • Web Analytics: The process of collecting, measuring, analyzing, and reporting the web data in order to understand the web usage behavior of people.
    • Email marketing: Every commercial message sent to a group of existing or potential customer is email marketing.
    • Pay per click (PPC) marketing: In this model an advertiser pays a certain fee to a website owner each time his advertisement on that site is clicked.
    • Social media marketing: Using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, etc. to promote your product is social media marketing.

    The above listed are only some of the components of a marketing course and along with that interactive session with industry experts, doubt clearing sessions, practical assignments and surveys are conducted from time to time.

    A well designed Online Marketing course should be able to give one an opportunity to discover various tactical ways as to how modern business houses are making high profits using digital marketing. Thorough case studies help in understanding better implementation and gives a cutting-edge insight into the latest developments. It should also be giving you an opportunity to interact and learn from industry experts.

    Why you should opt for an online course in digital marketing
    Gone are the days where you could afford to stick to the conventional marketing strategies and ignore digital marketing. The scenario has changed and whether or not you are planning a career in the marketing industry, you cannot deny the fact that everyone today has become a digital marketer by posting updates, pictures and videos on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube etc. An online digital marketing course gives you an opportunity to get enrolled in the best program across the globe.

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    Source by Shalini M

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  • The Enduring Nature of Love

    The Enduring Nature of Love

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    Love Endures and we are reminded of this idea during this month of February, when Valentine's Day is celebrated .. Now- a- days, people buy cards and send e-greetings to their beloveds. But long ago, people expressed their love via post or letters delivered on horseback.No telephones, Internet and mass media were utilized to convey the message from one lover's heart to another. I adore the old romantic movies from early US history, where letters are hand crafted with delicate calligraphy to express the heartfelt passion of the lovers heart.The letters are then carefully sealed with wax and given to an entrusted delivery person or mail service to ensure that their beloved, however near or far away will receive it. Upon receipt of the letter, that may have taken weeks or months to arrive, the cherished recipient opens it, and is reminded that love endures through time and distance.

    How very different this delayed gratification is, from the immediacy of sending a text, email or Instagram post as we do nowadays.With technology so highly advanced, one can reach out to many people at one time and express their love and they can voice their love many times a day to one or numerous friends and lovers near and far. Also, there is no need to wait for a response, as in days gone by, instead one can receive immediate feedback that their loved ones care for them. But perhaps this instant gratification of love expressed virtually has outweighed the benefits of love that is cultivated slowly and held closely to one's heart over time and space.

    I imagine that years ago, before mass communication was available, that love was more tenderly cherished and expressions of love, although more infrequent, were possibly more genuine.The innocence of love that endures over time without the constant need for a barrage of proof that comes from texts, calls, emails and Instagrams that one is loved is a special gift. Consider the friend whom you haven't heard from in many years, who suddenly resurfaces in your life (maybe from a Facebook search) Upon reconnecting with one another, the love that was there may be instantly reignited and a bond that was formed eons ago can come to life again.This is proof that love endures through time and doesn't diminish because of lack of contact. remember that just because you have not heard from someone in a while, that does not mean that they don't love you.

    Perhaps you have been lucky enough to connect with a person who feels incredibly familiar to you upon first meeting them. You may have a sense of loving them automatically. This could possibly be a divine union that began in another lifetime, only to be continued in this time and space.When true love is present, the power of that formidable force can transcend all physical limitations.This applies to our loved ones that have moved on to the other side of life as well. Their love is still accessible to us. True love endures ceaselessly.

    During this Valentine's month, look deep within your heart and see if there is someone you could reach out to and express your love for them, even though time may have passed since your last encounter. You just might be pleasantly surprised to discover that love endures through time and space.

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    Source by Liah Howard

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  • Should You Use a Chat Bot on Your MLM Business Site?

    Should You Use a Chat Bot on Your MLM Business Site?

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    Does your MLM business site generate a ton of traffic and do you find yourself falling behind? If you have answered yes to the question, exploring a chat bot option may be the right choice for you. Are you good with technology? Do you like learning new things? If so, then adding one of these units to your site can help you. There are small benefits to adding a chat system to your business website; it can increase productivity, decrease wasted time chasing down cold leads, may increase sales and lead interest, may help send visitors to other pages on your site.

    MlM business chat bot and setting one up

    A chat bot could help your MLM business grow and stabilize in a world that is so competitive, and in a nutshell, it is a unit that responds to interactions from your visitor’s behavior. It is fully customizable, but it can get costly if you choose to use premium features for your business. In regards to WordPress, there are plenty of free options but it can be very limiting to what you need it to do. If you are not tech savvy please talk to your website manager about setting one up.

    To install the chat bot on your site whether it be WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, or any other set up, you can then customize the bot the to trigger a response to your visitors. You can also customize colors, questions, answers, and timing of the system. You can also have it collect emails and other information for you so that you can respond yourself.

    Other chat systems for MLM business owners

    MLM business owners can use other chat systems instead of the artificial intelligence one. News bots you have to run manually and can be connected to Facebook or possibly other social Media sites. There are some really good premium ones that can help you increase business and decrease bounce rates on your site. They are easy to set up for your site. They are easy to monitor and often are connected to external websites. This Means you need to access the other dashboard from the from the host’s website. This allows your system to load faster without slowing your pages down, but there are some systems that load directly from your site and have their own dashboards. This can slow your pages down, and this can be due to the script it’s using.

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    Source by David L. Feinstein

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