On the sign-up confirmation page of the course we added a simple forward-to-friend box.On Website A - of every 100 people who subscribed, the online course was forwarded an average of 40 times.On Website B - with a totally different product, the forward rate was 35 forwards for every 100 subscribers.Assuming that only 1/3 of people who received the email signed up that would mean that Website A was getting a 13% boost in subscriptions with the simple addition of this form.

What was discovered is if you make a product and then make a "mystique" about the product with a huge price-sticker people will be fooled.

It was basically one long infommercial for their products, with a bit of Cashflow playing in between.

Like every business we need to keep changing with the times and offering the products that people want to buy.

Think of all the other productive things you could do instead of chasing down a dead beat tennat for rent money!

whatever you do, i would avoid their mortgage products at all costs!

Besides the obvious Office products.

If you want to do something unique outsourcing is not likely to work.Yes, if you buy a mass-produced product, you're going to get a mass-produced product.

And the house has to smell clean, like cleaning products were just recently used.

I don't think a DIY business card would throw a sale because of the quality of my product and services are what brings the customers to me in the first place.So I guess basically I'm saying being polished and professional is good, but it doesn't matter if you can't deliver where it really matters.