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Testimonials are a great way to build consumer confidence in your product. Hearing from other people who have purchased the product and are satisfied with the results goes a long way toward making sales. Testimonials can range from short blurbs (a sentence or two, or a paragraph) to letter-length endorsements. The blurbs are great for interspersing with the text of your autoresponder messages; longer testimonials are excellent for posting on your web site.

How do you get testimonials?

Once you start selling your product, you will likely receive unsolicited notes from buyers who are pleased with their purchases. But at the outset of your campaign, before you have actually began selling anything, there are several ways to get testimonials:

• Friends and family. Ask friends and family to review your product and write a few sentences describing what they like about it and why they would recommend it to others. This may seem like cheating, but no one has to know you’re acquainted with your testimonial writersand besides, if they actually like the product, there is nothing dishonest about it.

• Colleagues and experts in your field. If you work or have worked in a field relating to your topic, ask your coworkers (or former coworkers) to write up a testimonial blurb for you. If you don’t work in a related field, look up people who do online (groups or forums are good places to start) and e-mail them to ask if they would mind reviewing your product in exchange for a free copy. Most reviewers work on a free-product basis and will be happy to do so.

• Other affiliate members and resellers. Think all people trying to sell the same product as you are bitter enemies? Think again! Many internet marketers working with affiliate and reseller programs are happy to help other entrepreneurs, because believe it or not, there is plenty of market to go around. Of course, they will expect the same courtesy from you. Since they are already familiar with the product, they will have no trouble coming up with a testimonial for you.

NOTE: Always make sure you have the permission of the person who wrote the testimonial to use their name and words in your marketing materials. Get it in writing or by e-mail, even from friends and family. Make that especially from friends and familyyou never know when a disagreement will result in a rescinding of an offer to help. If you get permission via e-mail, simply end your disclaimer message (I hereby give [your name] permission to use my name and remarks for marketing purposed, signed X) with a line that states: Typing my initials here constitutes my official signature___. Then just ask them to reply to the message, add their full name and initials, and hit send. Most people will be willing to do this.

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Do you operate a website, send out electronic newsletters or e-mail campaigns? Have you ever experimented with the different fonts (typefaces) available? If you have, you probably discovered there are numerous fonts available on your computer - in some cases 100-200 or more. How then do you decide which font to use?

This article will give you a brief overview of choosing fonts for the internet, so that the next electronic piece of information you send achieves the desired effect.

Where the Font Do We Start?
First, even though there are thousands of fonts available to us, each computer usually only has a hundred or so installed for use. Different operating systems, and various other files or programs you obtain can install various fonts on your computer and add to that number. Those fonts are usually compatible across programs, meaning you will be able to use all of your system fonts in any program. Let’s say your computer came pre-installed with 150 fonts. Then you bought a common software program that added 50 more fonts to your computer. You now have 200 fonts you will be able to use in any program that is designed to allow font selection.

Isn’t that great? You instantly have more fonts to choose from. If you’re working in print materials or graphics, then you actually do have the freedom to choose whatever fonts you want. However, if you are not printing the final version but instead delivering your material via the internet, whether it be on a website, by email, or any other type of electronic media, you don’t actually have as much freedom as you may think. There are several factors to take into consideration that could influence your choice, including perception, usability and availability.

Perception.
The typeface that you select needs to accurately reflect the mood of your message. Do you want the tone conveyed to your reader to be formal or informal, friendly or serious, professional or playful? If the message is of a professional and formal nature, then your font should accurately portray that. But if the message is to a group of friends inviting them to a party, you can have a little fun and take a more informal approach with your fonts. Always consider the audience for which the piece is intended, and then choose a font that achieves the perception you desire.

Usability.
After you have established the intended audience for your message, make sure they can actually read it! Many fonts are hard to read simply because they are so small in size (like 8 point or 10 point). Cursive and italic fonts can be hard on the eyes and are strongly discouraged for the purposes of main bodies of text. Italics should only be used for emphasis or as graphical elements. You also don’t want your font too large, as this can make it difficult for the eyes to scan across a large body of text. There are many fonts available intended specifically for headings and logo text that would be inappropriate for the main body of a message. To maximize usability, make sure to choose a font that is legible and easy on the eyes.

Availability.
This is the most easily overlooked aspect of font selection and can result in completely unexpected results. To insure the recipient sees the same message style you created, the fonts you use must be available on their computer. When you create a website for example, the HTML code will “call” the font that is supposed to be displayed. This tells your browser program what font it should display on that particular page. Even though you may have 200 fonts installed on your computer and you see your fonts fine and dandy, that doesn’t mean that the person on the other end viewing your website has the exact same fonts as you. In a case where he doesn’t, his browser will substitute a different font of its own choosing, which could completely change their perception of your intended message. At the very least, they may think you were sloppy in putting your material together. Email programs, and electronic newsletters, all work the same way. So bottom line, you need to use fonts that you are positive your entire web audience will have available on their computer. We call these “Web-Safe” fonts.

With thousands of fonts out there, you’re probably thinking, “No big deal, there are still plenty of choices”. Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there are only 9. Yes, you read that correctly, there are only NINE web-safe fonts that you can be assured are on every single computer out there! Those fonts are Arial, Arial Black, Courier New, Comic Sans, Georgia, Impact, Tahoma, Times New Roman, Trebuchet, and Verdana. Let’s take a couple of minutes to understand the differences in these fonts.

There are two basic types of fonts; serif or sans serif. Serif by definition has a fine line finishing off the main strokes of a letter, or letters may end with a rounded tip. And “sans” is a French term meaning “without”, so in the case of sans serif it would be without those fine lines. The most common serif font is Times New Roman and the most common sans serif font is Arial, both of which are web-safe fonts. Of the nine web-safe fonts there are only 3 serif fonts; Courier New, Georgia and Times New Roman. Serif fonts in very small text sizes can be hard to read, therefore caution should be used when selecting those for small print.

Arial (properly pronounced “are-ree-al”)
Arial was introduced as the default typeface for Windows 3.1 when it was released by Microsoft in the early 1990s. It is not difficult to read unless used in very small sizes, and it is the most popular sans serif font today. It is however quite plain, and people tend to get bored of Arial because they see it every where. But, since it’s so widely available, easy to read, and the default for Microsoft products, it is a great font to use for main content areas of your marketing materials, newsletters, websites, etc.

Arial Black
Arial Black is one of many versions of Arial, released with Internet Explorer 3. It is a bolder font than Arial and is great for headings and short sections of text that require emphasis.

Courier New
Courier New, a serif font, was primarily a font used in old typewriters. Not normally used as main bodies of text, it is still used to display code in documents or when the writer wants the old-fashioned typewriter look in their document.

Comic Sans
Comic Sans started shipping with Windows 95 as a preinstalled font. Designed to look like comic book lettering, the font was created for informal copy. Regarded today as unprofessional, this sans serif font is not recommended for materials of a professional nature. Comic Sans became a more popular font when it started being used as the text inside the tags on Beanie Babies!

Georgia
Georgia, a serif font, was created for Microsoft in 1993 to provide a clean font for use on the web that would display well even in small sizes. Georgia font letters are taller than most other web-safe fonts, making them easier to read when used in smaller sizes. Georgia is a great alternative when you’re tired of traditional Times New Roman, but still want a serif font.

Impact
Impact is a very bold sans serif font. By it’s name, it was designed to impact the reader, and is therefore recommended only for headings, small blocks of text, areas on the page that you want to grab the readers eye. Because of it’s thick block style, Impact looks best when there is plenty of space around it otherwise it looks cluttered.

Tahoma
Tahoma, a very close cousin of Verdana, was designed in 1999 for Microsoft. It is so similar to Verdana that many don’t see the difference in the fonts. Mainly, Tahoma keeps its lettering tighter so that text does not spread out as far as Verdana does. Tahoma is a great font option for those needing a sans serif font but who are getting bored of Arial.

Times New Roman
Times New Roman is the most widely used serif font, developed in 1931 for use by The Times newspaper in London. It has remained a very popular font for setting type in books, magazines, newspapers, etc. The U.S. State Department has been using Times New Roman 14 point on all diplomatic documents since 1994, replacing their old font of choice Courier New 12 point.

Trebuchet (properly pronounced “treb-u-shet”
Trebuchet was designed in 1996 for Microsoft and is a popular sans serif font for those bored with the plain appearance of Arial. Having a definite style all it’s own, Trebuchet is easy to read for large or small type and works well for main bodies of text. Due to its unique styling though, it can be seen as a feminine font and if your audience is all men they may not relate well to that font.

Verdana
Verdana, designed for Microsoft in 1996 is probably the most easy to read web-safe sans serif font available. With its taller lettering, and more evenly spaced letters it can be easily read in larger sizes as well as small sizes. It does extend the width of text on a page, so it’s great for filling design that have a lot of space with a small amount of copy.

What Font do YOU Want?
Now that you understand the differences between the 9 web-safe fonts, which one will you choose for your internet communications? If you’re looking for a serif font, then Georgia is our recommendation. It is the clearest serif font on the web, since it was designed for just that purpose. If you are looking for a sans serif font, Verdana is the clearest on screen font for readability and is our number one recommendation, with good old Arial pulling up a close second.

Angela Nielsen is President of NIC Media Group, an award-winning web development company located in southern California. To find out more about Angela NIelsen or NIC Media Group visit www.nicmedia.com. Copyright 2006 by Angela Nielsen. Professional editing provided by www.sharpediting.com.

Lots of free things are offered on the internet.

Free coupons, samples, free gift cards, free phones, free lunch, free high ticket items. All these and more are offered just as giveaways. You participate in the offer and the thing is yours. No raffle or drawing of any kind. Your gift is guaranteed.

Then there are surveys which offer chances to win brand new cars, cruises, bikes, makeovers and other high-value stuff. Fill up the survey and you are entered in the draw for such items.

You naturally ask:

• How can anybody offer such valuable things for free?

• Is this all sham or fraud of some kind?

• Is there some hidden cost to these seemingly free handouts?

• Is there some catch?

While there maybe some shady deals on the net, not all such offers are fraudulent. And believe it or not, the offered things are given free to you. Free in the sense that you don’t have to pay money for them. Instead you pay for these items in other way. So there is a cost to you after all.

So What Is The Cost to You?

You pay for these goodies with your time. Companies use these offers to call your attention to their products or services. The idea is that if you get to see their products or services you may be inclined to go for them when you are in need of such things. For getting your attention, they offer discount coupons, samples, free gift cards or chances to win big ticket items, the basic idea remains the same - to reach as many consumers like you and me.

Your Benefits

When you participate in such offers, your instant gain is the freebie or a winning chance, but there is yet another advantage to you. You get to know about many new products and services that may have come up on the market recently. These may be more competitive or have more benefits. And most important of all, they are free. So you don’t lose anything to do them.

How to Gain From These Offers

The best way to gain from such offers is to look at each of them and see what you have to do to participate. Enter as many free surveys as possible that offer you free winning chances. Also the free gift card offers and other free item offers work in pretty same way. Most of them ask you to answer a short survey and complete some offers according to their guidelines - this is how they promote their products and services. Incidentally, this is how you pay for them - with your attention and time.

Your best bet is to go for those offers that don’t ask you to pay anything. And do as many as possible. Because more you participate, the more chances you have to win or get a gift of your choice. For this you should bookmark the sites that feature such offers or subscribe to their RSS feeds or newsletters.

Take Prompt Action

All such offers are time sensitive. The winning survey offers do go on for a longer period of time as they want to have as many responses as possible for a single prize, but even then there naturally has to be a cut-off date.

On the other hand, the outright giveaway offers are on for a relatively shorter time. They are limited by the number of gifts that have been allocated for that promotion. Once that many gifts have been given out, these offers come to an end.

So don’t delay in going for something that seems attractive to you.

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The first and most logical step in whether or where to start a business is to conduct a market analysis. For a retail business, a few general locations should be chosen for detailed analysis to identify where the opportunity is greatest.

A market analysis is a study of the market area and of probable future patterns. It should include the current state of the market, and the nature and extent of competition. The purpose of the analysis is to make it possible to develop more accurate, that is, more fact-based sales forecasts. The method is to identify the pattern or trend of sales over the past and to use this information to project or estimate sales for the period ahead.

Another important issue is how much it costs in selling effort to produce a given volume of sales. It involves two types of costs: advertising costs, and salaries and wages paid for selling. If the business requires sales-people in the field, as a manufacturer might, information on reimbursable travel expenses should be included.

A study of the competition should be included in any market analysis. The competition may be local and well defined, or quite generalized, depending on the nature of the business and of the market. Trade associations and other data-gathering agencies, both governmental and non-governmental, are sometimes helpful in this area. A good deal of the information about competition, such as estimated sales, pricing policies, advertising and promotional costs , services offered, performance of sales personnel, must come from direct investigation, business by business.

Of interest also are whether there are businesses entering and leaving the competition recently, and changes in the competitive structure through product mix or services offered. If there is a lot of flux in the market, we need to look into the causes, and whether they are favorable to our entry.

When evaluating a location, be sure to investigate whether there any plans for proposed changes that may have an adverse effect on the future of the business. Urban revitalization programs, changes in highways and streets, flood-control programs, changes in zoning ordinances, could all severely impact what looks today like a favorable location.

The number of people within the market area and the amount of disposable income they have are important market factors. For many kinds of businesses, the total population is less important than certain segments of the population. A business selling hearing aids, for example, will be interested only in persons who have hearing difficulties, which would generally imply an older demographic.

General population figures are obtained from Federal, State, and local government sources. The Federal census gives not only total population figures but also breakdowns that are useful in many business situations. For most of the larger cities, census figures are further classified by sections within the city, called census tracts, on the basis of certain population and economic characteristics.

Business population figures may be available from numerous sources. The Yellow Pages of the telephone directory and the city directory are local sources that are immediately available. Chambers of commerce, trade associations, and State and Federal government agencies can often be helpful.

Many trade associations report the results of research on consumer expenditures. Other sources of data on income include planning commission offices, employment offices, and utility companies. Many newspapers research and report on building permits and demographic trends, especially in newly developed areas.

A much broader yet vital part of the market analysis has to do with what might be called the general state of the market, that is, overall economic conditions of the market area and of the country. These may be widespread movements such as national cycles of prosperity and less favorable times, or they may be purely local conditions.

Perhaps the prospective entrepreneur favors a particular area, near home for example, and is merely looking for a specific location. It can still be very useful to investigate a couple of other areas, in case the opportunity in the favored area is particularly less than in other neighborhoods. The possibility must always be recognized that the nature and /or direction of the industry, or the competitive situation may prove unfavorable in all the areas investigated.

Options then are to wait for conditions to become more favorable, or to “cast a wider net” geographically or in terms of business niche chosen. In any case, finding out at the analysis stage makes it much easier to optimize the opportunity chosen.

John B. Vinturella, Ph.D. has almost 40 years experience as a management and strategic consultant, entrepreneur, author, and college professor. For 20 of those years, Dr. Vinturella was owner/president of a distribution company that he founded. He is a principal in business opportunity sites jbv.com and muddledconcept.com, and maintains business and political blogs.

How do you produce ideas for new innovations? Here is a great
technique: Extract some basic ideas from existing products and
inventions, and then apply them to new areas.

If you look at a thermostat, for example, you might think “A
device to control the indoor climate.” This is certainly an idea
that can be used to come up with something new. You have to look
a little deeper, though, if you want more creative innovations.
Continue with, “It measures the temperature and then, using that
information, turns the heater on or off, to keep the house
comfortable.”

Continuing even deeper, we see that it uses measurement in order
to control something. Let’s work with that concept. With the
technology that exists today, we can make things happen
automatically, according to almost anything we can automatically
measure. This is a powerful concept that can and will lead to
some fantastic new innovations.

In an article on thought control, I pointed out that since we
can measure the changing activity of the brain as we change the
nature of our thoughts, we can already build a device that is
operated just by our thoughts. Even with the technology of
thirty years ago, we could have had a TV turn on whenever one’s
pulse rate increased. If you then trained yourself to increase
your pulse rate by thinking certain thoughts, you could turn on
a television with your thoughts.

Other New Innovations

To have many such ideas and new innovations, just look around
and start applying the basic concept of control by measurement.
Looking at the television, and thinking of measurable things
related to it, time is an obvious one. There are “sleep timers”
that turn the TV off after a certain amount of time, but how
about a device that only allows the TV to be on for three hours
in any given day? Kids can watch when they want, but they won’t
be able to watch too much.

A thermometer gives me the idea for a sign that changes it’s
message according to the weather. A restaurant, for example,
could have the sign say “Come in out of the cold,” when it was
cold, or “Cool off with an ice cold drink,” when it was hot, and
so on. I’m sure there are other businesses whose messages would
be variously more or less effective according to the weather.

When I look at the traffic, I see that speed can be measured.
There are already those radar signs now, that tell you how fast
you are going. There could be a sign down the road that says
“Slow down, we’re taking your picture,” or the radar gun could
turn on a fake siren whenever someone goes ten miles per hour
over the limit. The idea is simply that their speed triggers
something that will hopefully slow them down.

Yesterday I saw a new invention that measures your girth. So
what does it do with that information? Well, if you hold your
stomach in, you get clear sound in your headphones. If you let
your stomach hang out, the music is low quality and loses
volume. While I’m not sure how well this
stomach-exercise-motivator will sell, it does show how using the
concept of measurement to control can lead to very different
innovations. In fact, any application of a basic concept to new
areas can lead to new innovations.

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Poker tournaments freerolls are free poker tournaments that are hosted daily by the best online poker rooms. Poker tournament freerolls are often just called freerolls. Freerolls are loved by the poker playing community as they offer the poker players the chance to practice their tournament skills and win some cash prizes without spending a dime. The entry to these freerolls is - as the name suggests - free and prize money can range from a few dollars for a placing to a million dollars for winning the largest Texas Holdem poker tournament freerolls.

So why do the poker sites have freerolls? Is it because of their extremely generous nature and the fact that they make vast sums of money so they feel a moral obligation to give some of it back?

No of course it isn’t, the reason that the big poker websites offer freerolls is to attract people to their site. You can take advantage of these freerolls by visiting websites that list the most lucrative freerolls on the internet. Websites like No Limit Freerolls http://www.nlfreeroll.com have daily listing of poker tournament freerolls and other poker tournament promotions.

Just recently, Paradise Poker hosted a million dollar freeroll poker tournament. Imagine winning a million dollars online for no entry fee. These huge cash prize freerolls are gaining popularity and we should see more of these in the future. No Limit Freerolls keeps up to date listings of the largest poker freeroll tournaments with the biggest payouts.

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A frequently arising query from people aiming at losing weight is - “what are the best kind of exercises to losing weight quickly?” Numerous research findings indicate that the best way to lose weight is to couple up cardio exercises with strength-training exercises and to sustain the correct heart-rate for about 20-30 minutes for the actual fat burning process to initiate. Cardio exercises such as walking, jogging and cycling workout your lower body while cardio exercises such as swimming, climbing a flight of steps, doing the elliptical trainer or engaging in some kind of sports like tennis, cross-country skiing, horse riding, etc workout the whole body. Strength-training exercises aid in improving muscular strength and endurance in addition to toning up and firming the concerned muscle groups. While aerobic exercises aid in fat-burning only while you are engaged in that particular rigorous activity, strength training exercises elevates your resting metabolic rate as a result of which, your body burns fat even while you are taking rest and not working out.

The best exercises to losing weight quickly include - brisk walking, stepping, squats, Push-ups and Jumping. These exercises can easily be performed even at home and do not require you to invest in expensive fitness equipments. These exercises will strengthen-up your buttocks, leg muscles and arms, in addition to effectively burning down the excess fat accumulated in all the vital areas of your body such as your abdomen, waist, hips, arms, legs, etc.

Hampton Court Palace is placed to the south west of London, on the edge of the River Thames, bounded by woods and colourful estates. Hampton Court Palace, Henry eights splendid riverbank accommodation is set in over five-hundred acres of forest & gardens.

Evoking the feeling of well over four hundred and fifty years of legacy, fancy dressed staff can be spotted all through Henry eight’s and King William 3s impressive State estates. The scenes, noise and unpleasant smells of the amazing Tudor kitchens where banquets were organised for Henry?s dinning room of well over one thousand guests can also be viewed.

Hampton Court Palace has been split into 6 routes or tours. The Maze at Hampton Court Palace which is sited on the River Thames to the west of London City is in all likelihood the most famous hedge maze on this planet.

Hampton Court palace has an aggressive custom & is apparently controlled by some ghouls, including two of Henry eights deceased wives & a nurse to his offspring. Hampton Court Palace custodians and personnel will be around to help people to their chosen state estate for a sparkling wine and canap?s reception. Fancy dress callers will broadcast the evening meal & guests will be requested to take their places for a tremendous 2 course dinner with top-quality fine red & white wines. The England tourism board has plenty of other Royal attractions to visit in England.

Hampton Court Palace has over sixty acres of state grounds on-top-of the six hundred acres of royal parkland. The royal grounds go back to the 16th Century, when the original Privy Garden was laid out between fifteen-thirty & fifteen thirty eight for King Henry the 8th.

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