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Rules For Moms Working From Home Online
by Hans Kristian Anderson on Dec.31, 2010, under Hans Kristian Anderson, Internet Marketing
Moms Working From Home
Whether you have given up your corporate job to spend more time with the kids selling info products or want to augment the household income, work-from-home online jobs can be one of your best options to bring in steady profit. Setting up a home office sends the idea that you are committed to the family and your career. But as good as it is to make you both professionally and domestically functional, working online—and at home—can present some problems. What are you supposed to choose between a wailing kid and a project nearing deadline? How are the kids expected to behave when mommy’s working? And who’s going to wash the dishes? Moms working from home online are sometimes torn between work and household duties. So, how do you draw the line?
Families are as diverse as the individuals that make them; therefore, parenting and running the household greatly vary in style. But though that’s the case, online working moms should follow specific rules to allow productivity. Here are some of them:
1. Discuss the setup with the family. It should be agreed upon by the husband and, in case they are all grown up, the kids. If the kids are still toddlers or need close attention, decide if you are going to hire a caregiver, and if you are, identify if it’s going to be a fulltime or a part-time caregiver. In most cases, part-time sitters are more practical since mommies won’t work the entire day anyway.
2. Define your work schedule. It, of course, depends on your preference, family, and other duties. But whatever your schedule is, make sure everyone knows it to lessen distractions and interruptions. Setting definite working hours also gives your kids the impression that they have a space in your schedule and that they can wait for their time rather than barge in your home office any time they want. Stick to your schedule at all times, unless of course urgent events merit your attention.
3. Decide whether you will have a closed door or open door policy. A closed door policy works better if you have a hired sitter. This allows you to work with little or no distractions and your sitter to comfortably assume responsibility without your constant inquiry and checking. The open door, on the hand, is advised if you don’t have a hired caregiver. With this policy, you can instantly check how the things are going with your kids and the house. But since this can invite noise and distraction, you can close the door whenever you need extra concentration and are talking over the phone.
4. Orientate yourself, the kids, and the caregiver about the possible interruptions that you can and cannot respond. Be as specific as possible and show sturdiness. Don’t go out of your home office at the sound of a whimper; instead let your caregiver do her job. If the kids are grown up, tell them the kind of environment you need and how they can help you achieve it. Children just need to be talked to and constantly reminded.
5. Lay out your expectations by writing out your organizational goals—how the kids are supposed to behave, the amount of household chores you can assume, the level of noise you can tolerate, among other things. Then, set out a plan. If, for instance, your kids are older, you can ask them to tidy their rooms on their own. Or you can work far from the living or TV room. Moms working online and their families, at the start, need to make certain adjustments.
Always Over Deliver
by Hans Kristian Anderson on Dec.12, 2010, under Internet Marketing
As an online merchant, your customers cannot see your face. They cannot hear your voice when you are recommending your info products or any other type of product, and When you are telling your customers what benefits they can derive out of your products, they cannot see the emotions on your face.
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The Internet is a level playing field for every Internet marketer and merchant out there. The sheer connectivity means that you can reach every individual in the world. You are not limited by geographic constraints and anyone can be your client or customer.
This is precisely why you should over deliver. When every competitor of yours has access to everyone in the market, your only way of winning the battle is to over deliver, again and again. You present yourself as a person with the customer’s interest at heart when you over deliver. You become a trusted friend and not a greed-driven marketer out looking for their money. Simply your only way to differentiate yourself from your competitors is to over deliver.
By providing superb support for your customers is how you can start overdelivering. How many times have you been turned away with rude answers when asking about a certain product you purchased? Compare that with the number of times you have been provided very good service, as if you’re being helped by a personal friend. The ratio is just off balance, proving how scarce good customer support is.You will gain customers that are fiercely loyal to you because they know you have their best interest at heart, when you provide excellent support to your customers and answering to their every needs patiently.
You’re already ahead of most of your competitors, when you provide excellent customer support. Take it a step further and think: in what other ways can you over deliver to your customers?
One very good way is to give your customers a pleasant surprise when they make a purchase from you. For example, if a customer buys your cooking utensils, you might throw in a bonus recipe book for them. However, do not use the bonus as an incentive for the customer to buy your products. Your products must be good enough to make the customer buy it in the first place, and the bonus must serve as a surprise element; you must not announce it in the product catalogue.
Building a long-lasting relationship with your customers is the final way. If a customer buys regularly from you, you should send greeting cards during birthdays and on every holiday, be it Christmas, New Year, Easter, even Chinese New Year! Your customer will again remember you as a friend, not a business associate, and because of the warm relationship they will favour you above other merchants.
So, remember to start overdelivering today!
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Provide Value With Info Products
by Hans Kristian Anderson on Nov.08, 2010, under Internet Marketing
In a time when every penny counts, businesses have to work a little harder to attract loyal customers. You may be offering the highest quality product, but your customers are flocking to your competitor because they offer the best value. That’s because value isn’t just about quality if that quality comes at too high a price. Value is a balance of price, product quality, and the benefits of the purchase. So, while you are thinking that making the best product will sell in a down economy, it might or it might not. The way you’ve marketed that product to exemplify the best versus the cost is what it all depends on.(John Assaraf , his incredible story and revolutionary Brain Training System!!)
Value Perceived
Nothing on the marketplace has an intrinsic value that can’t be influenced by good marketing practices. The idea is to understand your customer base and solve some problem that they need addressed. You will be creating value in terms of benefits, if you can do that. If your solution is way over and above what they expected, the perceived value may increase, depending on the cost, If you are able to provide exceptional quality products at a reduced cost, you are providing a very high-value offer. But, even then, in many cases, quality is subjective, and that can also be influenced to create more demand. Goal Setting
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A Good Place To Start
Info products are a great way to provide high-quality, low-cost offers that demonstrate a value perceived high. The reason for this is that it takes very little time and money to create info products, and through the magic of the Internet, they can be duplicated and delivered endlessly. So, the manufacturing cost is quite low, and thus, many info products can be bundled into one offer to create packages of high value without any additional costs on your part. And,something that triggers instant satisfaction with your customers, as you deliver them instantly over the internet.
Some Products Suited To Be Internet Marketing Products More Than Others
While you can market anything you want over the Internet, some market niches lend themselves well to this media. If you can provide high quality, low cost, and quick delivery, then the Internet can be a great boon in down times. Just focus on services or products where you can manipulate the perceived value so that demand can remain constant or even increase during tough times. On the Internet, for the next few years at least, value is king and a key strategy for Internet marketing or offline marketing too.
Information Products?
by Hans Kristian Anderson on Jan.02, 2010, under Hans Kristian Anderson
Information Products
Information products are a great way to provide high-quality, low-cost offers that demonstrate a high-perceived value. The reason for this is that it takes very little time and money to create infoproducts, and through the magic of the Internet, they can be duplicated and delivered endlessly.
The manufacturing cost is quite low, and thus, you can bundle many info products into one offer to create high-value packages without any additional costs on your part. And, you can also deliver them instantly over the Internet, something that triggers instant satisfaction with your customers.
While you can market anything you want over the Internet, some market niches lend themselves well to this media.
If you can provide high quality, low cost, and quick delivery, then the Internet can be a great boon in down times. Just focus on products and services where you can manipulate the perceived value so that demand can remain constant or even increase during tough times.
At the present time on the internet and well into the future, value is going to be king and a key strategy for Internet and offline marketing too.
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