Okay, it’s no secret that article marketing is one of the
best way to get thousands of dollars in free advertising
for your internet business. It’s also know that article marketing is becoming more and
more popular amongst internet marketers which means that
the competition is at an all time high.

So how in the world can a newbie to article marketing get
in on some the action and actually benefit from writing
and submitting articles as a way of getting free traffic
and advertising?

Well, here is the best article marketing tip ever given
and if you use it, you are guaranteed to explode your
traffic, sales, and efforts. The tip is this: Use each and every article that you
write and submit as way to build your opt in list.

That’s it. The best article marketing tip you will ever
get. If you use your articles as a way to collect the
name and email address of a percentage of the readers,
you will be in control of your own financial future.

There are many other article marketers that would argue
this tip, especially those who are using bum marketing
to bring in sales for affiliate products. You know what bum marketing is don’t you? That’s where
you write and submit a batch of articles centered around
a particular product.

Then at the end of the article, you send them readers
to the product web site. If they buy, you make money
if they don’t, you lose. This is where many people in my opinion are making the
biggest mistake ever.

Why spend your time and energy on the hope of the one
time sale when you drive that same reader to your simple
opt in squeeze page, offer them a great free ebook or
report, get their name and email address, then follow up
with them forever.

If you use article marketing to build your build a large
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The leading causes of death in the US are: heart disease, cancer and stroke-in that order. What affect does job stress have on your risk for any (or all) of these? PLENTY!

Research has proven that workplace stress jeopardizes a person’s health, regardless of other contributing factors such as smoking, diet, and lack of exercise. AARP magazine recently ran a story about a muscular 51-year-old marathon runner and Ironman triathlete-one fit guy right? WRONG! Five of his heart arteries were blocked at least 90% each!

How can this be? Stress proved to be the culprit…the chemicals released when we’re stressed cause blood to thicken and put us at risk of clogged arteries, heart attacks and strokes.

Recent studies have linked stress to cancer growth. Research reported in the journal Nature Medicine caused the medical community to take notice.

When mice with tumors were studied, the stressed mice had a tumor growth rate of 275% more than nonstressed mice and metastasis in the stressed mice was 50% higher. Researchers discovered receptors for the chemical adrenaline, released during stress, on the tumor cells! Proof positive that stress was contributing to the growth of the cancer.

The intent of this article is not to scare you but to create awareness of a factor you have total control over with major consequences for your future health and well-being.

Have you ever noticed how the same event may stress one person and amuse another? People’s perception of the event determines how they experience it-whether as a stressor or laughter moment. You can learn to laugh more and stress less by simply shifting your perception.

Gail Frei uses humor and laughter to help clients reduce workplace stress and have fun doing it. Learn more about her unique approach by visiting her website at http://www.masteringworkplacestress.com

‘Hi, I’m Claire.’ (Big warm smile.) ‘If you have any questions or if I can help you with anything at all, please let me know. My job is family.’

These were the first words I heard upon entering the waiting area of the Intensive Care Unit earlier this month. I had gone there to visit a family member. As I arrived at the front desk, I was greeted by Claire, the ICU concierge. Claire’s job was to welcome visitors to the ICU, answer their (non-medical) questions and help them feel more comfortable. By all appearances, she didn’t actually do all that much. No matter. Her presence and her genuine desire to help made an otherwise overwhelming experience just a little bit easier to handle.

It doesn’t take much to make a difference. Greeting a colleague as you make your way down the hall. Sending hand written thank you note. Taking a client’s call after hours from time to time. Such small gestures can have a profound impact on your relationships with friends and family, coworkers and clients.

It’s not mere cliche to say that business is all about relationships. It’s a fact. Successful business is built on strong connections between individuals, teams and organizations. Establishing a foundation of mutual respect, trust and generosity is essential if we are to truly add value in our business relationships.

You may be one of the fortunate few who build relationships - whether business or personal - easily and naturally. If so, more power to you. If not, take heart. You’re in very good company. Developing and maintaining strong business relationships takes planning, reflection and practice. Here are a few guidelines to help you stay on track:

- Be honest. Be truthful and straightforward at every turn. Of course, this means you will sometimes have to offer negative feedback. It won’t always be easy. Nevertheless, candor in your business dealings is simply non-negotiable.

- Be flexible. Whether you’re dealing with a direct report, a colleague or a client, find ways to honor reasonable requests for latitude and accommodation.

- Be gracious. Use kindness and compassion in your business dealings even when the stakes are high. It’s not only the right thing to do, it’s also smart business.

- Be interested. Ask your business associates how things are going. Without prying, convey your interest in their lives. Your genuine interest in others will help promote trust, communication and collaboration - all of which are vital for effective working relationships.

- Be generous. Freely offer your time, attention and expertise. Don’t worry that others will take advantage of your munificence. More often than not, you will reap great rewards for your ungrudging generosity.

Liz Bywater, PhD, is a consultant and coach to corporate executives, professionals, and independent business owners. She consults, writes, and speaks on a variety of work-related topics, including workplace performance, outstanding leadership, effective communication skills, and work-life balance.

Dr. Bywater sits on the advisory board for Par Excellence Magazine and is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Society for the Advancement of Consulting, the Cornell Entrepreneur Network, and Women Inventing Next. She is quoted frequently in the media and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and USA Today.

To learn more, visit her at http://www.BywaterConsultingGroup.com - To subscribe to her complementary e-newsletter, filled with practical tips for improving performance, send an email to info@BywaterConsultingGroup.com