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162. Figure out the causes of stress.
163. To eliminate stress from your work life, make your work plan easy to follow.
164. Never put yourself under too much workload.
165. Never push yourself to work beyond your limits.
166. Take deep breaths and relax after regular intervals.
167. Restore work-life balance by using time management techniques.
168. Building self-confidence reduces stress.
169. Recognize your fears and overcome them; it will enhance your self-confidence.
170. Take a course to boost your self-confidence and self-esteem.
171. Learn to stay calm during long work hours and try to create a stress-free work environment.
172. Learn to control your aggression caused by long hours of work.
173. Sleeping and relaxing for a while helps to control stress.
174. Do not let your expectations or emotions fool you; be realistic about the task that you have to do.
175. Never lose touch with your own life; giving importance to your well-being reduces stress.
176. Adopt positive thinking; negative thinking is a major cause of stress.
177. Never be pessimistic about any situation.
178. Overcome the fear of failure and change.
179. Good decision making skills increase work effectiveness.
180. Work effectiveness depends on how well you manage the risks involved in a task.
181. You need to break the habit of even-analysis; the value of things changes over time.
182. Make your financial decisions by thinking about the current value of the things.
183. Develop a habit of critical thinking.
184. Be careful when choosing between options.
185. Consider a decision from all points of view.
186. Make sure there are no blind spots left in your final decision.
187. When making decisions, never jumps to conclusions without carefully considering every point.
188. Learn well the common yet fatal flaws usually made in decision making.
189. Learn the skills of making decisions under pressure.
190. Decide carefully whether you need to be ‘cautious’ or ‘courageous’ when making decision; your ability to deal with risks will help you in this regard.
191. Develop your skills to get the most out of limited resources. See how you can optimize them well.
192. Having right carrier skills increases productivity and effectiveness.
193. You must know how to handle any official position given to you.
194. If you are unable to deal effectively with office politics, you will not be able to work efficiently.
195. You should also acquire skills to deal with people who are lazy and idyll.
196. Work effectiveness, especially in teamwork tasks, depends on how well you can motivate others to work.
197. Your own efficiency will not do any good if the other members of your group are not efficient.
198. Learn to use your creativity skills; use different and unique techniques to get a job done.
199. Be innovative in your ideas; it will infuse in you a new spirit to work effectively.
200. Never be intimidated by the challenges that come in your way.

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287. Proven & tested- a customer will be able to trust and get comfortable with you.Do small things that will stick in your customers' minds. I find that links to articles of interest to my clients work very well. Most of my clients are too busy to spend a lot of time on the internet. I always pass along links to articles or books that may interest them. This positions me as someone who is in the know

288. Quality- Nothing stands out as quality for customers. Identify which customer categories have the greatest need for your products. Look at the types of customers who are likely to purchase your products and use your services. Consider things such as age, gender, income level, marital status, occupation, educational level, gender and ethnic background.

289. Quickly- This is what would drive customers to you. Then targeting and connecting with your market as much as possible should be the obvious next step. However, this is where many marketers fail, for they are trying to be “all things to all people” and attempt to market their product to everyone.

290. Rare of its kind- You cannot miss any customer with this hot selling word. Do small things that will stick in your customers' minds. I find that links to articles of interest to my clients work very well. Most of my clients are too busy to spend a lot of time on the internet. I always pass along links to articles or books that may interest them. This positions me as someone who is in the know.

291. Reduced- time and money saving is something that brings customers to you.People like to be appreciated. Sometimes new business is simply a matter of prospecting. Whether it is making cold calls or sending out proposals, every so often you just gotta do it. The target market is the actual customer group, or audience, in which your business will attempt to sell its products and services

292. Refundable- And customers would not want to lose out which is why refundable is excellent. Although it is impossible to capture every customer within your target market, gearing your services toward the identified market will make sales much easier. When you give the refundable option, customers trust you.

293. Remarkable- This is what you need to present to your customers . Advertising is great and can lead to new customers for sure. The problem is that it is inherently biased; it is you tooting your own horn. Creating an incentive referral program is simple and it can yield great results. The key is to give people a reason to refer business to you

294. Reliable & Recommendable- This phrase will sell you fast.Again, the idea is the same – if you keep doing the same thing, offering the same old products. And marketing them the same old way. it is the same old people who will notice them. Offering a different product, or product line, and letting people know about it, does that.

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How the Web Reinvigorated Advertising Advertising is nothing new to the world. Attaching sales messages that many people don’t care to read or view on to things they want to or must read or view has been a tactic of sales people since for eons. Since the earliest days of advertising very little of substance has changed in this respect. Ads attached to important material or put in places where people cannot avoid seeing them (billboards, train stations, airports) still rules the day in the ad world. But what has made a material difference in this universe has been the growth of the web. What the web can do that other forms of advertising cannot essentially amounts to leaving the web as the superior way to get highly targeted and thus cost-effective sales messages out to the public. Whereas an ad in a train station will be seen by a very wide demographic (a lot of different types of people ride the train, and they tend to buy a lot of different types of things), web pages tend to be viewed by people looking specifically for the material on that web page. What lies on that web page likely has some bearing on the demographic characteristics of the viewer, and thus an advertiser can “know” something about the people who are likely to visit the page before they put their ads on it. Advertising came to the web slowly and tentatively. But the pace of change has been pretty rapid. Where once you would find one or perhaps two banner ads on a page, today you will find about one-fifth of the page covered, if not more, in ads. And unlike with newspapers and magazines, these ads do not only sit alongside content. Web pages today are filled with ads that sit on top of, or otherwise obscure the content of the page. Now this is something new in the world. And not everyone is happy about it. Many people object to the notion of ads at all, but even the more tolerant among us are objecting to the ad become a barrier to reading the content on the page. Of course, who only knows where we go from here. The next developments in web advertising are just as likely to be more controversial than less so. With such a highly targeted forum advertisers and the web sites they support are having a hard time turning their backs on the opportunity to get the attention of would-be buyers.

Website Advertising Continuing to Evolve There is no question but that the presence that advertising has had within the web environment has expanded tremendously in recent years. What used to be thought of a little more than a static banner ad opportunity, the web today is exploding with ever more plentiful, animated, and sometimes intrusive ads. The trend is due to several factors. One is that the barriers to the web as an accepted place for advertising have vanished almost completely. There are few products or service types that are not marketed on the web today. The other is that the web has become the fastest growing advertising outlet available, and use of it is increasing. Both of these trends point to the same net result, which is that ads are plentiful on the web, and there needs to be a way for each to distinguish itself from the next in the mind of the page view. As a result, more ads are appearing as animated, and active. Some are even designed to initiate after the viewer has already started reading a page. These ads share one other thing in common: the page viewer must take a direct action to remove them from the page (and typically what they are trying to read on the page). Viewers must either click on the ad to engage it, or they must close it out. For those who wonder why there now seem to be so many more ads than before and who seem to feel more encroached upon by those ads, know that you are not alone and your observations are not just your own. As ads become ever more pervasive and ever more intrusive, viewers become ever more put upon by them. So, advertisers and the sites that serve them are playing a game of chicken with viewers. Web site advertising is believed to be among the most effective of the available forms of advertising, but it is wearing thin the patience of viewers everywhere. The overall trend toward greater use of the web as an ad vehicle is unquestioned, but what is becoming increasingly in doubt is not just the limits of viewers’ patience, but of their attention. One trailing implication of the onslaught of all of this intrusive advertising is whether or not it undercuts the web as an effective vehicle by overloading the attention spans of viewers. There are limits to everything, including how much information we can productively absorb, and some would argue that the current state of web advertising is pushing those limits.

The Future of Website Advertising Considering how quickly the website advertising industries have grown up in the past several years, it is daunting to think about how much more they can possibly evolve. Web advertising has massively changed the face of advertising as a marketing strategy, and you need look no further than the massive flow of funds into web sites that sell space, and away from traditional print media to see how impressively this has happened. But print media is not the only form that is being changed by web ads. Television is facing its own threat from the web platform, something that only a few years ago, many thought was not likely. The web was seen as a good place for static ads, but not the kind of dynamic ads that are seen on television. One of the major hurdles to television ads on the web was seen as the way that the web does not have a natural place for these audio and video enabled ads. Television, of course, does. In fact the whole production of a television show, newcast, etc is built around the requirements for the advertising that supports them.