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I have recently under­taken the ser­vices of a fan­tas­tic Action coach based here in Auck­land and I have been read­ing through some of the mate­ri­als he gave me and a few things stood out to me.

The par­tic­u­lar doc­u­ment I am refer­ring to was called. Read the rest of this entry →

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If you are not using Google Ana­lyt­ics to track vis­i­tor infor­ma­tion from your web­site I would really encour­age you to sign up for a free account now.

How­ever this post is for peo­ple who have already setup Google Ana­lyt­ics and installed the track­ing code onto their web­site and may be con­cerned that the code is not work­ing prop­erly. Read the rest of this entry →

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Thanks goes to Tim Fer­ris of the four hour work week for this lit­tle how to for all the b-boy wannabe’s out there. Great stuff, just make sure you got a big enough room first!!! 

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“The Biggest Room in the World is the Room for Improvement”

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One of my favorite sta­tis­tics that I often tell peo­ple relates to the Jew­ish pop­u­la­tion liv­ing in the United States.It illus­trates that this nation of peo­ple clearly have some type of secret under­stand­ing that is result­ing in a sta­tis­tic as follows.

“The Jew­ish pop­u­la­tion accounts for 4% of the pop­u­la­tion of the USA yet con­trols 40% of the wealth of the United States.”

Now that my friends is a mind bog­gling sta­tis­tic if you think about it! Read the rest of this entry →

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When­ever I sit down with a client that I am con­sult­ing I gen­er­ally tend to men­tion the fact that there are two pri­mary ele­ments that they need to be aware of to cre­ate a suc­cess­ful web­site which leads to more enquiries and/or sales.
 

These two Pri­mary Suc­cess Ele­ments are text and pic­tures… Read the rest of this entry →

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