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Bankruptcy Petition Drafting Tips for Schedule A
The information contained in this article is solely intended to increase the skills of paralegals and other legal staff who are employed virtually or non-virtually by bankruptcy attorneys. This information is NOT taught in any law school or paralegal training course. If you are a bankruptcy atto

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- no underlining or bolding of keywords
- ad copy that is too short
- ad copy that is too long
- no facts or case studies
- hard to understand jargon
- no free bonuses
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Productivity and the Need for Better Questioning Skills
Asking questions is a simple skill mastered by few to the detriment of many. Asking the wrong questions can result in a sale being lost, an employee being misguided, a manager not being listened to and projects poorly planned.It is not as simple as “asking open questions” as some consulta

You've probably read thousands of advertisements online and offline over your lifetime. You've read excellent ads that made you buy right away, and some that may have had a decent product, but had a poor ad copy that turned you away.

Now that you have your network marketing business, you've probably written some of your own ads. Did some of them work? Or did some of them bomb?

The key is to keep changing and testing your ad copy. Don't just write one and then stop. You don't have to have a college degree in copywriting, but it's important to learn from the mistakes and never give up.

Please keep in mind that not all of the ad copy mistakes listed below will apply to each and every ad you write. It's a list you can reference for future use.

Ad copy mistakes that you can learn from:

- no compelling headline
- no believable testimonials
- no sub-headlines
- no attractive benefits
- no features
- no strong guarantees
- no asking or answering questions
- no proof of benefits offered
- no contact information for questions
- no endorsements
- no conversational writing
- sentences that are too long
- no deadline to order
- no free trials/samples
- spelling mistakes
- grammar mistakes
- text that is too light
- background on Web site too dark
- ad copy doesn't blend together
- no breaks in ad copy
- no bullets
- ad copy in all CAPS
- few ordering options
- no visual aids
- no comparison to competition
- no reminding of benefits or deadlines
- no information about your business
- no appealing adjectives
- no appealing phrases
- text that is too large
- text that is too small
- no emotional appeal
- paragraphs that are too large
- no story telling
- no underlining or bolding of keywords
- ad copy that is too short
- ad copy that is too long
- no facts or case studies
- hard to understand jargon
- no free bonuses
- price is too low
- price is too

Living Will - Why you Need One
A Living Will, also known as a Healthcare Directive or Advanced Health Care Directive, is a legal document used to specify the healthcare or life support you would like to receive under certain conditions. If you are admitted to the hospital you will probably be asked if you have a living will.

nd testing your ad copy. Don't just write one and then stop. You don't have to have a college degree in copywriting, but it's important to learn from the mistakes and never give up.

Please keep in mind that not all of the ad copy mistakes listed below will apply to each and every ad you write. It's a list you can reference for future use.

Ad copy mistakes that you can learn from:

Acquiring a Small Business
The attraction to most people in purchasing a small business is obvious. The amount of small businesses on the market and the cost is considered low compared to a middle-market business.People are generally anxious about starting their own small business, the level of financial input and

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- no believable testimonials
- no sub-headlines
- no attractive benefits
- no features
- no strong guarantees
- no asking or answering questions
- no proof of benefits offered
- no contact information for questions
- no endorsements
- no conversational writing
- sentences that are too long
- no deadline to order
- no free trials/samples
- spelling mistakes
- grammar mistakes
- text that is too light
- background on Web site too dark
- ad copy doesn't blend together
- no breaks in ad copy
- no bullets
- ad copy in all CAPS
- few ordering options
- no visual aids
- no comparison to competition
- no reminding of benefits or deadlines
- no information about your business
- no appealing adjectives
- no appealing phrases
- text that is too large
- text that is too small
- no emotional appeal
- paragraphs that are too large
- no story telling
- no underlining or bolding of keywords
- ad copy that is too short
- ad copy that is too long
- no facts or case studies
- hard to understand jargon
- no free bonuses
- price is too low
- price is too

Domains, What I Do When The Catagories Don't Fit
One of the things I have noticed in my time of doing business on the Internet, is that I can never find the right slot, or category to insert an article, or a website.The listed categories are slightly askew, and, in my judgment, leave out some. the Internet has changed and so has languag

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- grammar mistakes
- text that is too light
- background on Web site too dark
- ad copy doesn't blend together
- no breaks in ad copy
- no bullets
- ad copy in all CAPS
- few ordering options
- no visual aids
- no comparison to competition
- no reminding of benefits or deadlines
- no information about your business
- no appealing adjectives
- no appealing phrases
- text that is too large
- text that is too small
- no emotional appeal
- paragraphs that are too large
- no story telling
- no underlining or bolding of keywords
- ad copy that is too short
- ad copy that is too long
- no facts or case studies
- hard to understand jargon
- no free bonuses
- price is too low
- price is too

Litigation Funding Is Here To Stay
By now, every personal injury attorney has heard of “litigation funding” - the non-recourse sale of a portion of a plaintiff’s future settlement proceeds in exchange for cash today. In recent years, the availability and use of litigation funding has grown rapidly and most attorneys now recogniz

Take one of your current ads and compare it to the list right now. Remember, your ad copy could make or break your sales.

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Have you ever wondered what teleclasses are all about? And have you ever wondered how exactly you could use them to grow your business and make money? A workshop or a class that is held via the phone, allows us to fit in an hour here and an hour there without all the organization of childcare, traveling time and dress-stress. Teleclasses are appearing more and more in businesses’ offerings and many of you reading this may be able to think about how to use the teleclass structure to help promote yourself AND make additional revenue streams.

The term ‘Senior Citizen’ spells a perfect combination of ultimate wisdom and experience! However, sometimes it also resounds with silent pain, suffering and worry that become their only companions in life. They have enjoyed life’s most cherished moments, as well as witnessed its darkest side.

Builders, are using your own credit and resources to finance the houses you build? Would you rather use OPM? - Other People's Money

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