jonjenkins

Yes, it's difficult to get people to take action. I just think you have to get used to the fact that well over 90% of people will do hardly anything after they join your downline. Only a handful of them will take action and create a business.

I like to help people in a couple of areas - motivation and traffic. It's easy to find decent products to market, but we all need plenty of traffic that converts. But we also need the right mindset - make a plan, and be persistent!

I worked in television audio post-production for many years, and we often filtered out hum on software with very good results. That was really just for fixing field/location recordings. Equipment hum would either be down to earthing problems, as you found, or wiring incompatibility. Connecting equipment that had different ways of connecting their shielding, or going between balanced and unbalanced cabling, would often require the use of a transformer, cheers, Jon.

Hi - do you have a favourite tracking system?

Hi - your site looks very nice. I would suggest finding more forums that you can contribute to. The candles on your site look very good - have you thought about creating an ebook with some hints and tips on candle making? A few pages could be used as a free giveaway, obviously containing links and images of your site/products. You can put this ebook on several document sharing sites for free. Another idea is to answer questions on sites like Quora and Yahoo Answers. You can't fit a link into every single answer, but even a few good posts will bring some traffic to your site. Have you created an eBay store? I'm sure with such great-looking products you could do well. A variation on that is to get an account with Shopify. Hope some of that will be food for thought . cheers, Jon.

My first post here, as I've just joined.... I use IBOtoolbox every day - great tools, great Google and Alexa ranking, great training, and also really friendly! I avoid using Facebook much, as it can get too distracting and reduces my productivity.... Just like I don't watch television much either. I've been using a few traffic exchanges, plus several sites like Fiverr. Gmail is great - but again, can be distracting if you have it open all the time. cheers, Jon.