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Its Easier To Double Your Income Than Double Your Traffic Posted: 10 Oct 2012 09:55 AM PDT Traffic traffic traffic blah blah that is all you hear about. When we start talking with companies interested in the PAR Program most of the time they ask us how we can get them more traffic. Most of these companies are already getting many sales a day and are sitting on a database of… in some cases… tens of thousands of previous buyers. But they are not doing anything with them… they want to get “traffic” to their website… When we implement PAR and bring people back to buy 1,2,3,5+ times its amazing. And of course we set this up so its 100% automated for our clients. But even more here is the bottom line. You have put a ton of work into your website, you have spent a lot of money and resources to get people to your site as is… Why do you stop at one sale?

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How Is Your Touch Typing Going? - DailyBlogTips

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How Is Your Touch Typing Going? Posted: 09 Oct 2012 09:33 AM PDT As you might remember back in 2009 I decided to learn how to touch type. Before that I used mostly two fingers to type, although I was not bad at it, with a speed of around 60 words per minute. Here’s the post where I talked about making the switch: You Got to Learn Touch Typing Looking back it was one of the best decisions I ever made productivity-wise. In fact around six months after making the switch as I was already up to 100 words per minute (I wrote about that here: Update About the Touch Typing Experiment). After that I stopped all types of training and just kept working normally. Then last week I decided to measure my typing speed again (using the 10 Fast Fingers website), just for fun. Check out the result: With 115 words per minute I am pretty much twice as fast today compared to when I decided to learn touch typing. Also, you don’t need to type that fast. Even if you go from 40 to 80 words per minute you are doubling your typing productivity anyway. Add up all the hours you spend in front of a keyword and you’ll get a bunch of free hours at the end of the year. What about you, has your typing speed improved over the past years? Original Post: How Is Your Touch Typing Going?

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