Law of Attraction
 Web site traffic
law of attraction is resultant from effective communication.
Your
web site content is the root of your website and if web site content is
king then it follows that increased web site traffic is queen to
make money at home. If you want a top notch traffic system
simply include network marketing and social networks in the
mix for total financial freedom.(Ref.
Article)
You want as many
visitors as possible getting your message or web site content. Your message is
the teaser for selling anything.
Understand this, whether you are working from home and building a business, web site or other, there is
a bit of business education you will need and that is the process
for building an effective one. For the sake of argument there are only two types of websites. One is a selling site and the other is an information site.
The bottom line is that you must provide compelling content for your visitors.
Writing articles is one way to introduce your compelling content you have on
your web site. We have five senses but only hearing and seeing may be used
online to get your compelling message across.
In writing articles for your Web site keep in mind that your
home page is on triple duty, it will serve as your welcome message,
marketing
message and/or sales letter.
(Be the flypaper your
visitors seek)
To get the maximum benefit from
the law of attraction in your business communication and
effective communication skills, take serious note of the information below.
Concentrating on Content in communications have three communication
perils in your communication strategy:
Law of attraction note: There is a body of evidence that your listening
skills have a direct bearing on how your web site is perceived (Ref.
Understanding
Human Behavior and Increased
Web Site Traffic Momentum Blueprint).
1.) Law of attraction: Parallel Listening
Parallel listening is a "discounting" of the speaker by ignoring feelings being
expressed and adding only to the flow of content, even when it is relevant to
the subject being discussed. Parallel listening typically results in a listener
ignoring the feelings behind what is being discussed by a speaker, leading to
the speaker's discouraging impression of being turned off.
2.) Law of attraction: Jumping to Assumptions
The second peril of concentrating on content to the exclusion of feelings is
jumping to the assumption that you know what the other is talking about and
feeling. Discussing "things" with no effort to clarify "feelings" can lead to
disastrous results. For example, two people can be talking objectively about
getting pregnant with the result that the wife gets pregnant.
Unfortunately, the one who did not want to get pregnant had feelings ignored
because they were never openly expressed. The ignored person can build up
resentment and hurt, which someday could blow up into a communication crisis.
3.) Law of attraction: Competition for the Control of Thinking
The third pitfall of focusing on content is the competition for who is smarter,
more intelligent, has more common sense, and knows more facts. People who
communicate only at the content level can fall into the "who is best" and "who
is right" trap.
One–upmanship in communication is often the result of being content oriented.
This discounting of the other's intelligence, knowledge, and common sense can
result in alienation, isolation, lack of trust, and lack of respect between
people.
Benefits of effective communications in your business and avoid the
way you use to miscommunicate
1.) Law of attraction: Effective Listening and Active Listening
People who focus on the feelings of messages being sent provide others with
nonjudgmental acceptance. This helps the others feel listened to, cared about,
and understood. In order to "hear" the feelings of others, a person must listen
not only with the head, but also with the heart.
Feelings are the tools by which people communicate with one another. Having
one's feelings listened to makes a person feel respected, accepted, and draws
people closer together.
2.) Law of attraction: Effective Responding
A second positive outcome of "feelings focus" is facilitative responses shared
by a person who encourages others to continue communicating openly and
trustingly. Responses that attempt to reflect back to the speakers "the feelings
behind the message" provide a mirror for the speakers to look at in order to
clarify how they feel about an issue.
This clarification of feelings concerning the message can lead
to mutual understanding and respect, resulting in improved communication.
3.) Law of attraction: Productive Problem Solving with Effective Communication
Effective listening and facilitative responses result in a third benefit of
focusing on feelings: productive problem solving. Conflicts and immobilization
often result not just from disagreement over content but more importantly,
because one or both parties sense that their feelings are being ignored or
discounted.
Productive problem solving is not purely content focused, rather it includes and
values the feelings of both parties concerning the issue at hand. By valuing
their feelings, both parties feel cared for, understood and accepted. This
provides the energy for creative problem solving and attaining mutually
beneficial solutions.
Source:
James
J. Messina, Ph.D. & Constance Messina, Ph.D.
Note: As an added suggestion, make
social networks and viral marketing a staple in your marketing and
advertising plans. They are becoming the top communication tools in cyberspace
and growing in popularity amongst online business owners. There are about 100 million active websites on the Web...
where does your website appear?
Take the
traffic test
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Page References
Introduction to Preselling
Local Search Approach
Marketing Money-Magnet
Marketing Plans
Online mlm Leads
Online Traffic Targeting
Targeted Impassioned Market
Understanding Human Behavior
Website Marketing Strategy
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