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hey everyone this WG e commerce and what

I want to talk to you about is how to

start your own business online

the first thing you have to message

before you start your own business

online is directly related to these two

quotes the first part to start your own

business online is from google and

insert number one core principle and it

goes exactly like focus on the user and

all else will follow the second phone to

effectively start your own business

online is from someone who's considered

the world's best business growth exit

the nine billion dollar mint and my

favorite marketer Jay Abraham he says is

about business

it's about helping other people get what

they want so that they will give and get

you everything that you want

what both of these two closed state

about starting your own business online

is that if you put your time and effort

to giving and pleading the customer that

the results will follow but tell me how

can you deliver something that

specifically cater towards the customer

if you don't know what they want

funny thing is that 99% of people make

their website as and content to what

they want and at least him down the road

that you don't want when you start your

own business online which is spending

all your budget with no cells now the

first step to understand your customer /

competition is what i'm going to give

you in order to know how to start your

own business online you need to

understand the market research and

that's what I will give you i want to

give you a market research got that will

allow you to effectively start your own

business online completely free

this gift is in the shape of a blog and

the link to the blog is down below so if

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business online then go ahead and click

on the link below and lastly this is

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see you on the other side pole

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Don't want to go deaf? Have a pint of Guinness each day - Duration: 2:58.

Don't want to go deaf? Have a pint of Guinness each day: High levels of iron helps to prevent hearing loss, study finds

A pint of Guinness each day may help to prevent you from going deaf, new research suggests.

The popular beverage contains high levels of iron, which scientists believe helps to ward off hearing loss.

While leafy green vegetables, brown rice and some meat may also help, according to a new study.

But around 30 per cent of the world's population are believed to be anaemic - leaving them at risk of losing their ability to hear, experts say.

PHOTO: Guinness contains high levels of iron, which scientists believe helps to ward off hearing loss

A study of more than 300,000 people found a link between iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) and hearing loss.

Pennsylvania State University researchers found a lack of the mineral can cause sensorinerual hearing loss - damage to the cochlea or nerve pathways.

While they also discovered it could also cause conductive hearing loss - problems with the bones in the middle of the ear. They used data from electronic medical records to determine the rate of IDA.

Around 1.6 per cent of participants were found to have either conductive, sensorineural hearing loss and deafness. While 0.7 per cent were believed to have IDA.

They found a significant association between the condition and sensorineural hearing loss - which was present in 1.1 per cent of sufferers.

And conductive hearing loss was present in 3.4 per cent of those with conductive hearing loss.

A further analysis confirmed the increased odds of both forms of hearing loss among patients with IDA, the study published in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery found.

PHOTO: A new US study of more than 300,000 people found a link between iron deficiency anaemia and hearing loss

Study author Kathleen Schieffer said: 'An association exists between IDA in adults and hearing loss.

'The next steps are to better understand this correlation and whether promptly diagnosing and treating IDA may positively affect the overall health status of adults with hearing loss.'

Iron deficiency anaemia is a condition where a lack of iron in the body leads to a reduction in the number of red blood cells.

It is believed to be very common, especially among women.

In England, post operative patients used to be given Guinness because of its high iron content.

Although Guinness and its parent company, Diageo, make no such claims today, its advertising slogan from the 1920's was 'Guinness is good for you!'

But nutritionists warn a pint contains less than three per cent of the iron needed daily.

Previous research suggested it may work as well as a low dose aspirin to prevent heart clots that raise the risk of heart attacks.

It is believed antioxidant compounds in the drink, similar to those found in certain fruits and vegetables, are responsible for the health benefits because they slow down the deposit of harmful cholesterol on the artery walls.

But Diageo, now never makes any medical claims for their drinks and runs advertisements that call for 'responsible drinking'.

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What Retail Customers Want - Duration: 3:30.

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>> JOHN STELZER: We have hot-off-the-press data on what consumers expect from retailers.

We ask the question in the form of, "How important is this particular capability for

choosing to shop one retailer over another?"

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>> JOHN STELZER: We have asked over several years now of consumers, "How important are

personalized marketing offers?"

We've said for many years it's important, but we saw five years ago they were kind of

important.

You see here that more than half now say personalized marketing offers from retailers are important;

very important again for choosing one retailer over the other.

And, unfortunately, 30 percent of them said that their retailers almost never hit the

mark with personalized offers.

Five years ago, consumers were fairly allergic to the idea of receiving ads and promotions

via text.

Even those in their teens and 20s were not comfortable receiving ads and promotions via

text.

Five years later, twice as many consumers are comfortable with this.

So clearly, those channels are freeing up, if you will, as communication channels for

marketing to consumers.

Fifty percent more are willing to receive ads or promotions via social networks; that

was completely verboten five years ago.

There are expectations on the part of consumers to be able to interact with their favorite

retailers via social.

Five years ago, the top 10 types of interactions that consumers wanted to have with retailers

via social channels, five of the top 10 were highly collaborative.

Half of the top 10 ways that consumers would like to interact with their retailers via

social channels, half of them are promotions and ads, the other half are much more collaborative.

So they're keeping the social element of this, but they're expecting to interact

with their favorite retailers via these social channels.

In fact, this year we see too that roughly half of consumers say they expect that their

favorite retailers to have a social presence on multiple social sites.

So it's not just good enough anymore to have a Facebook account.

You need to be on LinkedIn, Twitter, and so forth.

And you can see it's come up significantly from then until now, roughly 40% of respondents

said that they would like to be able to complete a transaction via Facebook as opposed to just

being information sharing.

The expectations of consumers are putting some rather significant new challenges at

the doorstep of stores.

The more retailers who are able to step up for this, the more consumers that will have

this expectation and will place it on other stores and it will be obvious when it's

missing.

Nearly half said that they want to be able to interact with the retailer while they're

in the store on their mobile device.

Two thirds say that they would like to be able to start an order online, go in to a

store and have a store associate assist them in completing that order in the store.

Sixty percent say that they would like to have personal self-help capabilities on the

mobile tool that they can use while in the store shopping.

Eighty-one percent say that they would like to avoid the inconvenience of out-of-stocks,

so they would like to check inventory availability at the store before going to the store — 81

percent.

81 percent expect a store associate to be able to find an out-of-stock item at an in-stock

location and get it to them.

The good news is, if you could do that, 79 percent will buy the out-of-stock item right

there at the out-of-stock location based on the assurances that they will get an out-of-stock

item shipped to them by the in-stock location.

Also, good news, 71 percent will buy the related attachment items, so the blouse that goes

with the skirt, the belt that goes with the pants, the necklace that goes with the blouse,

and so forth.

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