THE SEVENTH LAW OF PROSPERITY IS TO OBEY THE GOLDEN RULE.

It doesn’t get much easier than this.  This means that you will always do unto others, as you would have them do unto you.

You must be a real human being and make people feel that they would like to be around you. 

If you let Christ live in and through you, He will make you free from all dullness and will fill your life with charm and influence.

These qualities cannot be put on every morning when you’re starting your day.

They must come from the inside.  It’s good to be as attractive as you can be outwardly, but let the greatest attraction… “be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price.” (1 Pet. 3:4).

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Easily one of the best strategies for marketing on Facebook. 

This video illustrates an easy to use HTML Profile Box that can be used to subtly market on your Facebook page without annoying your friends and followers by posting spam on their Walls.

Just remember the Golden Rule for monetizing your Social Networking sites… you don’t want to be blatantly pushing yourself and your business in an intrusive manner.  Do it in a way where your friends and followers will check-it-out at their own will.

So here you go…

1.  Go to “Applications” at the bottom left hand corner of your Facebook page.

2.  Click “Browse Applications.”

3.  Search for “HTML”.  A few choices will appear.  I use “HTML Profile Box.”

4.  In the upper left hand corner of the page will be an icon that says, “Go To Application.”  Click it!

5.  The HTML box will appear into which you need to enter some HTML code.  If you don’t know HTML code, go to Google and search for “HTML Cheat Codes” or buy a book on HTML code.  If you’re marketing online today, you need to know at least a little code to implement applications like this on Facebook.

6.  Update the HTML Box.

7.  Go to “Applications” at the bottom left hand corner of your Facebook page.

8.  Click “Edit Applications.”

9.  A list of your active applications will appear.  Click “Edit Settings” for the HTML Profile Box, and “Add” a box.

10.   A “Boxes” tab will be added in your profile.  Click on it, and you’ll notice a “Pencil” in the upper right hand corner.  Scroll down and create a “Box” on your wall. 

Easy as 1-2-3…10!

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