Richard Taverner once described conscience as, “a thousand witnesses.”

This is what it feels like each time I create a product. Every time I build a lens. Each time someone emails me and I have the option to ignore and delete or respond with care.

You ought to have this same feeling throughout your Internet marketing pursuits. Every step you take in your business should be done with consideration for your reputation.

Thinking about throwing together a half-assed eBook just to rake in some quick WSO money? Think again. Pretend you have an audience of 1,000 prospects standing behind you watching you work and then you’ll have second thoughts about how much TLC you give your product creation.

I hear from so many people on my list who are shocked that I responded, since so many people don’t take the time to care. I don’t see what’s so hard about it. These people have taken the time to sign up to your list to hear what you have to say, so you are obligated to hear them out when they need you to.

From today on out, let your conscience be your guide and you’ll build a better business for it!
Tiff

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