Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose square box window fans rather than other types. Select the largest fans that fit inside your home's windows. Purchase an even number of fans to maximize airflow.

Answer: Box window fans have flat sides and blow air in a single direction, which makes them ideal for blowing a steady stream of air into or out of your home. Visit your local hardware store or home-improvement store and look at their box window fan selection. While other types of fans, like circular rotating fans, are great for moving air around inside your home, they're less effective at bringing in air from outside. A larger fan will move more air than a smaller fan. Look for fans that will take up at least 2/3 of the horizontal width of your window frame. Make sure that the fans also fit within the lower portion of your window when the window pane is fully opened. Square fans aren't too expensive, so plan to pay $15-30 USD per fan. If you need to, measure the dimensions of your windows and take a tape measure with you to the hardware store so you can measure the fans as well. Avoid fans that are too large for the window. If you position them near the window and outside the window frame, they'll fall over. When you install the fans, some will be situated to blow cool air inward and others will blow hot air outwards. It's best to have the same number of fans blowing in each direction. Bear in mind that setting up 2 or 3 smaller, less powerful fans is roughly equivalent to 1 large, powerful fan. If you have an uneven number of windows and can't have equivalent fans blowing inward and outward, it's better to have more blowing inward. This creates a slight positive pressure inside the home, which prevents dust and insects from coming in when the doors are opened.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Narrow down your target market. Meet your clients where they gather. Make a mark online. Network with those who have similar interests. Go to your family and friends. Ask for referrals. Demonstrate your expertise. Optimize your online presence.

Answer: Figure out who would be most likely to use your service, then go a step further and narrow that broader audience down to a more specific niche market or ideal client. Be as specific as possible. At minimum, you should consider age, location, gender, education, family situation, interests, and income level. If you already have clients, consider which traits your clients have in common. Your ideal client is a combination of these shared traits. If you don't have any clients yet, your ideal client is merely the sort of person you would like to work with or the sort of person who would benefit most from the service you perform. Get into your ideal client's head. Ask yourself where potential clients are most likely going to gather to solve their problems, then go to that location and meet them there. Digital and print sources are both good places to start, but they aren't enough. You'll need to meet your potential clients in the real world, too. If your ideal clients all exist within the professional world, attend an event or conference they'd be likely to go to. When your clients only exist within the everyday world, you'll have to get more creative. For instance, if you have a dog sitting service, you might consider hanging around local pet stores and talking with potential clients there. Even though meeting your clients in the real world is important, you shouldn't underestimate the power of a strong online presence, either. Know which blogs, websites, and forums your ideal client is likely to frequent, then become an active participant in those digital arenas. Respond directly to the content posted on those other websites and do not make your comments look like an advertisement for your business. A better option would be to include a link to your business in your signature each time you comment. Your business probably isn't the only one that shares your ideal client. Figure out which other businesses share a similar customer base and strike a mutually beneficial deal with them to increase both of your client bases. For instance, if you're looking for clients for a dog sitting business, you might want to consider teaming up with dog trainers, independent dog walking businesses, non-chain pet stores, and small local companies that make dog treats, toys, or food. Promise to direct you clients to their services in return for directing their clients to yours. When you're just starting out, your family and friends are among your greatest allies. Talk with them and ask if they know of anyone who might benefit from your services. You can ask for potential clients' contact information or leave it up to your loved ones to make the connection with them. When doing the latter, however, make sure your loved ones have some idea of how to pitch your services to the people they refer to you. They need to know exactly what your services are and who might benefit from those services. Once you have a few clients, ask them to refer other potential clients to your business. Many existing clients who are pleased with your service will be happy enough to help out, but unfortunately, very few will think of doing so unless you directly ask them to. When you ask past clients for referrals, give them all the information they might need to make a good referral. Share a little information with them about the type of client you wish to reach. Offer advice on how to introduce your service during a referral. Another option might be to set up a client referral program. Clients who successfully refer another person to your business will receive a benefit under this program, and this benefit usually comes in the form of some discount on future services. Do what you can to establish yourself as an expert in the field or industry your work falls under. You can do so by writing for various publications and increasing your overall exposure. Consider writing a guest post on an established blog or a tutorial that provides useful information. Teach a workshop at a local library or school. Volunteer as a judge at local competitions related to your field. Make it easy for potential clients to find your website and blog online. If someone is looking for a service you provide, they should be able to find you without knowing who you are ahead of time. One of the most important ways to do this is through SEO (Search Engine Optimization). To make use of SEO, you'll need to include a few primary keywords and keyword phrases in all of the online content you write. The content on your website should also be fresh, unique, and important.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Relax near moving water. Soak in water. Bathe with essential oils. Reaffirm yourself.

Answer:
The second chakra is associated with the flow of water. Just being around open bodies of water may be able to help you find a sense of peace to open up the second chakra. Don't be afraid to engage with the water itself. Soak your toes, or splash the water on your face. Some places you might visit include: The ocean A river A lake A stream Bathing may be able to help you find a sense of peace. Immerse yourself in water. Give yourself some time to relax and reflect on your second chakra. You may even want to meditate while in the bath. You might try to: Float in a pool or lake Swim in the ocean Take a long shower Adding essential oils to your bath may increase the effectiveness of your soak. Add about seven drops of essential oil to a carrier oil, such as jojoba oil or sweet almond oil, or a small amount of shampoo. Pour this mixture into your bath, and gently stir the water with your hand. Some good essential oils include: Sandalwood Patchouli Orange Rose Ylang-ylang Whether you are sitting by a lake or soaking in the shower, take a minute to reaffirm who you are. Repeat this affirmation to yourself. This may help restore a sense of peace and identity while allowing your second chakra to open. For example, you might say, "I am a strong, independent person with lots to give."