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QUICK TIP: Automatically Syndicates Your Content

By Alex Mandossian

If you publish a blog or a website, the ShareThis plug-in (WordPress, Blogger, TypePad and websites) instantly boosts your content distribution!

Its quick, easy and almost automatic syndication for web publishers … and best of all, all you need is one clutter-free tracking button.

(See it at the lower-left corner of this post?)

Because it’s becoming more and more difficult to keep up with the growing number social media communities the ShareThis plug-in lets you instantly access all of your profiles, friends, and contacts for easy sharing and updating.

Give it a test-drive as a reader of this post and if you like the experience, plug-it into your blogs and other websites as an online publisher. You and your website visitors will be glad you did.

“Creative Imitation” Boosts Your Productivity

By Jeff Herring

It’s often said that “imitation is the greatest form of flattery.”

It’s also said by Alex Mandossian to “Never invent, always improve” which he also refers to as as Creative Imitation.

Peter F. Drucker, often acknowledged as the “father of modern management” also had something to say about this important marketing principle in The Essential Drucker.

Here are two interesting examples of creative imitation:

Example 1: In December of 2006 I took Alex’s Teleseminar Secrets Training for the first time. After Module 2, I decided to jump in and held my first teleseminar on Article Marketing on December 20, 2006.

Little did I know how huge a journey that first step would lead to, nor the rocket ride to success that was coming.

By “creatively imitating” Alex I soon discovered how to [Read more…]

Are You “Open” with Your Marketing Interactions?

By Alex Mandossian

The Johari Window is an important “quadrant” model named after it’s two inventors, Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham (“Jo-Hari”).

Personally, I’ve found it to be the most useful “window” of opportunity to analyze the fascinating process of human interaction, especially in business interactions between Entrepreneurs and their prospects or customers.

The Johari Window has four panes (quadrants) and divides “personal awareness” into four different classes: Open, Hidden, Blind and Unknown. The lines dividing the four panes are like [Read more…]

CASE STUDY: The “Fusion” Web Audio Billboard

By Alex Mandossian

If you ever want to add more affiliate partnership sales within the “event marketing” micro-niche, the absolute best way I’ve found that attracts more referrals is “fusing” a 5-minute online AUDIO with a one-page webpage (BILLBOARD).

I call it the “Audio Billboard” marketing method and over the past decade generated a few hundred thousand dollars in sales and profits with simple no-nonsense audio messages.

Click here to see an example of the Audio Billboard I created in less than 5 minutes with [Read more…]

Discover the Power of “Soft Squeeze” Pages

By Alex Mandossian

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If you want to catapult your “pass-it-on” value of your free event marketing teleseminars … then it pays to consider the prospecting power of soft squeeze pages.

Most event marketers utilize the forced opt-in (“hard squeeze”) registration method to maximize list building efforts for their teleseminar events

Yet, the soft squeeze page is a fast, easy and counter-intuitive way to increase the size of your prospect list because you give the option of sampling your info product before requesting an email address. This marketing secret is particularly effective with attracting more highly-targeted Affiliate Partner traffic.

Resource: www.FirstPassItOn.com

Glossary: A “soft squeeze” page is an optional “opt-in” form best utilized as an “auto-reminder” request when promoting your free teleseminar, tele-webcast or any other “recorded live” event marketing campaign.

Write Your Blog Posts by Repurposing

By Cathy Perkins

If you think you don’t have enough ideas to post to your blog regularly, please read on …

If you have done teleseminars, written articles, done podcasts, written a book or an e-book, or are thinking of writing a book, then you have so many blog posts you won’t know where to start!

A 60 minute teleseminar has the potential for dozens of blog posts. Your book or book idea is too many blog posts to count. And one 7 tips article is perfect for 7 (or more) blog posts.

Look at EVERYTHING you’ve already done and repurpose your own material into your blog posts.

The opposite of that works too. If you have a lot of blog posts already, repurpose them into other products. Your only limitation is your imagination.

Need more information about blogging or WordPress?

I’d like to invite you to my free weekly teleseminars, The Wizard Weekly. Go to TheWordPressWizard.com/burning to ask me your most burning question about WordPress and to get details about the weekly teleseminars.

Reach Repurposing Heaven with 7 Tips Articles

By Jeff Herring

If you want to go to Repurposing Heaven (without the inconvenience of dying, thank you Alex) then one of the quickest strategies is writing 7 Tips Articles.

Pick a specific topic in your niche and make a list of 7 tips. Add a few lines of explanation to each tip and you have a 7 Tips Article. Use each one of those tips as a blog post, Twitter post and a Facebook post.

Add a few more lines to each tip, break it into seven episodes and you have a 7 part ecourse. Turn each tip into it’s own separate article. Repurpose each tip into a chapter, and you have a 7 chapter ebook.

Finally turn your 7 Tips Article into a teleseminar, and your Action Guide is the outline of the seven tips. And folks, we are just getting started with the nearly 100 ways you can repurpose a 7 Tips Article.

And to get you started, I’m inviting you to go to www.7TipsArticleTemplate.com to claim your instant free access to my 7 Tips Instant Article Template.

Get More Promotional Impact with FAQ Templates

By Alex Mandossian

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If you want to capture more online sales faster, better and with the least amount of human effort … then I encourage you to develop FAQ templates.

Adding FAQ sections to your websites and other marketing communications are often your very best automated sales tools that consistently and repeatedly capture more sales by minimizing resistence.

Having an FAQ is a time-proven way to train your sales team to overcome prospect objections.

Resource: www.FAQtemplates.com

Glossary: An “FAQ” section stands for “Frequently Asked Questions” and it’s a powerful promotional tool utilized with autoresponders, websites, direct mail, teleseminars and other types of marketing

Article Marketing Secrets to Repeatedly Attract MORE Consistent Website Traffic

By Jeff Herring

Once your articles are posted on the article directories, they are there forever bringing you traffic and visitors.

These are what I call your evergreen lifer articles. They’re lifers. They’re evergreen. They’re always going to be there. I have evergreen articles in two places.

1. It’s amazing to me when I get Google alerts for my name and some newspaper somewhere in the world has pulled off the wire an article I wrote in 1995 and used it in their newspaper. It just stuns me! That’s offline where these are evergreen.

2. Online I discovered article directories in the spring of 2005. Somebody told me about it on a call. Those of you that struggle with being able to be an expert and being able to talk [Read more…]

“Improver” or “Inventor” in Your Business?

By Alex Mandossian

“Never invent, always improve.”

This four-word sentence is indelibly etched in my mind right now. I also have that quote framed and hanging on the wall of my home office.

The marketing philosophy of choosing improvement over invention has generated millions of dollars for my info publishing business and my students’ businesses.

Although the idea of becoming an “Improver” is not as sexy as being known as an “Inventor,” it is improvement, not invention, that has generated billions for some of the most renowned Thought Leaders in history. Ironically, many of these folks have been inaccurately dubbed as “Inventors.”

Here’s one example: Nikola Tesla invented the modern alternating current electric power (AC) systems. Thomas Edison improved it. Telsa died broke. Edison died a millionaire.

Here’s another: Charles Haanel is the true [Read more…]

“Creative Imitation” Boosts Your Productivity

Are You “Open” with Your Marketing Interactions?

CASE STUDY: The “Fusion” Web Audio Billboard

Discover the Power of “Soft Squeeze” Pages

Write Your Blog Posts by Repurposing

Reach Repurposing Heaven with 7 Tips Articles

Get More Promotional Impact with FAQ Templates

Article Marketing Secrets to Repeatedly Attract MORE Consistent Website Traffic

“Improver” or “Inventor” in Your Business?

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