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Why iPods Are Best For Podcasting
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By Alex Mandossian
Many in the information marketing world agree that offering specialized content is the way to earn a lot of money with Podcasting.
It is another way to serve the needs of their market in addition to offering seminars, teleseminars, CDs and DVDs. The key is that the content must be actionable and monetizable, meaning that someone can take action upon it and can monetize it.
It is reported that 30% of all cars sold in the U.S. in 2006 will offer an option of including some sort of iPod connectivity. This opens a whole marketing channel for information marketers. Perhaps the most exciting item announced by Apple is the release of the iPod Nano.
It has a gorgeous color display, is thinner than a pencil, and weighs 1.5 ounces. It also uses Flash memory instead of a hard drive resulting in fourteen hours of battery life.
Having a color screen is very important on multiple levels because it allows for an enhanced podcast that could include screen shots, graphs, and bars. The 2 gig version is $199. The 4 gig version is $249. I believe this is a huge advance for Apple. Steve Jobs has again dominated the marketplace and his products have class and style.
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Why iPods Dominate Info Marketing World
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By Alex Mandossian
Apple has announced that iTunes is selling 1.8 million songs a day.
This shows that people are going to the internet for content and are willing to pay well for it. Songs are soft content. If consumers are willing to pay $0.99 for soft content, how much more are they going to be willing to pay for hard content?
iTunes has a phenomenal 82% market share in the U.S. The iTunes podcast directory has 15,000 podcast and is adding 1,000 every week.
How does this compare to the competition?
Podcast Alley, one of the larger podcast directories out there, currently has about half that much. Apple is not only a key player in the media player market, it is a key player in the directory world as well.
With 1,000 new podcasts added every week, the impact and the position of the iTunes podcast directory simply cannot be denied. It will be hard for the competition to catch up to this.
Apple also released iTunes 6 recently. Though it has no new specific podcast related features, it is cleaner, more compact, and easier on the eye.
I think the biggest news is that iTunes just released the iTunes phone, a cellular phone that holds about a hundred songs.
Because it has a screen, people can choose the song they want to listen to, unlike the iPod shuffle that has no screen.
The Apple iPod has a 74% market share. That means three out of every four portable players are iPods.
That′s not just market share; that is market domination. In the second quarter of 2005, 22 million iPods were sold – not in one year, but just in one quarter.
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Teleseminar generates $200K in 2 Hrs
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It happened Wed night, Dec. 7th.
Teleseminar marketer, Alex Mandossian, was interviewed by former Microsoft employee, Rick Raddatz, and what transpired over the next 2+ hours was astounding.
Over $200,000 in registrations was generated from this one call, despite technical difficulties and an ice storm where the Time-Warner teleseminar bridge line is located.
This was a $20 preview call for the $1,800 Teleseminar Secrets 8-module training (now SOLD OUT) and the response from listeners, replay audiences and colleagues made history because Alex also made his affiliate reselling partners over six-figures during that same 2-hour period.
If you’d like to listen to the entire call and get access to the teleseminar handout while it’s still online, please visit http://www.TeleseminarSecrets.com/standby <---------------
“We Got Fired!”
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 Harvey Mackey |
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Listen to Virtual Book Tour…
Harvey Mackay is Chairman of MacKay Envelope Company, is a syndicated business advice columnist and author of the 1988 bestseller Swim with the Sharks without Being Eaten Alive.
During this 1-hour Virtual Book Tour, Harvey reveals the story behind We Got Fired. The book’s promise is: “And It’s the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Us”.
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ASK DATABASE
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Greetings!
My coach recommended Ask Database for my information marketing business. What’s the pros and cons of using this? How does it differ from kickstartcart.com of Tom Antion?
How do I get started (besides undergoing the trial stage)?
Thanks very much.
Have a better and better day,
Lourdes
www.speakingwithlourdes.com
www.speakingwithlourdes.blogspot.com :)
Marketing A Teleseminar
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When it comes to marketing and promotion of a teleseminar either with or without a JV, what is the best way to get the word about the event?
Should it be eMail blasts alone, Affiliate promotions, Google Ads or something completly different?
Thanks
When’s Your New Book Releasing?
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So when will the new book titled “Who Is Alex Mandossian: An Autobiography” be available for purchase? Will be a fascinating read on so many levels. I can’t wait to get my copy and I plan on buying a copy for everyone on my staff!
Best wishes!
Eric
“Persuasion”
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Listen to Virtual Book Tour…
Dave Lakhani is President of Bold Approach, Inc., the nation’s leading business acceleration strategy, sales and marketing, consulting and training firm.
During this 1-hour Virtual Book Tour, Dave reveals the story behind his book, Persuasion. The book’s promise is “The Art of Getting What You Want”.
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