Last night’s webinar with Jeff Walker was a lot of fun. He really dished out some awesome tidbits of marketing wisdom. We’ve been hearing great feedback.
We had way more questions come in than we had time to answer live on the show, but I made sure to get back to as many people as possible through the live chat as I could.
For a limited time you can watch the recording of the webinar here.
It will be taken down on Sunday, November 29. Enjoy!
Tue, Nov 24, 2009
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I just finished putting together a case study that breaks down the timeline and strategies used in one of my most successful product launches ever, the Platinum Mastermind Group for Internet Business Mastery.
Despite the $6000 price tag, we were able to sell out the program before the official launch day. We never even had to use the sales page our copywriter had been toiling away on.
In this video we reveal the tools and methodology used in the launch.
It’s from the Internet Business Mastery podcast, but I wanted to post it here for you as well.
Tue, Nov 24, 2009
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Two of the questions I get asked most about content marketing are…
After this episode you’ll have several tools at your fingertips for generating endless content ideas, whether for blogging, audio or video.
In this episode of Mastering New Media…
Wed, Nov 18, 2009
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We’ve been discussing the New Media Money Map over the last several episodes (Attention > Permission > Engagement > Influence > Action). We also outlined the Laws of Magnetism that, when used properly, will automatically attract new leads to your business.
This led us to the following five New Media Marketing Maxims.
In this episode we talk about how to put these maxims into action with an effective content marketing strategy.
In this episode of Mastering New Media…
Thu, Nov 5, 2009
Yesterday’s blog post was supposed to take me an hour or less. It ended up taking over four. I went to hit publish and instead of a confirmation I got a “file not found” notice — also known as a 404 error.
After a bout of panic that I had lost an hour of writing, I hit the back button and discovered that, thankfully, my post was still there. But how was I supposed to get it published?
The biggest problem at this point was my own technical prowess. I know that may sound backwards, but it’s true.
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—Don Ray
Wed, Nov 25, 2009
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