Monday, January 31st, 2011 at
7:36 am
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Many years ago a new writer came on board a blog I used to own called SmallBusinessBranding.com. His name was Jeff Barson and his industry is business advice for cosmetic surgeons, at least that’s the best label I can apply.
More recently Jeff and I reconnected as he wanted to tell me he was now in charge of a very successful membership site (he had studied my Membership Site Mastermind program, among many other things, hence the connection). I asked Jeff if he’d like to tell his story on my podcast and he agreed.
Little did I know Jeff has a history first as an artist, which you will hear about during the beginning portion of this interview, including how Jeff was able to [...]
Original post by http://ReplytoYaro.com (Yaro Starak)
Friday, January 28th, 2011 at
2:41 am
A couple of months ago Gideon Shalwick hosted a webinar with Leon Jay, the founder of FusionHQ. I promised a recording of the webinar and I finally have it for you.
Here is the page were you can watch the full webinar replay –
FushionHQ is an internet marketing tool that makes it a whole lot easier to do the following things -
Create pages like landing/squeeze pages, video landing pages, opt-in forms and sales pages with text and/or video using a simple WYSIWYG editor.
Sell information products and distribute them behind protected membership areas with multiple tiers of access (for example, silver, gold and platinum memberships at different prices with different information at each level, and you can easily move people between levels).
The ability to run your own affiliate program for all the products you sell via FushionHQ, including multiple affiliate links for different landing pages
A shopping cart that can plug into [...]
Original post by http://ReplytoYaro.com (Yaro Starak)
Sunday, January 16th, 2011 at
10:17 pm
Print media is just one avenue of publicity that is available. Depending on your business or story, radio, TV and online may be more appropriate. In this article, I share my top tips for attracting TV and radio coverage how to prepare for them.
TV And Radio Media
The main differences between broadcast and print are mainly quite obvious and determine the type of stories you pitch and the way you present them.
The same process as I discussed in my earlier article about print media applies.
Firstly determine your news story. Remember that, for TV, you will need a very visual story. If it’s simply your point of view about your particular industry (eg, a comment about the property market if you are a real estate agent), this could still be applicable but you will need to find a visual angle to suggest to the reporter.
Broadcast news, both TV and radio, tends to [...]
Original post by http://ReplytoYaro.com (Yaro Starak)
