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 [...]

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There is a silver lining to every cloud, and many challenges can indeed provide an opportunity to connect with your community and give something back, while generating exposure for your business and yourself at the same time. The recent floods where I live have demonstrated how this can be achieved, and many examples of individuals and businesses doing just that have shone through the dirty water and mud.
The Queensland Flood Disaster
2011 has provided an extremely challenging and traumatic start to the year for those of us in many parts of Queensland, including Brisbane. A wet spring and summer brought about relentless rain that caused flooding, and caused our rivers, creeks and dams to fill to capacity and overflow. So many Queenslanders have lost their homes, possessions, and even, in some tragic cases, their loved ones.
Myself and my husband were among those who had to evacuate our home. We had very [...]

Original post by http://ReplytoYaro.com (Yaro Starak)

A few weeks ago I decided to conduct a social media experiment to see if I could start a blog from scratch and generate a big enough buzz to get a good discussion going. I was on vacation in Florida and had more time on my hands than I normally do, so I decided to give it a go.
The goal was very simple – to get a decent amount of people to leave comments on the blog post and get an active discussion going. I thought about how I would do this. In fact, I thought about it for a few days, and this is the action plan I came up with.

Put social media buttons (tweet, share on Facebook, like on Facebook) in prominent places on the blog post.
Choose a hot topic that people are focused on right now.
Take a stance that is unpopular.
Tweet about the article and post a [...]

Original post by http://ReplytoYaro.com (Yaro Starak)