By now, your company’s power-tripping “get out of my way and let me handle it” computer specialist has become a cliché. Everyone has an “IT guy” story. Saturday Night Live even created a parody of him… a caricature of the computer geek who has terrorized millions and millions of office workers for the past decade.

They control your computer. They control your Internet access. They control information. Many of them, handed a tiny bit of power for the first time in their lives, enjoy it immensely. My publisher’s IT guys even have even given themselves the nickname “IT Overlords.”

Enter “cloud computing.” Enter the era of the laid-off IT guy.

You see, right now, most major corporations include enormous IT departments dedicated to storing and sharing mountains of data. They also own a pile of pricey, custom-developed software that only works on site.

That’s why cloud computing is catching on so fast. Eventually, companies will be able to sell off their server farms, send their files to someone who can manage them more efficiently… and fire their IT guys.

And that’s just the first step. Once things get rolling, companies will be able to plug into the cloud for any IT need – hardware, software, web hosting, networking, etc. And costs will fall, since payment is based on usage not actual hardware. Finally, businesses will be able to focus on what to offer rather than technical details of how to offer the service.

Some of tech’s biggest names are leading the cloud computing charge. For example, Google’s internet-based word processor and spreadsheet program are fighting to replace the desktop version of Microsoft’s Word and Excel. Saleforce.com’s application allows businesses to centralize software while paying as they go with monthly license fees. VMware’s “virtualization platform” allows data centers and servers to run more efficiently.

Leading IT research firm Gartner estimates cloud computing revenue will grow at an eye-popping 25% annual clip over the next few years. By 2013, the firm expects the industry to top $150 billion.

Fortunes can be made by catching this massive, long-term trend. However, you won’t find any five or ten-baggers in the names above. At over $60 per share, Salesforce.com is trading at a stratospheric 100 times this year’s estimated earnings. VMware is not much better. At 40 times earnings and seven times 2010 revenue, the stock is one bad quarter away from a bloodbath. And tech darling Google only gets a sliver of its revenue from cloud computing.

A better way to jump in today is through the more obscure service providers. These companies provide the physical servers, hosting space, and a means to communicate with them. Prominent names include Equinix (EQIX), Rackspace (RAX), and Terremark Worldwide (TMRK).

I expect to see massive consolidation in the industry over the next decade. The biggest tech names will likely gobble up the smaller players as a cheap way to gain access to the latest breakthroughs. Early shareholders will reap the windfall.

We create epipheos.

Umm, can you be more specific…?

Descriptions are usually long, boring, and forgettable. BUT experiences that create amazement, discovery, and inspiration are life changing. They change people to a point that causes them to try new products, adopt new practices, and even re-think the way they live life.

We LOVE (and specialize in) creating exactly those kind of experiences and we believe that an epipheo is the best way to do that.

You got my interest…

Give us a shout. We’re looking forward to turning your idea into an epipheo.

2. Meaning: Getting ahead by slashing prices is cutting your own throat. You MUST take a lead from Starbucks and deliver an entire customer experience. Move UPSTREAM, not down.

3. Your marketing plan MUST include Google. Love ‘em, hate ‘em, Mother’s Milk or Big Brother, there is no avoiding this fact.

4. If your marketing plan ONLY includes Google, you’re an accident waiting to happen. You must invoke the Unlimited Traffic Technique and elevate your conversions to a level where you can compete on any level playing field. Once accept this reality, you liberate yourself from the mosh pit of misery and mediocrity.

5. If you have a successful affiliate business and it’s still standing, congratulations. You still have time to move to higher ground. Time to move NOW.

6. Regardless of where you buy clicks, if you don’t have an Autoresponder sequence, you’re leaving 2/3rds of the money on the table.* Social Media is a freaking a waste of time compared to just TEN well-written emails. In my opinion if you don’t have AR’s in place you’re lucky to still be alive.

7. The principle of the Slight Edge says: If you’re just 5% better than everyone else you get 50% more of the spoils.

8. There is no such thing as One Single Ideal marketing message, anymore than there is One Single Ideal shrub in the jungle. What you need is a toolbox of effective hooks that work with different kinds of people. That is the premise of the Swiss Army Knife.

9. Market Research is crucial. In 2004 you could afford to sling mud against the wall. Not in 2010. Ask your prospects the right 3 questions and sort the data right and your chances of success in a startup go from 5% to 50% overnight.

10. Most people now are on the defensive. They’ve shuttered their doors and windows and they’re trying to ride out the recession. That’s just slow motion suicide. Those who prevail have decided to be 21st century alchemists and every single day they’re trying to figure out how to deliver a more awesome customer experience.

1. Conversion rates in free-fall: Your conversions are half what they were 18 months ago. But the clicks still cost more than they did then. What do you do about that?

2. “What are Google searchers actually looking for?” Your market is shifting unpredictably. Prospects who search Google aren’t asking the same question they were asking this time last year. Your market is more complex now and your position in the food chain is different. Have you changed accordingly?

3. There are growing numbers of deeply competitive markets where not one single advertiser is turning a profit. There are some niches where this shouldn’t be terribly surprising; certain parts of the business opportunity market have been this way for years. But now I’m seeing this in other, unexpected places. There is a constant churn of new advertisers and/or “stupid money” that is artificially inflating bid prices. (Yes, even at a time when “stupid money” isn’t supposedly available.) There are all kinds of crazy reasons for this but the bottom line is, you need a way to determine if this is going on – and how to overcome it.

4. Affiliates are hyper-intelligent and they’re everywhere. If you’re not an affiliate, odds are you’re competing with some. If you are an affiliate, odds are you’re competing with a whole bunch of ‘em. (Unless you’re in a market where they all got slapped.) 5% of the affiliates are making 95% of the money. Which group are you in?

5. Google relies heavily on real human beings to review websites. If a Google editor gives you a Quality Score of 1, all the HTML changes in the world will never fix it. If you don’t have an ace Google rep (which generally requires a monthly spend worth of $15,000), it may be impossible to get a straight answer as to why your QS suddenly dropped to 1. But real human beings with $500, $1,000 and $5,000 monthly ad budgets still have to make their businesses work! I’m going to show you how to get around this and play ball with the big boys, no matter what your budget is.

6. When you ask a question, some nameless, faceless person at Google pats you on the head (“Thank you for using Google AdWords”) and sends you a useless, cut-and-paste, non-answer to your question that was written by a committee of recent college grads (Hint: with hundreds of thousands of reasonably funded and fairly ignorant advertisers entering the market on a regular basis, you’re little more than a commodity to Google. Commodity = pawn on a chessboard. Expendable.)

7. Google’s Content Network can deliver gratifying quantities of quality traffic, but to most people it’s a mysterious, money-sucking fog. (Did you know that the colors and layout of the Google AdWords interface are scientifically designed and meticulously tested to vacuum out your wallet while you remain placid, comfortable, unaware?) Only those who know how and where to slice and cross-section their Content Traffic get the rewards.

To know more advance details, well, my colleague Perry Marshall has written a very helpful e-course that you can find out about it here: 2010 Definitive Guide to Google AdWords

I want to show you how to put your Internet privacy completely back in your own control, by doing two simple things. I’ve tested all kinds of things that claim to help you retain control of your privacy online. The results, quite frankly, were generally terrible. Most programs resulted in an unacceptably poor Internet experience… and not much certainty I was doing things a whole lot safer than I was before.

First, I’ve switched my free e-mail provider.

I have switched out of Yahoo and Google over to Hushmail, a privacy-focused e-mail provider based in Canada. The benefit here is U.S. authorities can’t cite the Patriot Act and get whatever they want.

Second, I’m now surfing the Internet securely and anonymously.

I am currently using what I’ve found to be an extraordinary service… from CryptoHippie (www.cryptohippie.com). Long-story short, it makes it so nobody – not Google, not even your Internet service provider, not the government, and (theoretically of course) not a hacker – can track your Internet activity back to you.

This service is not free, but it’s worth every penny. (I tried the “free” and cheap services, but you don’t want them… You surf too slowly to be functional and they’re potentially even riskier than doing nothing at all.)

Third, Internet browsing

One thing you can do is run your Internet browsing program (like Firefox) from a USB flash drive… you know, the little thumb-sized drives that plug into your USB port. You can actually plug these into any computer and start up Firefox straight off of the USB flash drive. You can then leave without leaving a trace on the computer you used. Or, if you’re a bit more computer savvy, True Crypt (www.truecrypt.org) is quite an impressive little security program. But True Crypt really takes security pretty far. Check them out. They’re worth it.

2. Twitter will get sold to a larger company for less than the $500 million they turned down from Facebook in 2009.

3. The next rage in pay per click is cookie-ing visitors on your site and then having targeted contextual ads “stalk your prospects” on other sites as they surf the Internet. Jonathan Mizel will cover this extensively in a January 29 teleseminar.

4. By 2014 the newspaper will be drastically different than it is now. Most local papers will have vanished; large pubs will consolidate down to just a few like the New York Times, USA Today and the Wall Street Journal. Sorry, but there’s no need for 200 different newspapers to all be running the same stories from the wires; it’s duplicate content. Meanwhile a minority of high-traffic bloggers will be identified as doing better research with better reporting and less bias than the traditional media.

5. The music industry is headed in the same direction. The bands that succeed during the next 10 years will be the ones who figure out how to connect directly to their audience via social media and direct marketing. Recently I had a conversation with a recording artist whose advance for making a CD has shriveled from $50K+ down to $15K now, because piracy and digital distribution are shrinking the pie. He can’t depend on them to bring him an audience anymore. (Does that sound at all familiar?) Neil Peart of Rush said essentially the same thing, reporting they want to do an album in 2010 but the record company won’t pay for it. The band is now in search of some other mechanism. I predict that membership and continuity models are the future of the music industry.

6. There will always be demand for excellent content, regardless of what happens to TV networks, record companies, etc. Case in point: DVD and iTunes sales of TV series like “24″ and “Lost” are strong, because those shows are superbly produced. I bought the first four seasons of 24, myself. The worst place to be in media is in the “expensive bureaucratic mediocre middle.”

7. I gave away some Amazon Kindles for Christmas this year, and electronic books are most definitely on the rise. Electronic readers are awesome, they’ll become the norm, and the future is not bright for traditional printing and publishing models. However… excellent magazines and books will NEVER disappear. Ever.

8. The traditional HTML website site hand-crafted by an HTML editor and uploaded via FTP is fast becoming a relic, replaced by Content Management Systems and platforms like WordPress and Joomla.

9. There is a small, vocal minority of people that insist that in biology, evolution is entirely purposeless and random. This crowd dominates the current academic scene and cooks up anti-scientific theories like “Junk DNA.” My professional experience in our fast-evolving, “darwinian” online world tells me, evolution is supremely intelligent, NOT random. The intellectual Berlin Wall of 19th century Darwinism will crack in 2013. A 21st century version of evolution is coming, one that doesn’t sneer at religion. I blogged about this last week.

10. Wikipedia will silence its critics. Obviously it’s immensely practical and it’s worked, having entirely replaced the traditional encyclopedia. However, vandalism is a constant problem for some categories. Wikipedia has always had a reputation for smearing controversial people and topics. But they’re cleaning up, and for the most part doing an excellent job. I made a donation for the first time the other day and I think Wikipedia has made a huge contribution to the speed of getting research done. Nothing has done more for bringing the Open Source movement to the masses.

* Dotcom stocks were heading straight up in one of the biggest orgies of manic stock buying the world has ever seen
* Banner ads were selling at massive (and irrational) premiums
* Pay-per-click advertising (then offered by just one company, GoTo.com) was considered an oddity
* Yahoo was the 800 pound gorilla in Internet media
What a difference ten years can make

Today:

* The NASDAQ still hasn’t come even close to recovering its Year 2000 heights
* Banner ads are sanely priced
* Yahoo appears totally hopeless
* Pay-per-click advertising (mainly in the form of Google AdWords) has taken over the world

The turn around

In spite of the crash of bogus Internet companies, the Internet itself was as solid as a rock – and it was going to grow, this time for real.

The big change was that Internet advertising was going to be based on careful calculations of ROI (return on investment.)

In a way, this was nothing new. Old school direct marketers have been tracking the profitability of their ad buys for decades.

Thanks to its PPC revenues, some say that Google is poised to take over the earth.

Not so fast Google

Here’s what absolutely won’t change in the coming decade:

* The Internet will continue to be a central part of hundreds of millions of people’s lives. If anything, it will become even more central as the Internet solidifies its position as the “central switching station” for all media: text, audio, video, buying, selling, communicating, chatting, gossiping etc.)

* Consumers will continue to seek VALUE in their purchases and if my crystal ball is working, they will be even more militant about getting value for their money in the years to come.

* Advertisers – the ones who are going to survive that is – are going to become even more sophisticated about tracking their results and making sure they get the best possible value for their money.

What this is going to look like is smart Internet marketers diversifying away from Google AdWords.

AdWords will continue to be an important part of the mix, but anyone who is not taking energetic, aggressive steps to free themselves from dependence on Google for their traffic is going to have cause for regret.

Strategy for System 2010

Copywriting is the switch that turns raw traffic into money.

I don’t know how to state it forcefully enough but here goes: Traffic is worthless without masterful conversion and conversion is just a fancy word for ad copy, so in a very real way the whole game of Internet marketing boils down to copywriting.

In all the noise about Twitter, Facebook and other “mindshare building tools” a lot of internet marketers have lost sight of what matters in Internet marketing.

To bring us all back to reality in 2010, I’m bringing in two Big Guns of the copywriting world to System 2010 – both multi-decade veterans who write real ad copy for real companies selling real products to real people.

The other piece of the puzzle: traffic

Great copywriting, as important as it is, is not enough.

You need the second part of the equation: traffic.

I’m a big fan of SEO, article marketing, JVs, viral marketing and all the other “free” ways you can drive traffic on the Internet. Over the years, we’ve offered scores of trainings and master classes on these subjects.

But none of these methods can hold a candle to the simple, reliable method of simply buying the traffic you need.

If you want to maximize your potential on the Internet, buying traffic is where it’s at.

If you’re already a traffic buyer you already know that Internet traffic is the Eighth Wonder of the world.

You can buy a little, test it, amplify what works and turn off what doesn’t.

It takes skill, know-how and paying attention, but knowing how to buy Internet traffic comes as close to money-on-demand as anything on earth.

As a member of the Perry Marshall Marketing Letter & Renaissance Club, you’ll receive the following:

1. Perry’s Quicksilver System which contains 6 audio interviews:
– Deal Making vs. Asset Building: Jonathan Mizel on Internet Business Strategy
– Confessions of a Big-Ass Marketing Guy with Bill Buell of Big Ass Fans
– How to Dig Rocks out of the Cold, Hard Ground and Sell Them for Lots of Money
– How to Exponentially Increase Advertising and Direct Mail Response
– From Squalor to Splendor: Philippe Matthews and the Shock Philosophy for Breaking Mental Barriers
– An Intent to Act, A Triumphant Sperm, and a Scrape with Death with Tom Hoobyar, CEO of ASEPCO

2. Five special reports:
– How to Attain Unfair Credibility Over Your Competitors, by Charging for Information Everyone Else is Giving Away Free
– How to Generate Hot Sales Leads and Eliminate Cold Calling with Education-Based Marketing
– Selling and Marketing on a Zero Budget
– How to use Savvy Direct Marketing Techniques to Land a New Job, On Demand, Anytime, Anywhere, with No Begging, No Career Counseling and No Monster.com
– How to Reinvent a Service & Consulting Business with a Single Sheet of Paper

3. Two advertising critique certificates whereby you can send Perry any email message, web page, ad, sales letter, press release, brochure or newsletter, and he will review it and give you his insight and recommendations about how to make it more effective.
4. Membership in Perry’s Renaissance Club
5. Free consulting call-in days two to four times a year
6. MP3 download: Two Killer interviews with direct marketing veteran and Internet pioneer Ken McCarthy
7. My Career as an Enthusiastic

Perry Marshall’s marketing newsletter is rapidly becoming a ‘must read’ publication for entrepreneurial direct marketers everywhere, online and off.
- Ken McCarthy, The System Seminar

Google Analytics is a no-nonsense software that comes with a load of features that can give you important data and statistics about how your customers “behave” as they browse your website.

This includes a tracking feature that allows you to trail every single visitor on your website: where they come from- whether it’s display advertising, pay-per-click networking, and yes even email marketing campaigns and digital collateral materials like PDFs—and discover which page potential customers spend the most time on and which page pushes them to abandon your website all together.

It’s a pretty powerful tool that provides all the data you need so you can single out which of your marketing campaigns actually converts to revenues and which ones bomb.

And one of the best things about Google Analytics? It has practically all the benefits of those complex and costly “enterprise- level” analytics tool but without the hefty price tag. In fact, you can sign-up and use it for free!

Google Analytics is the great traffic insights equalizer—enabling small businesses to be at par with multinational companies and global conglomerates. However, it’s really a sophisticated tool that’s disguised as a simple one. Most business owners still can’t believe that it’s capable of delivering a host of valuable traffic data—so much so that they don’t maximize everything that Google Analytics can do for their company.

You simply cannot make that mistake—especially when you’ve already got a traffic generation powerhouse in your hands.

So, fire up your company’s traffic strategy. Cut through the guesswork. Skip the trial-and- error scenarios. Start firing up your stats to get the right kind of traffic with the Improve your Website with Google Analytics Strategy Cashmap.

The Strategy Cashmap’s step-by-step guides will help you figure out how to achieve your desired traffic results—and eventually the well-deserved record revenues—faster than you can say, “Increase my traffic, please!”

Download the Google Analytics Strategy Cashmap now for free and you’ll be on your way to learning:

* How to make sense of all the data you receive – including how to tell when the info is important and needs your immediate attention

* The eleven ways to retain visitors and build more traffic (Apply these simple steps and see near-instant improvement.)

* How to delegate “success tracking” so you can focus on other aspects of your business

* How to identify the precise page where you lose visitors on the way to the “goal page” (if you know where the problem is, you’ll know where to start to improve your website)

* The secret step that tells you if the changes you are implementing are truly improving your website (or if you should re-evaluate your strategy)

Source: Google Analytics Strategy Cashmap by Mark Joyner
Advanced Web Metrics with Google Analytics by Brian Clifton

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You might have read about it, seen it on a video or heard the buzz in the internet circles.

According to Rich Schefren:
“A cashmap is a well-planned and systematic approach to building your online business from the ground up… or from whatever stage you’re at right now. You simply plug into one of these detailed maps… follow along from point “A” to point “B” all the way to “Z” and beyond… and your business just continues to grow.

It’s quick and easy, which means you spend less time reading, and can begin implementing these winning strategies right away!

And the part that matters most to you is… you end up with more money… and more time to enjoy it. Isn’t that why you started an online business in the first place?

Now… how’s this different from a mind map?

They’re nothing alike. You see… a mind map is without structure. A mind map is like having some of the elements that could lead you to success. But following them in no particular order.”

Simpleology acquired Cashmap Systems LLC in January 2009 and since then has brought a series of cashmaps to the market including the list building cashmap.

Each set of cashmaps is split into two:
1 – the system cashmap – which gives you the top level view of the process as it moves through the major steps in the process
2 – the action cashmaps – which show and explain the detailed steps involved in the individual major process steps.

Free List Building Strategy Cashmap
Mark Joyner and Simpleology are giving away the free List building strategy cashmap when you open a Simpleology account (easy to do and free) and you also receive an audio recording which walks you through the list building process.

When you join Simpleology you also have access to a lot of other free stuff including Simpleology 101, the excellent time management course.

My advice is to join Simpleology today!.

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I wish someone would have told me about it when I first started using Joomla.

CLICK HERE to check it out…

Another great Joomla tutorial site is Cory Webb’s HowToJoomla.net. If you’re looking for more specific “How Tos”, this site is even better than Joomla Tutorials.

CLICK HERE to check it out…

Since 2006, forward-thinking companies like Apple, JetBlue, Whole Foods, and GM have discovered the instant benefits of leveraging the social media phenomenon known as Twitter to reach consumers directly, build their brand, and increase sales.

Twitter is at the leading edge of the social media movement, allowing members to connect with one another in real time via short text messages–called “tweets”–that can be received either via the Twitter site or by e-mail, instant messenger, or cell phone.

Many companies have started building entire teams within their organization dedicated solely to responding to tweets from consumers about their brand. And this is just the beginning.

In Twitter Power, Internet marketing and Web innovation expert Joel Comm shows businesses and marketers how to integrate Twitter into their existing marketing strategies to build a loyal following among Twitter members, expand awareness for their product or service, and even handle negative publicity due to angry or disappointed consumers.

The book also presents case studies of companies on the forefront of the Twitter movement, to help you develop your own social networking strategies. Twitter Power is the result of extensive testing and participation in the social networking community and is a must-have for any business that wants to keep up with the social media movement. Twitter Power features a foreword by Tony Robbins.

http://twitterpower.com/

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http://instanttweettraffic.com/

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David King sent a message to the members of Twitter… You follow me… I follow you.

Subject: $887.9 Million in 10 years?

The Ceo of Zappos Tony Hsieh just recently sold zappos to amazon for approximately 887.9 Million dollars… Did you hear about it?

isn’t that amazing?

with over 1 million twitter followers and growing he definitely understood the power of twitter in his business.

in 1999 http://www.facebook.com/l/;zappos.com was registered and from 1999 he built a extremely successful business all by knowing one HUGE secret.

and that HUGE secret is this…

“The customer is always right and make sure they are happier than happy with their purchase and they will continue to give you money for the rest of their lives”

So how exactly did Tony Hsieh discover how to make such a profitable business, connect with his customers and grow zappos so large?

how is honestly beyond me at this point…

But I know for a fact that over 1 million twitter followers is one way to help his customers stick and use his customers to get viral buzz that grows his company even more.

Zappos connected with his customers and grew that relationship and because of that there were more and more people that liked zappos and continued to buy.

Think about it… when you have customers that continue to buy from you and you continue to get new customers what do you get?

A HUGELY successful business that grows like crazy!

That is exactly how Tony made a $887.9 million dollar business in 10 years.

If Tony is connecting with a million twitter followers and continuing to use twitter to leverage his business shouldn’t you be?

It’s time to step up to the plate and hit a home run…

Twitter Influence is yours for the taking:

GO here now and get it: http://www.facebook.com/l/;tweeterinfluence.com/therealdeal

you know that if you used twitter like i did your business would literally change drastically within a couple months.

But don’t take my word for it… Just visit: http://www.facebook.com/l/;tweeterinfluence.com/therealdeal and see what they are saying and see the proof in the pudding!

Source: Tweeter Influence

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As online start-up costs get cheaper – some small operations open with capital as low as $10 – expect competition to get tougher as the Internet becomes more accessible to hopeful and resourceful business-minded people.

This points to a growing number of competitors in a quickly shrinking playing field. As if existing rivals weren’t bad enough, having new players in the arena just makes everything more cutthroat.

That’s why you need that extra edge so your business can pull ahead to become the front-runner in your industry.

With the Conquer Your Competition Strategy Cashmap, you can outwit your business rivals and leave them all behind to fight it out with each other – while you’re enjoying the boost in your popularity and profits.

In easy and simple steps, this Cashmap will teach you how to identify your closest competitors, gather useful data, assemble a skilled “intelligence team”, and employ competitive benchmarking that will propel you to the top of your field.

Download the Conquer Your Competition with Competitive Intelligence Strategy Cashmap now for free and you’ll be on your way to learning…

* The top two most effective competitive intelligence-gathering methods (you can build your “intelligence portfolio” quickly and easily)

* The technique that allows you to check how well your products or services are doing compared to your competitors

* Where to gather as much as 90% of competitive intelligence on rival businesses (they’re secrets are more accessible than you think)

* How to protect yourself from the competition’s attempts at spying on your business strategies (keep confidential information safe!)

* The two types of competitors you need to watch out for (identify them early to keep ahead of your business rivals)

* and much more…

1. Info Marketing (one of my absolute favorites)
2. Affiliate marketing – selling other people’s stuff
3. eBay
4. eCommerce store
5. Blogging

You think they are interesting topics, so can you answer these questions yourself:

* Find the answer to one of the BIGGEST questions: What *exactly* should I sell and how much profit should I expect to make?
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* If you’re new to the online world or haven’t had success online yet, Your Early to Rise Program will help you take flight and gain massive confidence and real world knowledge.
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* Uncover the methods used by Internet “Insiders” to build their businesses into multi-million dollar empires.
* Avoid making the mistake of trying to convert a prospect into a customer at the wrong time in the sales process.
* And much, much more…we’re truly just hitting the tip of the iceberg here…

Now, What areas of your business do you need the most help with ?
* Sales and Marketing
* Internet Marketing
* Copywriting
* Business Fundamentals
* Starting My Business
* Product Development
* Refining my Business

If you want to get famous – starting a blog is the fastest way to do it. Never before in history have so many “ordinary folks” shot to superstardom so quickly – sometimes literally overnight. If you want to get the word out about anything (your products, how great you are, an important message the world needs to hear), the blog is the ultimate platform.

And WordPress is the most popular blogging platform in the world. Why? Simple: it’s super easy to use, it’s supported by a volunteer army of open-source advocates, it just about every feature you could ever want or imagine …

While it’s super easy to use, as with anything on the Internet, there is a learning curve. You can go spend months figuring it all out on your own, or …

Download the WordPress Strategy Cashmap for FREE right now and you’ll be just moments away from learning:

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- One of his books (MindControlMarketing.com) shot to #1 within 36 hours of its release.

- One of his websites became the 37th most visited website on the planet within 6 weeks of its release.

- His pioneering ebook (Search Engine Tactics) was downloaded over 1,000,000 times years before e-books were common.

- He turned a fledgling one-man operation into a multi-million-dollar International corporation with customers in every internet-connected country on the planet in two years time.

Other Interesting Facts About Mark Joyner

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology through independent study while simultaneously serving in the U.S. Army in the Military Intelligence Corp (he speaks Korean fluently graduating at the top of his class at the Defense Language Institute).

Is a cold-war veteran of military intelligence and a former U.S. Army Officer. He held a Top Secret SCI clearance (the highest clearance level in the US) for several years.

Was awarded for his military service by the U.S. Army, the Republic of Korea Army, the Korean Consulate General, and the President of the United States.

Currently lives in Auckland, New Zealand with his wife.

Great Mark Joyner stuff from Amazon

The Great Formula: for Creating Maximum Profit with Minimal Effort… by Mark Joyner

The Irresistible Offer: How to sell your productor service in 3 seconds or less… by Mark Joyner

Simpleology: The Simple Science of Getting What You Want… by Mark Joyner

The Confidential Internet Manuscript… by Mark Joyner

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