Month: January 2006 | Chris Zavadowski's Massive Leverage Marketing

Special call tomorrow

Hi gang,

I’ll get right to the point because you have to act fast…

Tomorrow, for the first time ever, niche expert and author of Strike It Niche!, Michael Holland, will be grilled during a fr’ee teleseminar at 8:00pm (ET)

Now you’re probably wondering what this has to do with you…

Here’s the thing: I’ve been preaching for awhile that you should be generating your own leads online — that you should be doing it on YOUR terms — and that you should be having people raise their hand for you.

Well Michael has a very clever way to put together niche websites that both earn you a profit, and bring you leads for your products and services at the same time.

For the last few years, he’s been quietly making a six-figure income online and tomorrow night is the first time he’s going public with what he knows.

There are only 300 seats available for this no-cost call, so don’t delay in signing up for it.

==> http://www.instantmlmsalesletters.com/nichecall.html

Here’s a small sampling of the things you’ll learn on tomorrow night’s call:

* How to find high-profit potential niche markets

* Why more than 90% of new websites are doomed from the start and what you can do to avoid this fate

* Which type of website you should be creating right away and why

* The key ingredients to every successful niche business

* How to get lots of laser targeted traffic to your niche website, and tons more…

You’ll also get the scoop on some actual high demand, low competition niches he’s never shared with anyone. Considering the wide range of network marketing products available, he’s sure to reveal something that could benefit YOU!

Hurry over to this link now and reserve your seat on the call because only a limited number of slots are available:

http://www.instantmlmsalesletters.com/nichecall.html

To your success,

Chris 🙂

P.S. – Michael has another motive as well. He’s tired of the gurus making it seem like earning money online is complicated. It’s not, if you use the right approach and don’t get sidetracked. He’s going to explain his approach and show you how you can copy it.

http://www.instantmlmsalesletters.com/nichecall.html

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How to Be More Creative

I use the word ‘creative’ with extreme caution. Too often, in advertising, selling is sacrificed at the altar of creativity. Too often, people are stymied and paralyzed by trying to be creative beginning with a blank page. It’s hard to just “think up” a good idea!

Instead, the ad copywriters, marketers and entrepreneurs who produce the greatest creative output tend to be the least creative.

Huh? Read that one more time.

Here’s what I mean: they NEVER stare at a blank page or try to pull ideas from thin air.

They believe: input/output. So they tend to gather information, ideas and examples, rearrange the old and tested and tried and true in different ways. Many even have systems or checklists they run through each and every time they are attempting to come up with something that is perceived as new by their customers or clientele. There’s a sample 9-point process in my book No B.S. Business Success. Those of us who create ads have what are ingloriously called Swipe Files; samples of good ads we’ve collected over years and categorized for easy reference. Sure, occasionally, everybody has a blinding flash of inspiration from out of nowhere. But if you’re smart, you don’t depend on such gifts.

— Dan Kennedy

Dan Kennedy is an author, consultant and business coach. Additional information at www.FreeDanKennedyNewsletter.com

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Things Are Lookin’ Up: Holiday Economy Blues?

More news you won’t hear on TV…

We ended 2005 with the creation of more than 220,000 new jobs in the final 60 days, unemployment holding a tick below 5%….inspite of the war, people grumbling about gas prices, credit card companies increasing minimum monthly payments, and relentless media portrayal of the economy as “bad” — consumer spending during the holiday season again increased by more than was originally projected
by the National Retail Federation.

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The most important trend for marketers is the rapidly increasing “mass affluent” class of customers, and that is where the greatest growth is in almost every category, including food and restaurants, clothes, home furnishings, and automobiles. Purchasing on “new luxury goods” is booming. Product Example: Whirlpool’s Duet front-load washer/dryer, which sells for $2,300.00 vs. $600.00 to $800.00 for a run of the mill set. This product has greater capacity and washes clothes in half the time, and busy consumers view time saved as a luxury well worth paying for.

Don’t make the uneducated mistake of thinking people don’t have money. YOU choose your prospects!

— Chris

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