Friends Who Want to Help You (February/March 2009)

Speakers, Authors, Consultants, Coaches, Experts, Entrepreneurs, CEO’s- SPEAKERS’ SUMMIT ‘09 – THE PINNACLE, May 1-3 in LA Over the last seventeen years Speaker Services has trained and showcased thousands of speakers, always presenting leading edge experts, while introducing state-of-the-art resources. This, the fourth year for Speakers’ Summit occurs at a time when people are searching for new avenues, new possibilities, new careers. Whatever You Do, if You Want to be Successful You Have to Convincingly Present Yourself. Take a look at the Speakers’ Summit. SPEAKERS Include: Jack Barnard, Jean-Noel Bassior, Alex Carroll, Lisa Cherney, Colin Daymude, Daniel Hall, Linda Hollander, Bill Johnson, Susan Levin, James Malinchak, Nancy Marmolejo Barbara Niven, Sheryl Roush, Ellen Reid, Lisa Sasevich, Rob Schultz, Marilyn Snyder, Nancy Solari, Geoff Zimpfer
Read more and register: http://www.MyMarketingCart.com/app/?af=879810

Launching Tomorrow, March 27th!  BE THE MEDIA features more than 500 pages with over fifty media experts, educators, and activists (such as David Mathison and Alex Mandossian) who teach you the latest and greatest ways to market and sell your books, music, films, information products and services. The book includes more than 500 pages of material to help you control your rights, have a direct relationship with your audience, and earn more royalties. http://www.1shoppingcart.com/app/?af=955449

Need a product to sell? If you’ve been around the Internet marketing world for any time at all, you’ve come across 1ShoppingCart.com and all its rebranded variations. Many of the gurus use this software to run their downloadable e-products, their autoresponders, newsletters, etc. The programmer who created 1shoppingcart is George Tran, and George has just released “The Social Marketing Manifesto,” a very well-written, well-thought-out, and well-researched 154-page e-book that helps you quickly understand the culture of social media networks, has great advice for how to monetize, and reviews numerous tools to set up your own social media network and/or participate more effectively on existing platforms. It retails for $29.97, but I’m offering it for just $18.95. AND you get full resale rights! I have to tell you, I’ve not been impressed with the quality of a lot of the private-label-resale-rights info products out there, but this one is a gem. And one of the things I really like about it is that it’s aimed at (and useful to) both business and nonprofits, and there’s a lot of really good stuff specifically for nonprofits from someone who deeply understands that business model.

Dr. Mani is giving away a report that explains eight force-multipliers that will help business owners boost profit. I’ve seen the report and it’s well done.  Biz Multiplier Free

Judith Sherven and Jim Sniechowski offer a short thought on the topic of either Relationships or The Freedom to Be Fabulous each day –  5 days a week. No cost. Here’s the first one, which they did for Valentine’s Day:

With Valentine’s Day coming, Be Fabulous by expressing your genuine care and enjoyment to all those you love.
AND be sure to RECEIVE their appreciation and all that they give to you.

Want more? http://www.judithandjim.com/receiving

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