065: Get Your Business Noticed on the Internet: Course, Blog, Podcast, Book, DVD

Are you annoyed that an Internet marketer is marketing to you? Instead of looking at other marketers as people who are "serving" you as a consumer, why don't you look at what successful things they repeatedly do, like consistent products, blogging, and webinars? And model what they do! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjw526PatBY Marketer of the Week: Dennis Becker Dennis wrote the book from 5BucksADay and has the membership site Earn1kaday.Like me, actually leaves his money-making websites online. What a concept. If a site makes me money, I'll keep maintaining and promoting it. He has lots of irons in the fire such as a new product and new Kindle book every month. Complaints of the Week I'm at your sales letter. Where do I go to login to your membership site? I bought the "lite" version and I login. Where can I go to upgrade? Marketers delight, 5 site license to unlimited license. What about an in-your-face upsell or interstitial ad? I want something else you're selling. You're supposed to "sell the click" in emails but what the heck am I clicking on? You're only telling me about the Pro and Basic packages, launch deadlines, but what it is, in one sentence? Feature Presentation: Course, Blog, Podcast, Book, DVD I once found an internet marketer "coach's" page but I couldn't find 1 product, 1 video, 1 book by him or even his last name. What do people find when they search for you? What about on YouTube? Amazon? You should always be URL dropping or off-handedly mentioning the things you sell on your blog and podcast. Who needs testimonials? Use yourself as you own examples, testimonials, and case studies. Course: Four milestones for $997 to get in the "high ticket" mindset, then drop that price SLIGHTLY (MembershipCube.com) Blog: content marketing, cannibalize your Facebook re shares, 5 minute YouTube content: what pisses you off (your opinion) or something helpful (video to create a PayPal mass pay file, or resize an image without Photoshop) (IncomeMachine.com) Podcast: 5 minute audio, no music (PodcastCrusher.com) Book: 10-7-4, WWHW, 56 minutes, Fiverr for transcripts (MakeAProduct.com) DVD: iPhone, Camtasia, DVD Architect, Kunaki (also MakeAProduct.com) Today's quote: "The difference between a master and a beginner? The master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried."