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I had a great mastermind lunch with my local group organized by my local Wilmington realtor, Alex Paen.

He set the topic today as lead generation strategies and how to get referrals. Now everybody at that meeting is an offline business professional. Home security, financial planning, lawyer/legal, insurance, etc.

So to help them understand how they can use internet marketing for their lead generation, and reduce their costs of customer acquisition, I created a mindmap (you know how much I love mindmaps!).

To make it as easy to understand as I could, I focused the map on the “big picture” so they could see the overall system, and what pieces should be put into place over time. Figured you’d probably get a lot of use out of it as well.

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Next week begins my favorite internet marketing training course I’ve ever taken: Alex Mandossian’s Teleseminar Secrets.

I’ll be giving you a sneak peek at this course throughout the week, but today I want to announce my supplemental $1000 bonus offer if you decide to take this training.

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What can you accomplish in 21 days?

That’s the question Matthew Glanfield is asking in his new (and free) training course he’s opening this week.

Learn The 21 Day Formula

Matthew told me more about what he’s doing for members during our weekly mastermind call earlier today, and it’s going to be a series of live video training sessions.

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As the creator of Teleseminar Formula, you may wonder why I am going to insist that you take Alex Mandossian’s Teleseminar Secrets course some time in your business development.

After all, my step-by-step training (audio and video) gives you everything you need to get started with teleseminars, make money from using your phone, and build your list with conversations you can have from the comfort of home.

Yet, I’ll be the first to echo the sentiment

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During this Ustream broadcast at BobTheTeacher.TV, I share with you some of the history of my own product creation, why you should be creating products often, and specific tips that help you overcome obstacles you may be facing.

Part 1 got cut off because of a storm, so after those 13 minutes, please continue with part 2.

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Last night I finally did an experiment I’ve wanted to do for some time: broadcast live on Ustream.

After fighting with the audio on my computer (still giving me some trouble, actually), I was able to broadcast for about an hour. After posting on Twitter that I was live, I quickly had about a dozen people come through to talk internet marketing, say hi, and help me test out this service.

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Like thousands of others of people I have already worked with, you may be a victim of common misconceptions about teleseminars.

And those misconceptions, indeed myths, are costing you a lot of money because by not doing teleseminars you are putting off your own success. It’s taking you longer to create your own products, it’s harder to know what your customers want, and your list is, well… not growing nearly as quickly as you’d like.

So here are 3 myths I’d like to bust for you right now.

1. I don’t have a product to promote on a teleseminar
2. I don’t have a list to promote my teleseminar to
3. Nobody knows who I am, so why would they listen to me?

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