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Last weekend, I was one of Adam Urbanski’s faculty members at his Info Profits Success Bootcamp.

Met some really cool people, so I put together a music video featuring pictures throughout the weekend using Animoto.

Also, during the event, I got great feedback on my “SIMPLE Path To 6-Figures” presentation. So I thought I’d redo it via webinar so people who couldn’t make it could learn these important lessons, too.

You’ll learn…

• How to shortcut your climb to expert status as a connector
  
• When to start promoting your own products and services (the answer to this may surprise you)
  
• My #1 source of long term traffic and how to get it.
  
• Secrets to pricing your products to reach $10,000/month faster than you ever thought possible.
  
• How using your telephone can bring you faster results than struggling to create content and products the hard way.
  
• And much more…

This will happen live only once, so be sure to register now so you don’t miss it.

Join The SIMPLE Path To 6-Figures Webinar

Bob Jenkins

This video you’re about to watch rocks!

One of the faculty members at SIMPLE is Lon Naylor, from ScreenCastProfit.com. He just made this video today to demonstrate his mad skills with Camtasia and Sony Vegas. He was inspired by the Google Super Bowl ad that aired during the Saints win against the Colts.

Enjoy!

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Although we can’t promise you’ll turn into a video genius just by attending SIMPLE, Lon will be breaking down how he puts these videos together and how you can profit from screencast videos as an affiliate marketer and as a product creator – 2 of the essential pieces of the SIMPLE profit formula.

Get your ticket to SIMPLE before we sell out

Bob

p.s. Lon will be at SIMPLE the whole weekend, too. Like all the speakers and VIPs I invited to this event, he’s even better in person!

Snow is falling again in my old school system. If I was still teaching the ninth graders, I’d be wearing my pajamas inside out and doing the “Snow Day Shuffle” – in the hopes that school would be closed.

Yes, it’s true – teachers love snow days even more than the students.

I’m no longer teaching school, but I can remember how much I took advantage of the snow days in the early days of creating my business.

So here’s a quick list of 10 things you can do in a single snow day to move your online business forward…

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A shocking video reveals a few of the faculty members of the Niche Affiliate Marketing System workshop in Atlanta are also part of a world class dance crew.

Led by super affiliate turned dancing queen, Lynn Terry, the crew includes Nicole “Success On The Dance Floor” Dean, David “Can’t Touch This” Perdew, Scott “This is really how I got my six pack abs” Tousignant, and Bob The Teacher Dancer Jenkins.

An anonymous email confirmed the 5-member crew is practicing for auditions for “So You Think You Can Dance”, “America’s Got Talent”, and “America’s Top Dance Crew” (the fact that one of the members is actually Canadian has not been revealed to the judges of these shows).

But before they hit the small screen, they have big plans for NAMS 3. TMZ has obtained this video of the crew rehearsing in a barn in rural Tennessee. Warning: Viewer discretion IS advised!

What do you think? Do they have what it takes to make the big time? Or just a side show in the big tent?

After yesterday’s advanced steps of setting up an affiliate program, I’m ready to go back to a basic set of steps to optimize my list process. Today, I’ll be working on a customized confirmation page.

Specifically, I’m going to:

• Create a new thank you page (i.e., “confirmation page”)
• Link to the new page from my web forms in Aweber
• Add an image of the download page to the confirmation page
• Add a video to the confirmation page

Let’s get started…

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Editing video can require some big technical chops, but it can also be pretty simple if you’re okay with a more natural result. Once you have a good raw video, like what I created yesterday, you should be able to use the video as it is, or adjust with just a couple of quick fixes.

So today, I’m going to…

• Edit the beginning and end of the video
• Insert a call to action slide at the end of the video
• Publish the video for the web

Let’s get to it…

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After creating the new squeeze page yesterday, we’re all set to begin some small scale prmotion steps. It’s been a busy week, so I’ll be doing just a couple of things today.

Tasks for Day 6:

• Promote on Facebook
• Promote on Twitter
• Write Message 3

Let’s get started…

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My friend Lynn Terry over at ClickNewz nudged me to start playing around with Animoto, and I figured for my first video mashup should be photos from live events where I’ve met so many great people.

Hopefully, if you are not in this video, we’ll get a picture at a live event soon. You can check out my schedule over here. I’ll be in New York City at the end of July, and London at the end of August for meetups.

Bob Jenkins

p.s. If you have a picture of us together, make sure it’s on Facebook, and tag me in it. This way, when I create another video like this, I can include it!

p.p.s. Want to know the secret to how I made this movie in under 25 minutes? I used Animoto. Make your own music videos with Animoto. Make unlimited 30 second videos, or get a commercial pass like I did to make longer vids with a redirect button at the end and no logo.

That’s one giant hole in the ground!

Okay, I’m getting ahead of myself… Our final day of driving to Vegas started out by hunting down a gas station in Uptown Albuquerque, and then on our way west.

The landscape in Albuquerque is pretty desolate overall, with small shrubs dotting the landscape amidst a few spindly trees. I had heard that the sky in New Mexico is really amazing, and that turned out to be true.

A few hours into the trip and we were in Arizona, which remarkably looked pretty much like New Mexico for about 30 minutes. Then it got even drier. You can see mountains in the distance, and eventually, you get pretty high up again as you get closer to Nevada.

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I’m often asked the following question:

What video camera should I buy?

There a number of answers to this question, but I’ll stick to a couple of points of criteria that I used when I asked the same question.

• You want a camera to film short videos (under 10 minutes)
• You want a camera that is idiotproof
• You want good to great quality of video
• You want videos that are easy to upload to the internet
• You do not need to make DVD quality videos
• You do not need to make streaming (live) videos
• You want to spend less than $500

If those are your criteria as well, then watch this video as I explain my top choice.

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We’re about to head out of Oklahoma City this morning on Day 3 of the Road Trip to Vegas, where I’m teaching Butterfly Marketing strategies at a conference hosted by it’s creator, Mike Filsaime.

Yesterday was the longest drive (by design), and it was filled with some amazing scenery of a part of the country I’ve never been through.

Have to say driving takes longer, but it sure is a good way to see what’s out there.

We drove from Birmingham to OKC, which took us through Memphis, Tennessee; Tupelo, Mississippi (birthplace of… (put your guess in the comments); over the bridge of the Mississippi River into Arkansas, and eventually into Texas.

The surprise of the day was

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