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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?

Setting goals is very important in both life and business, and today I begin a public documentation of my own goal setting.

Over the last month, I’ve been documenting my personal 30 Day Autoresponder Challenge, and it’s been a lot of fun (we wrap up this Thursday with a rockin’ teleseminar with an awesome guest).

Now I’m going to be turning my attention to setting and achieving goals in three key areas: business, fitness, and life.

Normally I would wait to start this process until after my current challenge is over. But I’m getting help from a group of motivated home business owners like me, and we’re all taking part in Scott Tousignant’s Fat Loss Quickie Home Office Transformation Contest. And that just so happens to have begun today (if you’re late, you can catch up!).

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President Obama won his election based on the premise of change. Is it time to (in dedication to Michael Jackson) “take a look at yourself and make a change?”

If you need a change in your fitness routine so you can get a balance between your lifestyle, your fitness, and your business, check out my friend Scott’s site FatLossQuickieExperience.com. It’s remarkable motivating to be part of his community!

If you need to make a change in your business strategy go to my internet marketing success library.

Bob Jenkins

p.s. What’s the biggest thing you want to change over the next 60 days? How will you make it happen? Please share your thoughts below.

When I first heard about Swipe files, I was shocked. As a former high school teacher, I have always had an aversion to plagiarism.

But then it was better explained to me (so now I can explain it to you, too).

A swipe file is a collection of marketing materials that you use to get ideas for how you do your own marketing. Unlike what I initially thought, swipe files are not intended for you to rip off word for word other people’s hard work.

Instead, you let other people’s creativity spur on your creativity. In fact, studying other people’s sales letters can give you a nice shortcut in one of the toughest skill sets that you have to master for business.

Let me be more specific…

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Have you listened to my new radio show yet?

I’d like to give you a free backstage pass to IM Success Radio, so you’ll always have access to the replays, faster versions, and bonus features not available online.

Get your pass here: IMSuccessRadio.com

Tune in Friday afternoon (tomorrow) for my next show, where I’ll be interviewing Scott Tousignant about how you can use social media to promote affiliate products.

Also, on Monday, the show features a very special guest. In fact, it was his radio show that inspired me to get my own.

Find out who it is here: IMSuccessRadio.com

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Affiliate marketing is one of the most important pieces to a successful online business.

In truth, it’s used by offline businesses, too, but it’s a bit disguised with promo swaps, discount coupons, etc.

Anyway, the trouble is most people who try affiliate marketing are getting it all wrong. You may be in this category (although you won’t be for long!).

See the usual affiliate marketing training guide tells you to go find a niche where a lot of people are buying stuff, pick up an affiliate link, and spread your links far and wide. 

Or they tell you to buy a bunch of pay-per-click ads (maybe they even give you "profit-pulling, time-tested" ads to run), and hope you make more in commissions than you pay out to our friends at Google. 

Now I don’t have anything against PPC (although it did cost me $4000 in 2005-06), but the trouble is this way of teaching is all about making money, and not about building an online business.

You’ll always be chasing new customers that way.

Instead, I want to encourage you to develop a relationship with the people who are going to be buying your recommended affiliate products.

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