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The Worlds Greatest Marketing Stories Personal Use Ebook

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Big, so what we try to do is help all of our clients come up with what we call a “big idea” when they’re doing marketing.

I’ve seen people develop marketing tools like websites and brochures, and go out there and attend trade shows and do all these kinds of things, but the basic content of what they’re pre-senting to their market is boring. It’s flat. There’s nothing there. There’s nothing new or interest-ing. There’s nothing to get the other person excited. You’re just there.

What we believe is that you’ve got to really think a little harder and say, “Let’s come up with a big idea. Something that will get us all excite, that’s a really interesting story to tell, that we can tell other people and get them listening to us. Get the attention of that person that’s in the bunker. Something new that will get them inter-ested.” A big in my case is the lobster book. That’s why I called it How to Sell Lobster. It doesn’t have anything to do with lobsters except for that one story.

Dan: People might misread it as, “How to cook a lobster.”

Bill: It gets their attention. The book’s been out a little while. I run across people who say, “Oh, I read the book. It was great! You’re the lobster guy.” Suddenly, I’m the lobster guy. That’s my big idea, “Here’s something about lobster.” It’s just completely different. They can remember the lobster, and then they associate that with me.

I’ve had many different big ideas, but this is the current one I’m using. It just makes everything stand out. Otherwise, you’re just not going to get people’s attention.

Dan: The book is interesting. It’s like nonfiction, but it’s also fiction.

Bill: It’s a little bit of both. I’m telling my story,these things I learned, in a narrative so it’s not just a boring, “Here’s what I did.” I’m telling it like in a novel. That’s the style of it. I thought it would be useful. People like it because it’s a short book. They get many ideas out of it and it’s easy to read.

Dan: Bill, do you have any marketing mentors? Who did you learn from?

Bill: There’s many people that I’ve learned from. I guess I would start with my dad, because he was the first marketing person I ever knew. He was really brilliant. He was great at coming up with big ideas. That was his thing. Of course, one of his big ideas was dressing me up like a frog and a bunny rabbit, but it worked! He was a terrific influence.

Choose Your Next Mp3 Player Give Away Rights Ebook

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Where Do I get MP3 music?

Music already on your computer - Your Compact discs - P2P networks

Your vinyl/cassettes - Online music stores

Music already on your computer:

Like most of us you've probably already copied music to your computer or downloaded music from the 'Net'. If so you need to choose an MP3 player that files and replays the format(s) you've already stored. If it's MP3, virtual y any MP3 player will do the job. Be wary as I once used a DJ program that made my music files into a format that I've never come across again, it was great for that program but I could not convert it any other format that did not cause any loss of clarity. Then I started using Musicmatch, which I prefer, I had to start from scratch and rip all my music from CD's again.

Your Compact Discs:

If you've kept your music on CDs, you can purchase any MP3 player, as you'll need to rip your CD's to your computer using software that comes with your new MP3 player. In doing this the format will suit your player weather it be MP3, WMA, OGG, or one of the other formats that are becoming available.

If your player did not come with software I've found that Musicmatch will rip, file, burn or transfer your MP3 files to virtually any MP3 player, but do check some manufacturers are making it difficult to download songs from anywhere but their preferred site.

Online music stores:

Here's where it gets entertaining. If you intend to buy music from online music stores such as iTunes, Musicmatch or Napster_Premium the legal Napster, you need to make sure your MP3 player will work with the appropriate format. In a perfect world any MP3 player will play all legal downloaded music, but the world is not perfect and certain MP3 players will only work with specific formats.

With some CD manufacturers putting anti-copying software (not stopping - yet - but limiting the # of copies we can make) on the music CD, in the future we may only be able to transfer music to our MP3 player from the recognised supplier of our specific MP3 player. Apple and Sony have already done this with their respective websites Apple with the iTunes website and Sony with ‘Sony Connect’ that suits their new mp3 players. Generally if you have a Sony MP3 player you cannot use it with ‘iTunes’ and visa versa. All the other MP3 player suppliers generally use Windows media player, which enables you to buy and download from most of the other download sites like Yahoo’s Musicmatch or Napster Premium, BuyMusic, Dell, Microsoft, MusicNow, RealNetworks' Rhapsody and Wal-Mart.

Downloaded music files are normally copywrite protected and can only used on a limited # of play back devices. This is designed to enable you to say, have a copy on your Computer, your MP3 player and maybe your car or a CD for your partner, but not enough to make a copy for each of your mates. This gives the Music Labels confidence to allow the tracks to be traded legally online.

P2P networks (peer-to-peer)

Most of these are done by copying off someone else's computer through P2P services like the original Napster, Winmx ( which have both been disbanded) and Kazaa over the Internet and most of these music files are already in the MP3 format and suit most players. What you do need to watch out for is the quality of the audio through both the ripping and the downloading of these files, and as this can be seen as breaking copywrite laws you may be prosecuted, as a number of people have been already.

Records (Vinyl)/Cassettes

If you have music on Records, cassettes, or even cartridges, you can record these to your computer as you would a CD, mind you this will take time as you will have to play each track at the normal playing speed, converting them to MP3's as you go. Once this is done you can listen to them from your computer or transfer them to your MP3 player. Purchasing a unit like the iRiver_mp3_players or similar will make life easier as these units will encode directly to MP3 from your stereo or CD player.

The Real Problem With Todays Teenagers Resale Rights Ebook

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Chamberlain was, ironically, a contemporary and a colleague of William Tecumseh Sherman who coined the phrase 'war is hell' and I don't think Chamberlain would have necessarily disagreed with Sherman. But Chamberlain also found that, for all its horror, war had one very positive side effect - it gave people a sense of belonging to something that was greater than themselves and so it could bring out the best in people.

Of course Chamberlain isn't the only person whose seen this. My old dears at the church used to say it all the time. "What these young people need is a good war" they used to say. Now they weren't stupid, and they knew as well as anyone else that the last thing we really need is a 'good war', but their point was that they felt young people needed some experience like they'd had in their youth, where they were forced to work together with a broad range of people across the community and to make sacrifices together as they committed themselves to a cause which was something far bigger than any of them as individuals.

Fighting has worked for me (and it's less costly all round than starting a war). Maybe it will work for you too. Find out! Come down and touch gloves with me. Do a few rounds. See how the experience affects you. (just don't all come at once)

Perhaps fighting is not your thing. That's OK. Find another way to get in touch with your ideals and values. Spend more time in church. Head up on a mountain by yourself for a couple of months and just think and pray about it. That works for some people. Just don't be content with a life that has no greater horizon than your own wealth and self-importance.

We live in an extraordinary society in an extraordinary period in human history. Think about it. At how many other points in history, and in how many other places in the world, have any group of people ever had the degree of choice about the future that we have today.

Think about it. The rest of your life lies before you and you can really choose to do with it just about anything you want to! Your options are really only limited by your imagination and your genetic potential. At how many times and places in human history has that been true?

If you were born a few generations back in a village you wouldn't have had these sorts of choices. Your dad was the village Smithy, so that's what you were going to be. If you were born on a farm you were probably going to stay on that farm until you died. If you were a teenage girl you probably already had a couple of kids by now and your path was fully set.

We're at the opposite end of the spectrum now. If you decide to spend the rest of your life entirely devoted to playing your guitar you can do it. You may become a great rock star, but even if you don't you won't starve. The government safety net will still support you in the end so that you can keep doing nothing but guitar playing if that's what you really want.

If you decide to devote the rest of your life to scientific research you can do that. If that's your vision and you're determined, nobody is going to stop you from giving your life to that.

If you want to devote your life to feeding the hungry and healing the sick you can do that, or if you just want to sit around on your bum all day too, you can do that too! The choice is yours.

But this is our dilemma. Never before in human history have we had such a wonderful variety of choices before us, and never before, I fear, have we had so little idea of what we should choose.

6 Cool Profit Boosting Ideas Give Away Rights Ebook

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Offer your content in different formats – When we launched our Marketing Explosion Audios back in November 2006 we personally sold a record breaking 500 physical copies (we sold on Data CdRom) in just a week.

However, once the initial promotion passed sales slowed down considerably to around 10 or 20 copies a week – Now we’re sure that the majority of marketers at that point would be tempted to rest on their laurels and then move on to the next product - We didn't.

We truly believe in this product and we wanted to keep on selling it to more and more people so we decided to offer the content in an alternative format - We recently (Feb 2007) relaunched the site as a membership site with streaming audios for people who may not have wanted the CD version or who maybe just didn’t see the offer first time round.

That decision brought in an additional 600 paid membership sales in less than 2 weeks. It generated over $22,000 in sales and enabled us to get our strategies, tips and marketing ideas into 600 more pairs of hands… We think that's pretty cool!

Save Valuable Time: Automate Your Email Personal Use Ebook

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An automated response that sends ONE message to each incoming message of a particular type eg, a prospective customer requests a copy of your catalogue.

An automated response sending a SPECIFIED NUMBER of messages to each sender at a SPECIFIED DURATION eg, a request for information about a product, or a short course (See my letter writing course here.)

Automated subscript ion/unsubscription to an e-newsletter or other service eg, an early warning service, which also sends an automated response advising that the subscription/unsubscription has been effected.

Organising these automated services is pretty straightforward either using in-house software that works from your server, or buying the service from an Applications Service Provider (ASP) and storing your information on the provider’s server.

I’ve used both approaches. Whether you prefer one or the other methods depends on the degree of control you want, how much you wish to spend and so on.

Hiring an ASP: If getting someone else to provide all the technology for a low monthly fee appeals, Get Response or AWeber are excellent options because you can have unlimited numbers of autoresponders and as many automatic follow-ups at whatever durations you like. So, you can run your e-newsletter, e-courses, marketing campaign and more.

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#11 – U.S. Independence Day, 2006

Although we live in a time when fewer US Americans know the history of their own country and the original intentions of freedom and liberty is was founded on, this year might offer a chance to get these folks back on track.

This is because July 4th, 2006 will be the 230th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. My research has uncovered many small towns throughout the United States who are already making plans to celebrate this anniversary with a little more pomp and circumstance than the usual 4th of July.

Combine that with the patriotism that the potential of troops returning from overseas will inspire if they begin returning home en masse and that’s why I’m predicting there will be a much stronger than usual interest and media coverage leading up to Independence Day in 2006.

Profit Ideas: Spread patriotism and earn your keep at the same time – what could be better than that? Flags sell well especially during the buildup to Independence Day – and that’s always good during the time of year when most sales start to slump. Besides the usual “Stars and Stripes”, historical flags such as the “Betsy Ross” and the Gadsden “Don’t Tread On Me” flag could be very good sellers. These are easy to source items with low wholesale costs and high profit margins that are easy to market online and either stock and ship yourself our through a dropshipper.

Websites providing information on the history of the Revolutionary War, the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution in the context of today’s current events and politics could become very popular in 2006 and provide the traffic to convert into sales.

Portal sites with information about upcoming July 4th celebrations in your city or region could draw plenty of targeted traffic too. Independence Day party planning guides could also provide a good draw and allow you to market BBQ grills, picnic tables and other summertime gear via affiliate programs.

Check Your Calendar: There are plenty of holidays throughout the year. This report should start your creative juices flowing on ways you can prepare ahead of time to tap into upcoming holidays no matter where you live and what holidays you celebrate!

#12 – Geocaching

Next, I’d like to take a look at some hobby niches that I believe would be well worth tapping into in 2006. The first of these is geocaching, also known as gps geocaching. It is a form of global treasure hiding and treasure hunting incorporating satellite navigation technology and the internet.

People who participate in geocaching use small, often handheld Global Postitioning System (GPS) receivers to find a “cache” or hidden container of treasure placed somewhere on the planet. Geocachers post information about their caches and cache finds online. There is a large and growing community of people around the world playing this high tech game of hide and seek.

This hobby has only been around for about 5 years, and its popularity is just starting to catch on. This is due to the fact that the GPS technology to participate in the sport has only recently been available to the public.

Profit Ideas: As the price of handheld GPS receivers continues to drop and more media attention is given to this fascinating activity, I predict a large increase in interest in geocaching in 2006. Although there are already several large community sites dedicated to this sport, my keyword research shows that people are starting to search for geocaching information targeted to their own cities and states, for example “Texas geocaching” and “geocaching Houston”. This provides you with the opportunity to provide targeted localized content for these searchers that could place well in the search engines and be useful to your visitors. Content sites built like this would be good places to advertise and sell geocaching gear such as handheld gps receivers, geocaching coins, and geocaching software.

Outside the Box – You could create and promote your own geocaching contest as a marketing device for whatever product or service you currently offer. This would allow you to take advantage of the current community of geocachers and their websites. For example, if you are an online baseball card dealer, you could bury several geocaches containing old baseball cards and issue a press release about your contest and post your geocache contest in the online forums. This could bring some instant buzz and media attention to your business.