Young Israel Of Forest Hills
Be sure to check out my friend's new site: Young Israel of Forest Hills
Here you can follow along with the Jewish youth of my friend who lives in Queens.
Be sure to check out my friend's new site: Young Israel of Forest Hills
Here you can follow along with the Jewish youth of my friend who lives in Queens.
I found a great site today that is updated daily with the best deals and coupons from all over the web.
Check it out: Daily Cheap Bargains
My good friend, Dr. Raj Banerjee, is launching a new site.
Do me a favor and check it out.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/8/prweb1249564.htm
Tiger Todd
Hi Friends,
LOL. I just got done laughing my butt off reading about the true story of how Kevin Wilke used to roll before he figured out how to make money online.
Get this:
He lived in an apartment the size of a SHOE box.
The bathroom was so small (how small was it?)...
The bathroom was so SMALL he had to open the bathroom door just so he could pull enough toilet paper off the roll.
And his ride was anything but sweet.
He cruised around town in a beat-to-heck
1986 Buick Century. Needless to say, he got looks (looks of contempt and disgust).
FAST FORWARD to today.
o His business is making around a million a month.
o He traded in his Buick for a Mercedes.
o He recently purchased a beautiful lake house.
o He is able to give to charities he believes in.
o He gets to travel the world and do fun stuff.
Here's the point:
DON'T EVER GIVE UP!!
That's not motivational BS; it's the truth.
Believe in yourself and believe in your dream.
Speaking of believing in your dreams,
I have a really cool case study to share with you today.
It's the story of how a confused newbie went from $0 to $1,000 online in 30 days after attending the two day Quattro event.
Two months ago all he knew how to do online was to surf the net and send emails. Now his friends are offering to pay him for his help, all from the stuff he learned around a month ago.
Check it out:
Best,
Todd
PS: And get this. The guy in the case study sells magic tricks. He even does a nifty trick on the video using a pocket full of ones.
Watch it here:
B.Q to A.Q.
B.Q or A.Q.
Hi Friends,
Before Quattro...
He was selling a $30 ebook making
$45K/month and $550K/year.
After Quattro...
He was selling the same $30 ebook, BUT
now he was making $691,500/month and
a whopping $8.3 Million/year!
WITHOUT...
A single drop of more traffic or any
increase in conversion rates.
How?
Kevin Wilke, co-founder of Nitro Marketing
has put a video together that explains what
this Quattro thing is all about.
You can watch it here free - AND...
you don't even have to give up your
name and email to get it.
Best,
Tiger Todd
PS: This isn't some tired old bag of BS.
Nitro's goal is to give away $1MM worth of
training - ON THE HOUSE. This is just
the beginning.
If you havent heard of SEnuke the powerful new
software scheduled to be released June 10th
you must have lost your internet connection
cause EVERYONE and their brother is talking
about it and cant wait to get their hands on it.
http://www.senuke.com/membership/?special-offer=1398
Todd
Hi James,
My question for you has several parts. First of all, I think I understand why you only sell back issues of your newsletter, but could you just as easily start each new subscriber with the first edition? Instead of dating it in a way such as "November 2007", possibly instead call it Volume 1, Issue 11? I know this would require more work and goes against building a freedom system but wouldn't it make more sense to start everyone from page one? Your information is mostly evergreen anyway so it isn't as if folks are getting outdated info.
I ask this because I'm in the process of starting my own newsletter (thanks for teaching me how) and I want to be sure I can reach the largest possible audience. Also, do you recommend starting an intern program immediately (same time as newsletter) or perhaps waiting a month or two to build up readership first?
I eagerly await your answers,
Todd Taylor
James,
If you were beginning your internet business today, what would you consider to be the number one activity? I've been an active reader of your blog, I buy a lot of your products, I've subsribed to your intern program. And honestly the best value for me at this point is your intern program.
I've studied your intern program and I want to know - what is the most wanted response from the intern program? To me it seems that your first posts are geared towards driving traffic to your blog in case they drop out early. Is this the case?
Thanks,
Todd
As you prepare to start selling on eBay, one of the things that you are going to want to explore is how you are going to ship the products that you sell. Exponent Trading Company (ETC) has given us the capability, through the software we will use, to ship with your choice or either UPS or the US Postal Service. There are four things we'll discuss: packaging, packing materials, tape, and a scale.
The great thing about being able to use UPS or USPS is that both offer free shipping boxes to their customers. I've had limited experience with UPS, so I'm going to focus on USPS. If you ship your items by Priority Mail, you can get free envelopes and boxes from the Postal Service. You can pick these up at your local post office or you can order them online at http://www.usps.com. When you go to the website, on the left side of the page you'll see a column titled "Shipping Tools". The last link in that column is "Supplies" - click on the arrow. On the next page, in the first column on the left, third down you'll see "Priority Mail". Click on that to see the Priority Mail supplies available to you for free. Oh, did I mention that these items are free?
So, whatever you are more comfortable with, going to your local PO for just the items you need, or ordering all of the supplies you could possibly want online, either way, the shipping materials are there for you. If you require different size packaging than what's available from USPS or UPS, then there are plenty of packing materials suppliers available to you either locally or online. I personally prefer buying my materials on eBay. :-)
You can check out my personal favorite at http://stores.ebay.com/BrassPack-Packing-Supply
Packing materials are what you use to insulate the item you are shipping to protect it from damage. The type of item you ship will dictate the packing materials that you will need to use. You can buy, if needed, items like packing peanuts or bubble wrap or padded envelopes but most of the time yesterday's newspaper will be sufficient.
One thing that is a must have is packing tape. This can be picked up at just about any store like a Wal Mart or KMart, but even a lot of supermarkets carry it.
Making sure your box is securely sealed for shipment is important! While you are at Wal Mart you can pick up a digital scale for $15-20, or, once more like me you can buy one off of eBay http://stores.ebay.com/digitalsnail. A digital scale is important so you can charge the correct amount of postage to your eBay customer.
When you are selling an item on eBay, you'll package it, I wouldn't completely seal it at this point, and then you weigh the package. You'll enter that weight into the auction software we'll be using with ETC and your customer will automatically get the correct postage for their location when they view your auction on eBay. That takes a lot of the hassle out of the whole selling process for you. The walls of my office have weights and rates charts taped to them so I can keep up with current shipping rates. You won't have to do that - you'll just need to be able to get an accurate weight and the software takes care of the rest!
Check back next week for more of Todd's eBay Tips!
Hi Friends,
Did you realize that there is a new company about to launch that combines the power of eBay and Craigslist with the exponential power of many people working for you? Well, they are about to launch soon and "they" are a company called Exponent Trading Company.
A revolution is about to happen for those who are savvy enough to take hold of an opportunity when it presents itself and run with it. Dan Kennedy, the famous direct marketer, wrote a book. Well, he has writtern quite a few books, actually, but he wrote a book called "The Ultimate Success Secret". This book is about a quarter of an inch thick and is pink. It's full of allegorical tales and some of Dan's self-grandeur. But on the last page you get the message. As Dan points out in the book several times you would never pay $10 for a sheet of paper. That's all you really need to know but who would buy it? Well, what's on that last page?
The sales copy from a Nike commercial: "Just Do It".
So, back to the original story: a new revolution in online business is launching soon. If you're interested you can check it out here: http://www.CityOfSuccess.com/cashflow
Leave me a comment if you want more info.
Thanks,
Todd
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