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But first of all, let me show you what caught my interest right off the bat. The landing page for this infoproduct had this to say: Looking for a way to start creating an income online? Trying to break into creating your own informational products? Having problems selling the ones you've already created? Need a way to boost your conversion rates AND your profits? Then listen up, because I'm about to show you... How I Made Over $3,000 in Only 7 Days with a Simple 30-Page Report. Internet Marketing for Beginners Seminar Would you like to learn how to tap the power of the Internet to start a business that can generate potentially lucrative income? Let me teach you how. My Internet Marketing seminar is back! And this time it is packed with more information that will let you hit the ground running in your Internet Marketing efforts. I will be running my Internet Marketing seminar on Saturday, February 21, 2009, from 8am to 12noon at Glisaz Audio Video Corporation's seminar venue at #50 Main Ave., cor 10th Ave., Cubao, Q.C. (near Makro). Reserve your slots early for this Elcott seminar on February 21. Leave a comment on this page, contact us at 410-5764 or 0915-3235231 or send an email to seminars@cyberoutsource.net for reservations or any inquiries. Please help me also promote it by passing it on to your contacts. Please feel free to pass it on to others whom you think might benefit from it and recommend it to your friends, relatives, neighbors, officemates, office staff and business colleagues. :-) Event title: Internet Marketing for Beginners: Tapping the Power of the Internet to Start a Business and Generate Income WHEN: February 21, 2009 - 8am to 12noon FEE: P 1,800 per participant Venue: Glisaz Audio Video Corporation's seminar venue at #50 Main Ave., cor 10th Ave., Cubao, Q.C. (near Makro). - see map below In this seminar, you will learn: 1. How to choose what to sell and how to develop your own product. 2. How to sell other people's product (Reselling and Affiliate Marketing). 3. How to use advertisements as additional source of income. 3. How to set up your own website or Internet presence to start marketing. 4. How to get your own domain name and set up your own domain email. 5. How to build your mailing list and create a steady stream of potential buyers. 6. How to create squeeze pages and get people to opt-in to your mailing list. 7. How to set up and manage email marketing campaigns. 8. How to use e-groups as a ready source of online marketing targets. 9. Blogging as a supplementary tool for an online marketing strategy. 9. Mass mailing and how to use autoresponders. 10. How to draw traffic to your website(s) Internet-based Financial Independence in 10 Simple Steps After reading the book Permission Marketing by Seth Godin and absorbing the principles it espouses, another book that greatly influenced my Internet Marketing strategies was a book by Cliff Figallo entitled Hosting Web Communities . In it, the author expounded on principles and strategies in • Building Relationships, • Increasing Customer Loyalty, and • Maintaining a Competitive Edge, all of which are any marketer’s dream. Especially in this day and age of globality, and where the Internet has greatly altered the way we look at marketing, developing a plan that will achieve the aforementioned goals would definitely be an advantage. But even armed with the valuable lessons imparted in the books I mentioned, I soon realized that making money on the Internet can easily turn into a pipe dream. Once you start scouring through the Internet in search of tips and tricks to help launch your online business, it is so easy to get drowned in an avalanche of e-books, tutorials, tools and other products from so-called gurus, all vying for your precious tuition fee and initial capital that you have dearly allocated for your foray into the world of Internet business. Understanding the Principles of Permission Marketing In my entry into the world of Internet Marketing, one of the books that had a great influence on me and which largely shaped the techniques that I have subsequently developed is the book by Seth Godin, “Permission Marketing.” At the time of its writing, Mr. Godin was the Vice-President for Direct Marketing of Yahoo, then the undisputed giant in the World Wide Web. Aptly subtitled “Turning Strangers into Friends and Friends into Customers,” the title alone fully encapsulates the overall guiding paradigm of the permission marketing principle. For a long time before the World Wide Web came into the picture, marketers were engaged in an ever-spiraling advertising approach which Godin calls “interruption marketing.” The main goal of this type of marketing approach is to grab a potential customer’s attention from whatever he is doing and keep that attention long enough for the advertiser to make his pitch. It could be in the form of a TV commercial which interrupts our favorite program, or a telemarketer which intrudes into a quiet time being enjoyed. Godin claims that interruption marketing has lost its potency and in fact, has become an increasing source of annoyance for most of its targeted public.