Stable Monthly Income!

What do all the marketers that have been around for years have in common?

Continuity, recurring monthly income. They almost never talk about it but they all have it.

Ryan Deiss is the undisputed king of continuity. From newsletters, to CD of the Month clubs to his favorite membership sites. Ryan has built more “income stream” web businesses than anybody.

Go watch this free video right now that shows exactly how Ryan does what he does. I think you’ll be impressed.

ttys,
big jason

P.S. Have pen and paper for a lot of note taking. Tons of valuable but free content.

[tags]ryan deiss, residual income, continuity[/tags]

Jack Humphrey, the blogging and blog SEO guy, has just released another video on how to make more money blogging.

If you were around when he released the Authority Black Book and remember the entire web buzzing
about it, well, this is going to be just like that!

Why he’s giving away this trick, I don’t know. Jack has always been stingy before this. I’m totally just kidding.

Most bloggers aren’t making a dime. They are loading their sites with ads, affiliate links, and even getting traffic.

But making nothing or very little. And that’s the #1 complaint most bloggers have – they just can’t
break the profit barrier with their blogs.

Jack’s on a mission to change that for thousands of people this year, starting with this video.

Watch this pure content video and you’ll immediately want to put it to work on your blog
and cash in.

If you’re

Tellman Knudson is the latest in a trend of marketers using video only salesletters for his free giveaway of The 13th Module training.

There is no text below the video nor are there any controls on the video other than pause.

What if you have problems viewing the video? You’re out of luck buddy.

I actually had this problem with a recent launch. I couldn’t even view more than the first second of the video, and I actually wanted to see what the offer was. I looked for an option to see the actual salesletter if there were problems viewing the video, but there was no option other than to leave.

Mike Filsaime used a video salesletter for Free Butterfly Marketing 2.0 launch, but he had an Add to Cart button next to it and “supporting” text beneath it. Other than a few pauses, the video played

Hot seo babe Pamela Lund, a.k.a. That Pam Chick, and Kid Disco are having a Seo’s Gone Wild Road Trip and need sponsors.

Pam is hot, knows seo and likes bunnies. You really don’t need any more info than that. Watch this vodeo and go sponsor her.

Sponsors contributing $150 or more will receive:

Various mentions by That Pam Chick and Kid Disco via:

* Twitter.com
* Ustream.tv/Qik.com
* SEOdisco.com – blogs and vlogs
* ThatPamChick.com – blogs and vlogs
* Pickups via our network

* Crazy Egg
Thanks to Big Deal Neil Patel, our sponsors will receive a 1-year basic subscription to Crazy Egg. Crazy Egg is an awesome click tracking analytics tool that provides visualizations of

I recently met Steven from Tracking202 Pro at the MarketingSherpa Email Summit in Miami, and we talked about his upcoming launch.

Tracking202 Pro is a amazing tool for pay per click ( ppc ) affiliate marketers that brings campaign tracking to another level.

Here are the main highlights:

* Full Integration with Google Adwords, Yahoo! Search Marketing, and Microsoft AdCenter

* Full Integration with All the Major Affiliate Networks Including The Little Guys like Clickbank

* System update all of destination URLs and pull creatives automatically!

* Conversion tracking down to the keyword level

* Bidded Vs. Searched Keyword Analysis

* And Much More

Get The Details on Tracking202 Pro

later,
big jason

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I interviewed Erick Mott, director of communications for Lyris Email Service Provider, at the 2009 MarketingSherpa Email Summit in Miami.

My friend Brian McElroy had switched to them from a lower end autoresponder service and was extremely happy. So here is the low down, and it includes Jeremey Farber of PCRecycler, another happy Lyris customer.

* Follow Lyris on Twitter

* Lyris HQ Email Marketing Blog

* Follow Jeremy Farber and PCRecycler on Twitter

ttys,
big jason
[tags]lyris, lyris hq, erick mott, pcrecycler, jeremy farber, email service provider[/tags]

Everyone always asks me what’s it like living and working in Bakersfield, California especially since my previous stops have been in Los Angeles, San Diego, Dallas, Australia and…….Arkansas.

I guess its closest to Arkansas.

Did a video of what I usually do once a week marketing online in Bakersfield (includes bunnies).

ttys,
big jason

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This past Monday night was the 2009 MarketingSherpa Email Summit (#emailsummit) gala at Bongos Cuban Cafe, but Brian McElroy persuaded me to go to Hooters instead. This was our last night to work on my copy for Better Email Deliverability Guaranteed, so we needed someplace open late and quick.

Watch the video below with some musings about the email summit and comedy alike.

Subscribe to my blog for an upcoming interview with Lyris, the email service provider Brian switched to from a low end autoresponder service.

ttys,
big jason
[tags]hooters, marketingsherpa, email summit, marketingsherpa email summit, email marketing, brian mcelroy[/tags]

I interviewed DJ Waldow of Bronto Email Marketing at the 4th annual MarketingSherpa Email Summit in Miami this week. I wanted to get the low down on what Bronto had to offer after Jeremy Schoemaker, Shoemoney, made about a post switching to them from a lower end email service provider.

Here is the video interview.

I haven’t used Bronto myself, but the features I saw from their demo were pretty slick from a marketing perspective.

Thanks to DJ Waldow for taking the time to do the interview.

* Follow Bronto on Twitter

* Follow DJ Waldow on Twitter.

* Visit The Bronto Email Marketing Blog.

later,
big jason
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While I was at the MarketingSherpa Email Summit in Miami, a representative from a vendor told me that my flip video camera was “stupid”. Not only that but they didn’t want to do an interview about an upcoming feature of theirs that is way cool. I was telling my friend about it, and he was beside himself. Hopefully I can tell you more soon. It is really killer.

So I did a little video to ponder the importance of having a flip video camera not only for you but especially for MarketingExperiments and MarketingSherpa who should have a minimum 50 video testimonials for their optimization workshop certification courses.

So what do you think? Could having a tiny little flip camera help your marketing? Comment below and let me