My Favorite Web Stuff

Membership sites are the way to go. But they’re still a bit intimidating.

Sure, there’s wishlist member, and it’s fantastic, but it’s also a bit on the pricey side.

Still, if you plan to make membership sites a big part of your business, it’s more than worth it. After all, after the initial investment, it’s yours to profit from for life!

Want it? Here’s the link: Wishlist Member Plugin

It’s the best!

But then, there are a couple of other options…

There’s the email based membership.

You basically subscribe everyone who signs up to your email list. It’s a bit of a hassle to keep up with who is subscribed and who has cancelled, and to manage the new folks. Between autoresponder sequence and broadcasts they (and you) can get confused.

Still… it works, and it’s free.

Here’s another free membership model, offered by Jason Fladlien, for free:

Speaking of Jason…

He’s offering a FREE Product Creation Webinaron how to create products super fast on Tuesday night. And even though there are some people who treat webinars as pitchfests, Jason has a very different model.

Sure, he wants you to sign up for his class too, but he does it by giving you so much information up front that you’re practically chomping at the bits at the thought of what ELSE he has to offer.

Jason takes the word “overdeliver” to a whole new level.

So I promise you that you’ll be learning a TON about how to create products — and in two hours or less!

Meaning, you’ll be able to create products in less than two hours. The webinar is also two hours or less. Actually, I think it’s scheduled to be just an hour long, but do schedule for some extra time because Jason usually keeps on going for a while…

How can you get in on that webinar?

Just CLICK HERE

See you on Tuesday!

Elisabeth

How do you feel about the way your voice sounds on teleseminars? If you’re relatively new to teleseminars, listening to the replay may make you cringe. And that might keep you from scheduling more. Don’t let it stop you.

The thing is that most people dislike their voice when they first hear it on tape, that is, the way others hear it. Way back, during the last century, when answering machines first became commonplace, the moment of truth used to arrive when someone inadvertently listened to themselves on either their own or someone else’s answering machine.

I remember that distinctly. “I sound like that?” I asked my boyfriend. He assured me that I had a nice voice. I was not convinced (at the time).

Meanwhile, we have gotten used to answering machines, or at least have learned to accept them as unavoidable, but teleseminars are an entirely different matter.

So how to get over it? It helps to understand just why we dislike the sound of our voice when we first hear it the way other people hear it.

The thing is, when we hear ourselves speak, the sound waves travel not just through the air to our ears, but also through our skull, which makes for a much more sonorant sounding voice.

And when we suddenly hear our voice without the portion that travels right through our skull to our ears, we’re missing something and our voice sounds very anemic to us. Of course, that’s just the way it is. There’s nothing you can do about that.

However, there are quite a few things you can do to make your voice sound more melodic, starting with learning how to breathe properly.

Another thing is to just get used to it. Getting used to your voice is indeed the big secret. And it’s not that hard. The fact is that the more often we listen to ourselves talk on tape, the more familiar our “other” voice becomes, and the more comfortable we get with it. In fact, we might come to really enjoy the sound of our own voice.

Other people already know our voice, and the more often they hear it, the more familiar they become with it too, and familiarity breeds liking.

And that’s why you need to get over your discomfort with your voice and just do it. Start by doing a teleseminar on a regular basis.

Your voice is a very powerful tool for building connections with people. Your teleseminar participants come to know, like, and trust you, and before you know it, you’ll have built a following for yourself.

Isn’t that worth getting over a bit of discomfort? Especially if you think about how much money you can make with those teleseminars and webinars.

Of course there is more to creating lucrative teleseminars than getting used to your voice. And I wrote a special report with 9 additional teleseminar success secrets as additional inspiration to give it a try.

And if you want to know how to really make money with teleseminars and webinars, discover some amazing teleseminar and webinar pitch secrets, just CLICK HERE.

Do you believe in the summer lull? How about the tooth fairy?

They’re both a myth!

In fact, summer is a prime opportunity to race right past your competition while they’re snoozing on the beach…

So how CAN you combine summer fun with marketing?

Check out this teleseminar by Sue Clement, one of my favorite marketing gurus:

“Summer Marketing Secrets”

Summer Marketing Teleseminar

It’s at 3 p.m. EST (or noon Pacific), and yes, if you can’t make it for some reason, sign up anyway. It will be recorded and you’ll be able to get the download link later.

What does it cost? It’s FREE! There’s no charge except for your long-distance charges, if applicable.

Who is Sue Clement?

She’s a marketing and business coach in Vancouver. She’s particularly well-known for having grown an employment agency from scratch into a multi-million dollar business, which she then sold for 5 million dollars!

And after that, she hung out her shingle as a business success coach, and since then, she’s helped hundreds of her clients from quite a range of businesses increase their revenue, sometimes dramatically.

So don’t miss it. The info Sue’s sharing could make a big difference to your business, especially come September

Summer Marketing Teleseminar