“Lead generation is easy.”
How does that statement make you feel? Do you agree? Do you disagree? Why or why not? Does it feel like it should be true but you just haven’t experienced it? Would you like to believe it but just can’t bring yourself to say it out loud?
Or are you nodding your head up and down right now and saying, “Absolutely, Tony! Lead generation is easy”?
If your answer is anything other than the last one, you’re probably making your task much harder than it has to be. Because the statement that “lead generation is easy” isn’t a matter of perspective….not a matter of expertise…not a matter of experience. It’s simply a matter of understanding what a lead IS and how simple and easy it is to get people to say “Yes” to getting more information about your business. (more…)
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Hey guys.
If you’re marketing a product, service or opportunity online, you may have already heard some news about how the FTC is changing the rules. It’s true — they are. And it’s a good idea for you to be familiar with the changes.
(By the way, I am not a lawyer and this should not be considered legal advice. Be responsible for your own business, look at the data and know for yourself what you should do.
With that disclaimer out of the way, here’s the scoop: (more…)
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I passed this around to a private mastermind group and the response has been overwhelming.
It’s a handwritten note that was written by a multi-millionaire on airplane. In it, he shares a perspective that is so refreshing and exciting that you can’t help but shift your own thinking.
In fact, you will discover SEVERAL key differences between the way wealthy people think….and the way the masses think.
It was taken offline for a week due to bandwidth issues but — for a limited time — it’s back up. You can download it here. (Note: report is in PDF format)
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I get asked alot, “Tony, if you had to pick ONE thing that would allow me to create accelerated, positive results in my life…what would it be. ”
I confess it’s hard to pick just one principle. But, if I had to…this would be it. And it’s probably not something you’ve heard before. I hope you enjoy hearing about it. Feel free to post your comments and experiences! — TR
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Here are some tools that I use to make Twitter more productive for me:
– TweetDeck — this a desktop client that will allow you to manage and view your Twitter stream in a small window, much like a buddy list. Because I can do everything from TweetDeck, I don’t have to leave my Twitter page open to see my feed. Also shortens long URLs to save on Tweet space.
– Twittelator — this is, in my opinion, the best Twitter app for the iPhone. Twitteriffic is also a good one. You can get both in the App store on your iPhone or in iTunes. Has built-in photo-support
– TwitExplorer — Better to give you an example. Say you’re following someone you respect and you notice they only have a handful of people they follow. It’s a safe bet that you might be interested in what they say, too. TwitExplorer lets you find out who someone is following so you can decide whether you’d like to follow them, too
– Twellow — is another great way to find people who have similiar interests. It’s basically a directory that you can add yourself to certain categories and find other people in the same category.
– TwitPic — Easily post your photos and share them on Twitter
– Grader for Twitter — scores your Twitter profile based on content, frequency of updates and the amount of “influence” you have. (For instance, a score of 98 means your profile is higher than 98% of Twitter users). http://twitter.grader.com
There are lots of Twitter tools available but these are some that I use regularly to make my Twitter experience more powerful.
Tony Rush
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