People always express disappointment to be when they miss a Live event. I have heard that in the voices of a few people this week already as they say, "I really, wish I could go. I hate that I have to miss it this year."

Then they say, … please come back and tell me all about it. Well, the solution has just been announced today from CEO, Brad Fallon….read on:

Subject: Wow, Is Brad Fallon Off His Rocker?

LIVE 9 this weekend.

And I was surprised he was offering a live feed
of all the presentations and breakouts in the main ballroom.

Now he's gone off the deep end. He's giving away
stuff that you just don't see people give away.

First of all, the stream from the LIVE 9 main ballroom
is available for an astoundingly low price. And now
he sweetens the pot even further with these additional
no charge bonuses for you:

* >> Exclusive LIVE Streaming Bonus: One month
of membership and access to all Marketing Tools for a full month.
You get all the same content and support that
each member benefits from on a daily basis.

* >> NEW Exclusive LIVE Streaming Bonus:
You'll have access to not only the live stream,
but a full 90 days of access to the portal
where the stream will be hosted. You'll be able to see
all the keynotes and breakout sessions in the
main ballroom AND once they get posted,
all the other breakouts that won't be streamed live
(5 breakouts per session, twice each day).
That's access to 20 or more sessions and
you have 90 days to watch!

* >> NEW Exclusive LIVE Streaming Bonus:
Darryl Peddle , the former head of
SEO for Yahoo! Canada, will be posting
a special webinar exclusive for LIVE Streaming viewers
about his Competitive Intelligence program.
It'll be an interactive event that will be open
to your questions. This will happen about
10 days after Live 9, so you'll have plenty
of time to absorb everything from the event.

THIS OFFER IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Remember, this is all in addition to the
opportunity to see and hear everything
that happens in LIVE 9's main ballroom
on an exclusive live stream presented by
Streamhoster, one of the most trusted
streaming service providers available.

Brad admits that giving away so much
traffic-generating, revenue-creating,
business-building information is a
pretty unique thing to do.

But while admitting that some may think
it's kind of stupid, Brad pointed out,
"Is layering on tons of value and making
the best event in internet marketing even
more affordable for those eager to
succeed online actually kind of smart?"

While I don't know the answer to that,
I do know it's to your benefit.

After all, if you're even remotely serious
about succeeding in internet marketing,
signing up for the LIVE stream is an
absolute no brainer for you.

But the folks tell me that
they only have a limited number of
spots available on the LIVE stream.
So don't delay. Claim your spot, and
all the bonuses that go with it, right now.

By the way, there's one more bonus
as well. And it's kind of fun. Go to the
LIVE stream registration page right now
and check it out.

THIS OFFER HAS CONCLUDED.

What a sweet deal,
Joyce Brister

Believe it or not, but one of the top marketing minds behind the marketing machine, "The Secret", is going to answer all your questions on how to profit from mobile marketing this Tuesday night.

Dan Hollings has been working on and testing marketing strategies for the Iphone, Blackberry, Android and other mobile devices for quite some time.

He has strategies that nobody has ever seen that can help you dominate your market before any of your competition
knows what hit them.

So what is your burning question about how to market yourself or your business on mobile devices?

He is going to share those strategies and answer all your questions Tuesday night at 8pm est.

You can ask a question when you register and as many as you like on the webinar.

You should definitely be listening and taking notes.

Mobile devices are everywhere including in the hands and pockets of your prospects and customers.

If you miss this, I guarantee you will regret it.

So take a minute and register for this free webinar with Dan Hollings right now.

peace,
Joyce

P.S. Sorry you missed the webinar. The registration links have been removed, as this opportunity is no longer available.

Subject: Mobile Marketing is Open (the new gold rush)

Imagine you're in San Francisco in 1848, but you're
the ONLY one with a gold-sifting pan.

That's what Mobile Marketing is like right now.

It IS a little like the Wild West, but it looks like
there's a new sheriff in town: Dan Hollings.

This guy is the creator of Mobile Marketing, the
brand new Mobile Marketing training program
he's building.

Just like San Francisco, you better not dawdle.

Mobile Marketing probably won't be open for long…
they're only going to take 500 customers for
this ground-breaking training.

Are you ready to adapt your marketing mix and add cell phone marketing?

Talk soon,

Joyce

P.S.You know how they always say that the folks that made
the most money in the gold rush were the ones that were
selling picks and shovels?

Well, a big part of the training will be to teach you
EXACTLY how to provide Mobile Marketing services to clients.

PSS This training is no longer available.

Some articles written for Hub pages or Squidoo pages, require longer word counts. For these types, in addition to TPMS, you may want to consider using an outline method to organize your ideas and logic of how the content is presented. Having an outline allows you to begin with the end in mind and work backwards to expand on your message. Again, the school teacher comes out in me to talk about this but it really does work!

The key to the whole article writing thing is to get over your fear and DO IT every day! Put at least a 30 minute time slot on your calendar for writing and schedule it during a time when you seem to be most creative. Don't schedule it at the end of the day when you have no more wind left in your sail.

Follow this TPMS method to get you over your writer’s block or spend $50 to get some ideas through outsourcing content. After you’ve written and submitted one or two articles, the next several hundred will become no sweat and you’ll never have to write another one yourself as you’ll be using your many outsourced contacts that you’ll have hired due to your successful business.

Each one or two weeks, I monitor my article syndication via Google Alerts sent to my email. You can set up your Google Alerts here: http://www.google.com/alerts .
To set up a Google Alert for your article, see the example below:

SEARCH TERMS: “title of your article” + “author’s name”
TYPE: select comprehensive from the pull down menu
HOW OFTEN: Once a week
YOUR EMAIL: xxxxxx@email.com

As content is created, I run the articles through http://www.copyscape.com or http://www.plagiarismchecker.com or http://www.plagiarism.org to make sure my outsourced articles aren’t just copies of someone else’s work.

Once they come back as unique content, I am ready to start submitting to the article directories. I use an excel spreadsheet to keep up with my article submissions and the keywords that I am trying to rank for. Currently, my goal is to submit 40 new articles per month. Why did I choose that number? Because I tested it and that is what works with my budget and linking goals, you’ll need to decide what works for you.

Article Submission
Once you have your articles written, you need to get them out there on the net. That is where articles directories come into play. This is where you take your content and take advantage of a powerful internet marketing tool.

Here are some of the many article directories I submit my articles to:

http://www.buzzle.com

http://www.enzinearticles.com

http://www.goarticles.com

http://www.isnare.com

http://www.trcb.com

In successfully using these services, first, you must read their terms of service and follow their submission guidelines as they vary from one to another. Next, make a decision if you will use your own name as the author, a pen name or both. Now you are ready to set up your accounts with the article directories of your choice. Hint, I use a tool called RoboForm as my password manager, so I can login with a single click.

Bam, that is what I am talking about. The blog post reference in an earlier comment is now gone. The only problem I have now is that they are using another one of my articles:

http://rhonson-ng.com/the-meaning-of-auburn-tigers-football

and have also removed the link. They actually have done this on all of their content and I am quite surprised their hosting company, Bluhost, has not given them the boot.

So, maybe they are reading this post too and were just nice enough to follow the rules. Maybe they did not know the rules?

Now I am faced with another dilemma. Shall I report them again, to their hosting company for the other article? I would love for them to keep my content up but they took out my link. We work every hard to produce content and get links. Why should someone else be allowed to?? Feel free to make a comment and let me know what you think…yes, I should report them once again to their hosting company or no, I should not?

One last point here is from time to time you will find people copying your article and not giving you credit for the articles with a link. Worrying about this for the most part is a waste of time. What can you really do about it? I have found a much better use of my time to not worry about these deadbeat article thieves and continue to get more links through articles and out other methods for getting links.

On the other hand, if you chose to fight the battle there is a process. Once you discover someone has ripped-off your content, which is easily revealed by setting up a Google Alert for each article published, you can set up a spreadsheet with the url , the copied article title, when and where the article was originally published and the date that you sent the "letter" describing the copyrighting infringement and request with instructions to rectify the infringement.

I have developed a form letter to use. I search for an email address attached to the website under "Contact Us" or use their form if one is provided. Sometimes you will hit a dead end here as spammers usually fly under the radar. Plan B is to check the "Who Is" data for the domain registration and sometimes you can find an email address there.

If you hit a dead end here, you can always refer to Google's terms of service, which requires submitting the proof of the infringement. Google will eventually ban or blacklist the site if you can prove copyright violation and report them to their hosting company.

Below is an actual letter that I send out to someone in violation of copyrighting infringement:

10/24/2009 copyright infringement post to the following website that is using our article without giving credit to the author.

http://rhonson-ng.com/green-bay-packers-the-glory-that-once-roared-in-lambeau-field#comment-9676

Freddie Brister Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation.

October 24th, 2009 at 5:06 pm
This article was orginally published at http://ezinearticles.com/?Green-Bay-Packers—The-Glory-That-Once-Roared-in-Lambeau-Field&id=1610213
and it is against the publishers TOS to remove the bio and links. Please make amends as I am sure this must have been an oversight on your behalf and are not aware of the copyright infringement laws and other hosting and google penalties for doing this.

http://ezinearticles.com/terms-of-service.html

http://en.wordpress.com/tos/

http://www.copyright.gov/

Thanks for your prompt compliance.

Freddie Brister
Author

***In my next post, I will share the results of the letter.

Remember the goal of these articles is not just to get one link from the article directory but to get many links from all the different places it could come from when the article syndicates. Syndication is when people come to the directories and copy these articles and place them on their own sites or blogs. And most of the time they will also copy your link that you have included in the bio and carry it with them too. Bonus!!

You can check out your stats from the dashboard in Ezine articles and look for trends of what type of articles are getting picked up by publishers the most. I always look at headlines and topic. If I see a greater response for a specific topic, I ramp up by submitting more articles on the most popular topics.