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The Countdown Begins...

Well, the countdown is under way for the release of my first (and maybe only?) Internet Marketing Workshop. All the details and registration form will be made LIVE at Noon (EST) on Monday, February 2nd, 2004.

I was pretty much forced to do a "countdown" and let everyone register at the sametime as I am expecting a quick sell-out and won't have room for everyone. So the only way I thought it would be fair is to do it "Ticketmaster style" and put seats on sale at a specific time.

If you have any interest at all in mastering advanced Internet Marketing strategies and techniques (which you can apply to ANY market) I cannot urge you enough to register for the workshop on Monday and make sure to be there. I am sitting here looking over what I am going to cover at the event and it's going to be truly awesome. Many things that no ebook, course, or other seminar has ever taught. It's really going to be a lot of fun.

Posted by John Reese on January 30, 2004 12:05 AM | Permalink

Comments

Hi John,

I'm very interested in attending your seminar, however, I've already signed up for a couple of other ones.

If possible could you give an estimate of the price your seminar will be? Just so I know if I can handle this one financially on top of the other two. Thanks.

Michael

Posted by: Michael Santiago | January 31, 2004 08:38 AM

Hi John,

I hope that you will have a variety of payment options, including paypal or multiple CCs (I keep my CC limit low). My paypal $ are ready to fly into your account!

Matt

Posted by: Matt Gallant | January 31, 2004 07:11 PM

Hey John,

What a great blog!! First your killer newsletter, now this. You need to put up a page like Paul's: Buy-John-a-Beer.com so we can express our gratitude for all this awesome free info.
Hey we've been missing you on the NBT chats. Guess you're real busy putting this seminar together. What I wouldn't give to attend!!
Unfortunately not in the forcast right now:-(

Main thing I wanted to ask is what blog program this is, and what features made you pick this one? Is it "newbie friendly" to operate? (idiot-proof?)

All the choices are a bit much. Just wondering if there are any good, simple, (better?) alternatives to blogger to get a newbie started blogging?

With your experiance, I figured there must be a good reason or two that you are using this one.

Any good "start a blog" advice? Thanks

Posted by: Dave Horn | February 2, 2004 04:07 AM

Hey John,

The question is not, "Will we sleep after the event?"... It's "HOW CAN I SLEEP BEFORE THE EVENT???"

Thanks for *accepting* me to your workshop.

Sincerely,
Matt

Posted by: Matt Gallant | February 3, 2004 01:07 AM

Hehehehe Matt. It will be a great event. You'll get so much out of it your head will hurt. But that's a "good" thing.

Posted by: John Reese | February 3, 2004 01:12 AM

My head already hurts...is that going to be a problem? :)

Posted by: Karol Gajda | February 3, 2004 11:55 AM

I am absolutely drooling at the prospect of attending this workshop. For people wondering if it will be worth the money, all I can say is that if you are serious about internet marketing, apply to the workshop.

I can't think of a better way to ASSURE yourself of success in this business.

Jeff

Posted by: Jeff Mulligan | February 3, 2004 01:49 PM

Since my current financial situation is strapped... I've become a bit 'creative'.

http://www.marketingproductreview.com/news.php

Like they say, when you want something bad enough, you have to go after it ;-)

Keith

Posted by: Keith Baxter | February 13, 2004 12:00 AM

Keith ..
Suggest removing the reference to businesses making $200,000 ... etc. Unless more info given.

People will immediately say to themselves ..
Then "why" is he financially strapped??
Where'd the money go ..
Do I really believe this guy ...

They may not immedately consider that the businesses making the money may not be yours but rather someone else's that you helped boost.

Just merely a suggestion that you might want
to re-think the copy.