MainStreet Marketing Machines (MSMM) is explained above by Mike Koenigs, in which he shows how you can use his video marketing system for offline businesses.

In fact, Mike has set up his latest training, software and system, so that if you are an internet marketer who wants to connect with offline businesses in your area, you now can. It’s an very comprehensive package that will be a deal-maker for many struggling offline businesses for years to come.

I’m purchasing Mike’s system & will report back soon, once I’ve been using it for a while.

By the way, if you want to find out more about this system – click on the link on the video above, or this link here.

(The links above are affiliate links, so I will get some money from Mike Koenigs if you buy through my link. If you don’t like me getting money like this, then here is the raw link: http://www.mainstreetmarketingmachines.com )

MainStreet Marketing Machines is an awesome system, and Mike Koenigs’ stuff has been used by none other than: Paula Abdul, Tony Robbins, Frank Kern & many others.

MainStreet Marketing Machines (MSMM): Your Biz in a Box is a post from: Dez Futak's Internet Marketing 101 Blog.

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Thanks to Sxc.hu for the image Don’t get me wrong – making money on the internet can be a big challenge (as my family knows all too well!). Over the last two years since discovering the leverage the internet can offer business, I’ve mainly been focussing on two distinct ways of generating income: - helping small businesses get online -learning the skills of internet marketing to gain money for my own business. It’s the latter which promises the most leverage. Of course, if the whole economy was based online, traditional “brick & mortar” business would collapse through lack of custom. And in many cases, face-to-face transactions are still far better than their online equivalents. What the internet is currently offering literally millions of people is a million ways to earn a very decent living, without being tied down to a traditional employee/employer relationship and all the hassle and poor pay that is invariably commenplace across so many sectors. Plus, if you become very successful at what you can do, you can decide how you want to spend your time, and with whom.  And reading the menu from left to right becomes a luxery few can afford in such uncertain times. In my case, the great allure is to be able to organise my life around my children, rather than the other way around. In fact, I’ll be bold enough to say that I’m not interested in the million bits of paper one iota. I don’t want the million bits of paper (or their equivalent in my bank account). What I really want is to be able to make a difference in the world. To be able to help fulfill the dreams of others, my children included. I believe we only have one life. I want to make the most of it. To bring something of eternity’s breath into our frail but beautiful world.

How about you? Tell me your dreams & realizations below.

The Internet: A million ways to earn a million dollars is a post from: Dez Futak's Internet Marketing 101 Blog.

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Thanks to Andy Harris for permission to use this photo.

In case you didn’t see on Google news recently (as I write, it’s still on the UK edition of Google news), there was an apparent survey which claimed that 54% women preferred men who had an iPhone. The survey was released through Newswire & Google scraped it onto its front page of the Sci/Tech section.

Now, according to Robin Wauters of TechCrunch, it turns out that a digital marketing agency, called StickyEyes, has supposedly done this survey, and then issued it on behalf of a mobile phone distributor (Phones4U).

But Phones4U got a nasty shock when they found out that the survey, because StickyEyes, it seems, hadn’t got permission from Phones4U to release the survey. And worse, Phones4U are denying that they even gave StickyEyes the remit to do the survey.(See Robin Wauters’ article on TechCrunch FFI).

So, I guess you’d call it a case of non-permission marketing.

And now Apple has apparently muscled in, asking Newswire to remove the story – which it has.

What’s the take-away here? Well, there are several lessons.

Firstly, outsourcing always carries some risks. Secondly, good, transparent communication between different parts of your business are key.  And finally, clearly-defined & understood parameters for the remit of the outsourced company’s decision-making and independent actions are obviously necessary.

So, will StickEyes get this mess ‘unglued’?

To be honest, I don’t want to finger-point here, because it’s all-too easy for things to become flakey around the edges in the fast-moving online world.

Now all I want to do is find out about the survey results, to see how reliable the data are – as a Physicist by training, reliability of data is always the first question I’m looking to answer .

After all – I haven’t got an iPhone. Not that my wife minds at all

Comment below!

Not-so-Sexy iPhone Has a “Sticky Eye” Problem is a post from: Dez Futak's Internet Marketing 101 Blog.

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