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Want Business from Speaking?

by Ryan M. Healy

in Business, Getting Clients, Sales, Seminars

If someone called you today and offered to pay you to speak at their next meeting, would you be available to speak?
Here’s why I ask…
Public speaking is one of the fastest ways to grow your business and attract new clients into your business.
And right now there are hundreds of public speaking opportunities — both local [...]




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3 More Good Reasons to Attend the Direct Marketing Master Class

by Ryan M. Healy

in Advertising, Internet Marketing, Seminars

If you’re thinking about attending the Copywriting & Direct Marketing Master Class on April 12, 2010, but you’re still on the fence, then here are 3 more good reasons you should attend.
Reason #1:
I’m going to be there.
In fact, I’ve already booked my flight into Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD), and I’ve made my hotel reservation.
Reason [...]




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Meet the Genius Behind the Book

by Ryan M. Healy

in Advertising, Internet Marketing, Seminars

I’m a huge fan of continuous life-long self-education. That’s why I love books and courses so much. You can go through them at your own leisure and review them as often as you like — an excellent way to learn.
And yet sometimes books and courses are not enough. Sometimes you need to actually go meet [...]




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4 Business Predictions for 2010

by Ryan M. Healy

in Adwords, Business, Seminars, Traffic

Here we sit at the threshold of 2010. And in the spirit of prognostication, I’d like to take a moment to make a few modest predictions for the new year.
Business Prediction #1:
It Will Become Harder to Fill Seminars
Fact: It’s hard to fill seminars and it’s getting harder.
I can say this because I’ve experienced it firsthand [...]




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Internet Marketing Retires!

by Ryan M. Healy

in Business, Case Studies, Ethics, Internet Marketing, Seminars

Perry Belcher has just announced he is retiring — not from Internet marketing, per se — but from the business of teaching Internet marketing.
Now, I don’t know Perry Belcher, and I don’t know Ryan Deiss either (although I did share a table with him at a Big Seminar dinner one year while I talked with [...]




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