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What is a teleseminar? It's simply you sharing your message over the telephone, via a "bridge line" which allows many people to call in the same number at once. You deliver your message one time, to many people, all at once. That's it! Very simple, yet powerful. In fact, I've uncovered 5 great advantages of using teleseminars to expand the reach of your message (whether your book is published yet or not).

This guy was a step up and expanded on the first system by introducing the term "continuity" i.e. getting people (me) to pay him on a recurring monthly basis for a 'program' which included unlimited access to him or at least, his team, via Email. Out with the credit card again!

I'll start by looking at the advantages of ebooks. Ebooks are relatively simple to create and generally don't involve any costs. There are two main formats for ebooks: pdf and EPUB. You can find free services online that will help you to convert your Word documents into these formats or you might opt to either buy the appropriate software or pay someone else to convert them for you. Another advantage is that there are lots of places where you can promote your ebooks online such as specialist eBook sites and Amazon.

Books can help you become occupied while recovering if you love to read. Reading is an excellent past time that does not require physical effort. If you have a collection of great books, they will keep you busy for some time. A great book can take you to another time and place, and before you know it, hours will have passed. If ever you will feel exhausted from reading, you can simply listen to audio books on CD. Listening to audio books is also less tiring than reading.

Teleseminars help you build a highly responsive following quickly. Roy Williams, Perbaikan home theater the advertising wizard, said, "If you want to persuade people, use the human voice." Teleseminars add what teleseminar specialist Alex Mandossian calls "marketing intimacy." When people hear your voice, they feel as if they know you, much more than if they just read your words on paper. They hear the inflections in your voice, the passion you have for your subject, the caring you have for them. They are much more likely to get to the "know, like and trust" stage, which is where they need to be to spend money on you.

Let's take your standard "how to" product. Usually, it's in the form of a book. Boring! At the very least, you can send it out to a voice-over specialist, and turn it into an audio book. This can be done for under $200 in most cases. And now you can add your audio book to your regular book, and watch the value of your products shoot through the roof.

specialist audio Set up an appointment for the interview. This can be done over the phone or face to face depending on the availability of your interviewee. But I suggest that you push for face to face interview as this can sound more personal and engaging.

Lakissa noticed things were slowing down at work. Her boss told her she would have to cut her staff in half. After a few more month's she was called in the owner's office. He said he was very sorry, but he was closing the business. He had lost money for a few months trying to save the company but it just wasn't working out.