Mark Joyner’s Mind Control Marketing - Fascinating, but Do You NEED it?

07/05/08 10:00

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What can we- internet marketers- learn from psychology, sociology, physics, military tactics, sports plays and politics? Mark Joyner believes that we con learn to control the minds of others.

I had recently ordered a tall stack of marketing books from Better World Books. Seeing as my stack had a few Mark Joyner books in it, and I am very curious as to this man’s success (in a good way!

), I added Joyner’s Mind Control Marketing online rerelease, as well.

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Armand Morin’s “An Obvious Truth” - Possibly too Obvious

13/02/08 10:00

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Armand Morin’s free report, “The Obvious Truth”, that accompanies his newest release, Internet Marketing Explained. Unabashedly simplistic seems to be the new stellar seller in information products.

Carrots and Sticks

Lately I’ve covered a method of sales, that is being pioneered, in our industry, by Rich Schefren. Schefren is talking about creating value for your readers. What Schefren isn’t talking about quite as clearly, is using this value only as a teasing method, to get your clients to buy- carrots.

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How Do Small Blogs Make It Big? - The Story of Search for Blogging

02/01/08 10:00

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How do you grow your small blog? The Marketer Review presents: Search for Blogging- a case study.

What do you want out of your blog? A solid readership, a recursive income. Mert Erkal, from Turkey, has managed to do this. All he had to do was play by the rules that the market has established in the last decade. Search for Blogging is not yet big, but it’s growing rapidly and already has over 1000 readers per day.