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Date: 04.14.2008 From: Birgir Edvardsson Hi, I just got back from a seminar. So I still have jet lag. But I couldn't wait to tell you a little story that happened today. I told you last week about how John from redhotcopy.com helped me get my stuff copied at the Big Seminar. Well, I wrote that little article to say thanks to John. Now get this. I have this little sub shop I go to and drink ice tea at (at the outdoor tables). I mentioned the name of this place in my speech at the Big Seminar. John must have actually been paying attention. 'Cause today when I went there, the lady behind the counter said, "Someone called here for you!" I about freagin' fainted! I mean, who would call THERE for me? It's a little place. Nothing special in that sense. She said, "His name was John from redhotcopy.com and he asked if he could buy you a gift certificate here." Good gosh! John went to the trouble to figure out what sub shop I drink tea at. That's what you call a big WOW!. Do you think I'm gonna forget who John is any time soon? (By the way, the nice lady behind the counter didn't know what to think when I told her John's wife used to be on Baywatch!) Anyway, what's this got to do with YOU, your pocketbook, your money? Simple. I'm layin' on you the key to connecting with people and landing those juicy joint ventures you've been salivating over like a junk yard dog getting whiff of a Rib eye steak drenched in A1 sauce. Elsewhere, I'm at this seminar this past week. And the hotel didn't have coffee worth jack. Now, if you're one of my MILCER'S you know I'm a big coffee drinker ('cause it stimulates the neurons in your brain that spark creative moneymaking ideas). So I just can't tolerate coffee that resembles colored water. I walk in the brisk Cleveland air down to the Marriot where they got themselves a Starbucks. I order up a piping hot Cappuccino. And while I'm there, I snag some extras for a few of the people 'n friends at the seminar. You think they weren't overjoyed to get the freebie Cappuccino? I gave one to Brian Sacks, chief honcho at loanofficer.com. Dean Jackson got one. The infommercial guru Ted Thomas. Perry Marshall. And I even got one for Yanik before his speech 'cause he was a little bleary eyed from the night before. You know why I did this? 'Cause of John. John inspired me. Now, why don't you go and do thou likewise. Go out of your way to do nice things for those you wanna network with. And even those you don't. I think you'll find you get a much WARMER reception than if you just bark out your canned line of, "Hey, wanna sell my product to your list. I pay a commission." Try it. You might just like it. Best wishes, Marlon Sanders P.S. If you want a lot more great strategies, methods, and tools to GET NEW CUSTOMERS, sell your stuff and mine the back end, you gotta lay your hands on my renowned Cash Like Clockwork System. Get all the details! 1. It's the most in-depth, comprehensive, A to Z System in its class. That's why it's different from everything else. 2. It has audio for your car, video to watch on TV, manuals to read in bed or at lunch. 3. It ain't gonna be at the price it's at now for much longer. I'm planning on more than doubling the price before long. Go there NOW! |
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| I really enjoy doin' 'The Warm Body" marketing thing very much, Birgir...
The most effective aspects of selling come into play when you actually "bond" with your prospects, even if this was not your original intention... I made a sale to a guy in England who happened to be attending a whiskey tasting hosted by Maker's Mark (I am an Ambassador for the product) a few years ago... I was telling the story of how I happened to discover the brand ( A very funny and sexy Lady sommelier was involved) and he was simply listening in... As I handed a few personal contact cards out to my listeners, he accepted one... Turns out that he was a friend of the owner of an excellent Irish Pub here... And he sent them a note recommending me for a nice contract (to provide mood images) for the place... I was pleasantly surprised because I had only mentioned my photography business as an aside... Of course, I would have enjoyed selling one of the the many fine custom homes and buildings that I have in my inventory, but a sale is a sale... And the chance to make money from a 'Warm Body" network is priceless! :) My very best to you and yours! :) WIN Network Seminars- Your Chance To Win! |
