indratno July 28th, 2007
Dear Infopreneur,
Complementing my previous post and to fulfill my promise of sharing everything I got along with my journey, everything valuable for your internet business, let me give you Viral Marketing Training ebook by following this link:
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indratno July 28th, 2007
Hi Infopreneur,
I have come across something that might interest you for your business. It is called Jahn’s new Viral Marketing System and it includes software and tools for viral marketing.
I can hear you saying “I don’t want to market my business with a virus”. Well, that’s not it at all.
You know how I have always said that the best form of advertising for me business has been word of mouth?
This is what this system and viral marketing techniques do they help you harness the power of word of mouth advertising.
You know that Citroen ad where the car becomes a robot? That is an example of a viral campaign backed up by conventional advertising.
This video is turning up everywhere backed up by email distribution. Companies are getting great results and I expect to as well.
Why don’t you have a look and try it out? Let me know what you think?
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indratno July 27th, 2007
Dear internet infopreneur,
When I started this internet business blog a year ago, I had a dream to get my freedom from infopreneuring, to become an information entrepreneur. Be it on the internet or off the internet. But then perfectionism dragged my feet to the state of reluctant, stuckness and hesitance.
One year later I realized that it’s my mental attitude that went wrong preventing me from achieving my goals.
So, since I finally solve the puzzles, I consider this post to be the first in commencing my real journey to the internet business world.
I will report every encounter along the journey. What I can share, I’ll share it with you as my appreciation to you and other readers of this infopreneur journey blog.
All your comments are welcome.
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indratno July 25th, 2007
On 7th of July 2007 I wrote about cracking the triple teasers code. Basically it’s promoting an encouragement to set your mind on 8th of August 2008 as milestone to your success. Be it on the internet or on your ordinary daily life.
On 17th of July 2007 I cracked the Delaverian Code, a vital part of pursuing 888 code mentioned above.
Since I myself have cracked the Delaverian Code as mentioned on the encouragement page, I feel obliged to also share with you what I feel about it and how it affects my endeavor to get the internet success.
I won’t make it long to make you understand this. If, you ever got frustrated on your journey to get a successful life, then get the chance to be able to enter this most adventurous internet game in the world. When you crack the code, you’d be amazed how you can easily get rid of frustration for everything you want to accomplish in your life.
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indratno July 22nd, 2007
Learn some tips on how to write an effective media release that will help boost your profile through publicity and medi coverage.
Did you know that publicity is supposedly seven times more effective than advertising? And it is free that is if you do it yourself. If you know the elements of writing a good media release to capture the attention of journalists, you can cash in on no cost editorial coverage. Here’s a few tips to help you write a media release.
The Beginning
The first and most important thing is to have something interesting to say. Consider your USP just like in sales. It’s your unique selling proposition. After all publicity is “selling”. You are selling a story idea to the media. I like to call it the unique shining point. It really needs to stand out, shine, be compelling not an advertisement, not a boring product plug.
Another element that will really hook the journalist in is to consider the ESP the emotional selling point. Often it is the human element in the story that will capture the reader’s attention therefore the attention of the media. Think about what your story is. What is your background? Have you overcome any obstacles to get where you are today? Any achievements or milestones? Where is the human interest?
What’s more compelling? An announcement about a wedding limousine service, or the 30th anniversary both in marriage and business of the couple who run the service? This is a story I helped someone uncover in a seminar I conducted. The couple later went on to get a full page colour photo and editorial story in a wedding supplement in their local paper for free, just by working out the human element of interest to readers.
WIFM
What’s in it for me? Or what is in it for them. How does your product or service help others? You media release needs to state that key element. How will the reader benefit?
It’s uninteresting to just say, “Jones & Smith Accountants today announced the launch of their revolutionary new accountancy software package Better to state small businesses now have a better way to measure, monitor and manage the costs involved in running their business, thanks to Jones & Smith’s new online measurement & analysis accounting system.
The Heading
Write a catchy headline with a short, punchy phrase. Observe how headings are written in newspapers and magazines. You need to grab the reader’s attention. Of course that is if you are planning to post your media release snail mail with your product sample or full media kit. But most releases these days are emailed. However, the same principles apply. Use a compelling subject heading or the journalist will simply hit delete. Make it provocative.
The Content
Have a bright opening; start with your strongest point first. Instead of the conventional “today announced that” lead, you should make your release stand out from the crowd with a strong, compelling lead paragraph. As editors and journalists get so many releases every day, you only have seconds to grab their attention. The first paragraph is where your important information goes but it needs to be written in an exciting, creative, interesting way.
Consider the 5 W’s Who, What, When, Where, Why; This is an easy formula to remember when writing your release but it is still not enough without some “zing” or compelling elements to “hook” the reader in.
Again - how does it help? Remember the benefit to the reader and perhaps include some “how to” tips on whatever your product or service is.
Use memorable quotes; either of you or someone well-known who can endorse your product. Quotes are often used by the media as they make the story more “real” or personal. A good quote can include why you’ve started this business or developed your product or how it helps your target audience.
The Format
Title it “Media Release” and always include the date. Include your contact details of telephone, mobile, email and website address. Use letterhead and keep the content to one page any more and you will lose the journalists’ attention. When using email, cut and paste into the body of the email don’t send an attachment.
The Contact
Send your release to the appropriate person be sure to do your research. Check that the “food editor” is still just that and not now the “finance editor”. Find out the name of the person and their direct email.
Always follow up with a phone call or email and keep your media liaison consistent. If you provide good information you are not a nuisance, you are providing a service. Journalists and editors need our information to fill their newspapers, magazines and radio shows.
Supply a creative photo or suggest a photo opportunity that will add to the impact of having your information publicised.
Gaining publicity in the media will help you become known as an expert in your business field; it will enhance your image and reputation and help you to grow your business.
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Sue Currie, the
director of Shine Communications Consultancy and author of Apprentice to
Business Ace your inside-out guide to personal branding, is a business
educator and speaker on personal branding through image and media. To learn
more about how you can achieve recognition, enhance your image and shine, sign
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indratno July 7th, 2007
What’s productivity? In a simplest form, productivity is the process of producing something. However, as an infopreneur, you should go beyond that definition. Productivity is the state of being productive. It is the ratio of products being produced and the amount of time being spent.
Many infopreneurs get distracted by simple thinks that can be avoided easily. This includes missing weblinks, repetitive typing same or similar words or phrases, missing schedules, missing events, etc.
So what? You may ask. Well, consider the amount of time you lose every time you have to write the same ads, emails, snippets, scripts…
If you consider your time as your assets to earn money, then calculate how much is your each minute’s worth. Bear in mind that you can automate repetitive task by simple clicks. It may consume you half a minute to type some paragraphs. How many times you type that same paragraphs? Multiply it by the time yo spent. If your minutes worth $1 how much dollars you lose? How about having to search for missing web links? How about missing some appointments? Events?
Fellow infopreneurs, you need tools to organize your life. Your business.
I use magnibar for that matter. And I can give you that same tool for free. You don’t even have to submit your name & email address for that 
Go get it here: http://www.infopreneurworld.com/magnibar-install-12010.exe
Enjoy to be productive
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indratno July 7th, 2007
Dear Infopreneur,
You know this code. 777. It’s today. July, 7th 2007. Mike Filsaime is launching his 7 Figure income today. It seems that everybody loves the number. Jonathan Leger invented this phenomenon with his $7 scripts months ago.
So, instead of promoting the 7Figure launch, I’d like you to mark your calendar to the next more crackable code. It’s the 888 code. Well, you may even mark the 999.
What is the 888code?
Find all the answers here!
“As you climb the ladder of success, be sure it’s leaning against the right building.”
~Quoted in P.S. I Love You, compiled by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
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