How about Free AND Free?
Hello to everyone lucky enough to land on this blog and patient enough to read these few lines.
You will find out about 101 the amazing utilities and programs that are available to you and your friends free of charge.
This IS news you can use.
Some of you might have received this link from me earlier but just in case you missed it I thought I would post it here. Its loaded! Go for it...
http://www.jakemcauley.com/free
To get to the page with the download links look for this line of text near the bottom:
Alphabetical listing with links to downloads click here.
More good news…
Yesterday, Thanksgiving Day, Gary Ambrose, a well respected internet marketer who I purchased Impact Audio from, send me the most interesting link to a free opportunity that has amazing potential and it will NOT cost you a nickel, ever.
Get the scoop at:
http://www.jakemcauley.com/agloco
Sign up and tell your friends that they will be able to generate real income online at it won’t cost them anything to get started. It is really worth a look.
Thanks for your time and have a great weekend filled with an “attitude of gratitude”!
All the best!
Jake McAuley
Friday, November 24, 2006
Monday, November 13, 2006
I believe in YOU...
You downloaded my ebook, nine (9) of you just today!, you opened the broadcast I sent about this post to my blog and you even clicked on the link to get here to find out what it is all about.
That is why I believe in YOU, because you are here and you have had to jump through hoops to get here. I think you will be glad you did...
Because...
I have some great things I would like to share with you to make you even better at this business of marketing and network building and well just being the best YOU can be.
This first gift was given to me by Joe Vitale just for finding out about his new product called Hypnotic Marketing Fusion. I listened to this gift on my mp3 player while driving to London Ontario last Thursday and it is so cool ~ it's a technique that anyone can use to access the genius within and much more.
YOU can get it directly from me at this link (http://www.jakemcauley.com/think.mp3) or go to find out more about his new product at his link below and get it from Joe directly. Your choice, but whatever you do just get it and listen to it.
It is an MP3 called Think. It will help you tap YOUR own genius. It is an interview with a gentleman named Win Wenger (www.winwenger.com), a delightful fellow who may be today's Einstein. You can decide that for yourself.
Here's the link to get it directly from Joe here:
There is something else Joe asked me to share with you.
Invincible Marketing
The 7 Principles of Success in Business
The 7 Principles of Success in Business
Expanding Warm Markets
By the way did you get the second volume of Expanding Your Warm Market yet?
If not get it here
Watch for Volume 3 to be released soon.
Thanks for being here.
Best regards,
Jake McAuley
PS. Catch Joe Vitale and some of his friends who wer in the movie The Sectret this Thursday, November 16th, 2006 on Larry King Live at 9:00 pm EST during the second of two programs on Beyond Positive Thinking. It should be good!
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Thursday, November 02, 2006
Beyond Positive Thinking Tonight on Larry King Live...
Have you heard about The Larry King special on
Beyond Positive Thinking?
It is a two-parter and the first part
airs TONIGHT.
Get out your calendar and mark down the
following -- Part 1 to air Nov 2nd (tonight).
Part 2 (Featuring Joe Vitale) to air Nov 16th.
Guests on Part 1 (Nov. 2) are -
Bob Proctor www.bobproctor.com
John Assaraf www.onecoach.com
JZ Knight www.ramtha.com
Rev Michael Beckwith www.agapelive.com
Dr. John DeMartini www.drdemartini.com
Guests on Part 2 (Nov. 16) are -
James Ray www.jamesray.com
Jack Canfield www.jackcanfield.com
Dr. Joe Vitale www.mrfire.com
George Pratt www.drgeorgepratt.com
Jayne Payne www.theintensiveprogram.com
Larry King Live airs on CNN at 6 p.m. pacific
and re-airs at 9 p.m. pacific and 12 midnight
(which is 9 p.m. eastern, midnight eastern
and 3 a.m. eastern; 8 pm central, 11 pm central,
and 2 am central).
The show airs overseas on CNN International,
as well.
See www.cnn.com/larryking
Please forward this to family, friends,
your own lists, etc.
This is the kind of media programming we
want to support in the world.
Go for it.
Sincerely,
Jake
Have you heard about the secret?
http://www.thesecret.tv/
This is what they will be talking about tonight on
Larry King Live!
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Is email marketing really dead? ...
I don't think so.
I am forwarding this article for those who are serious about building their online businesses.
It sheds some interesting light on the fact that email marketing is alive and well and actaully very successful, if done right.
This is a bit of an expertiment as I have never "blogged"* an eZine article that I subscribe. I thought it appropriate as it is all about "being the best we can be" and email is just another communciation tool that we need to be good at if we indend on expanding our warm markets by attracting the best people to work with.
Onward and upward!
Jake McAuley
* It is amazing to me that "blogged" is now a recognized verb.
The Disconnect
by Bill McCloskey, Wednesday, November 1, 2006
THE DIRECT MARKETING ASSOCIATION RELEASED its latest Power of Direct economic-impact study last week, and the figures surrounding e-mail were quite amazing. The data has been mentioned in a few columns but bears repeating: The ROI for e-mail marketing was $57.25 for every dollar spent. The ROI of all non-e-mail-related online marketing was $22.52, less than half. And yet marketers only spent around $300 million on e-mail marketing efforts, compared to $12 billion for non-e-mail-related marketing--$12 billion to get a return that is less than half of what can be achieved in e-mail.
We also know that the return on e-mail is much higher for companies that segment their e-mail marketing offers, so the $57.25 is really just a drop in the bucket compared to what the ROI potential is for e-mail.
We also know that companies are not spending enough in their e-mail marketing efforts. As we reported, less than a third of the retail sites we monitored that had an e-mail program in place actually sent a welcome letter and followed up with regular e-mail communications within a 30-day period of sign-up.
We also know that, especially for retail, e-mail is considered the largest demand-generating medium for online retailers.
So where is the disconnect: e-mail provides over twice the ROI, but companies now invest only 02.5% of what they put into other Internet marketing channels? Someone is getting taken for a ride.
This conundrum will drive, in large part, the agenda for the upcoming E-mail Insiders conference. Rather than take a rah-rah approach to e-mail marketing, we decided to approach it from the opposite point of view, and will have the marketers themselves begin the conference by talking not about what is right with e-mail marketing, but what is wrong. The idea is to throw the gauntlet down, examine this disconnect, and then spend the next few days seeing if we can dig our way out into the sunlight again.
Day one is dedicated to the marketers and their problems. Day two is dedicated to the vendors and their solutions. Day three is dedicated to the research and statistics that will shine a light on both days.
I think that this format will be unique and hopefully valuable. I hope to see you there.
Bill McCloskey is the CEO of Email Data Source Inc., developers of Email Analyst.
I am forwarding this article for those who are serious about building their online businesses.
It sheds some interesting light on the fact that email marketing is alive and well and actaully very successful, if done right.
This is a bit of an expertiment as I have never "blogged"* an eZine article that I subscribe. I thought it appropriate as it is all about "being the best we can be" and email is just another communciation tool that we need to be good at if we indend on expanding our warm markets by attracting the best people to work with.
Onward and upward!
Jake McAuley
* It is amazing to me that "blogged" is now a recognized verb.
The Disconnect
by Bill McCloskey, Wednesday, November 1, 2006
THE DIRECT MARKETING ASSOCIATION RELEASED its latest Power of Direct economic-impact study last week, and the figures surrounding e-mail were quite amazing. The data has been mentioned in a few columns but bears repeating: The ROI for e-mail marketing was $57.25 for every dollar spent. The ROI of all non-e-mail-related online marketing was $22.52, less than half. And yet marketers only spent around $300 million on e-mail marketing efforts, compared to $12 billion for non-e-mail-related marketing--$12 billion to get a return that is less than half of what can be achieved in e-mail.
We also know that the return on e-mail is much higher for companies that segment their e-mail marketing offers, so the $57.25 is really just a drop in the bucket compared to what the ROI potential is for e-mail.
We also know that companies are not spending enough in their e-mail marketing efforts. As we reported, less than a third of the retail sites we monitored that had an e-mail program in place actually sent a welcome letter and followed up with regular e-mail communications within a 30-day period of sign-up.
We also know that, especially for retail, e-mail is considered the largest demand-generating medium for online retailers.
So where is the disconnect: e-mail provides over twice the ROI, but companies now invest only 02.5% of what they put into other Internet marketing channels? Someone is getting taken for a ride.
This conundrum will drive, in large part, the agenda for the upcoming E-mail Insiders conference. Rather than take a rah-rah approach to e-mail marketing, we decided to approach it from the opposite point of view, and will have the marketers themselves begin the conference by talking not about what is right with e-mail marketing, but what is wrong. The idea is to throw the gauntlet down, examine this disconnect, and then spend the next few days seeing if we can dig our way out into the sunlight again.
Day one is dedicated to the marketers and their problems. Day two is dedicated to the vendors and their solutions. Day three is dedicated to the research and statistics that will shine a light on both days.
I think that this format will be unique and hopefully valuable. I hope to see you there.
Bill McCloskey is the CEO of Email Data Source Inc., developers of Email Analyst.
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