Bruce’s story is wonderful! It lifts spirit and encourages weary marketers. “But how are blogs and RSS feeds going to help me?” you might ask yourself. With blogs you can show that your product works. What better way is there to sell an item than to let entire world know that product has worked for you? Yeah, you can place pretty, attractive pictures and have witty advertisements, but with no proof that your product works, people aren’t going to buy your merchandise.

“Okay, so I see how blogs can help me gain traffic, but how will RSS feeds help?” you wonder. It’s quite simple really. RSS feeds are syndicated, in other words they are broadcast throughout World Wide Web rather than to individual emails. Basically, RSS informs whole world that you are out there and what you’re latest information is in one easy feed. WOW! How simple can you get?

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One of things that I don't like about formal seminars and conferences is feeling of "inferiority".

Do you ever feel like that? When speaker is elevated above crowd, and everyone is listening to what that one person is saying, you feel like you can't possibly do anything speaker is talking about. You're not on same level. Most people beginning in any type of business feel this way.

With a teleconference everyone is on same playing field and instead of feeling inferior, person attending conference then feels speaker's "personality".

The phone has been a great way to keep in touch with people over long distances. People feel so much better when they have talked to a friend or relative. In same way, when you host a conference, each individual person "feels" like they are talking to you, personally, on phone.

You are answering their questions, putting aside their fears, telling them they can do it. You're a friend, not someone who is "much better" than they are.

Teleconferences Create Their Own Income

Of course, it has to get to money.

The first two benefits not only create an easy way to stay in touch with customers and ezine subscribers, and website visitors, and give you direct access to each "attendee", but they also create a very lucrative stream of income.

Teleconferences, whether free or on a paid basis (another easy income stream), save people money, time, and creates trust so that more of your products, or services, sell.

Plus, fact that if you are hosting a paid event, you are making almost pure profit from conference. Many people operating on Internet are now using these events as a main part of their income. If you host a conference to 200 people at $100 per, you've just made $20,000. Not bad for a thirty minute to one hour phone call.

Add to that opportunity to record your conference, put transcribe it to written form and sell it as a package, give it away for more publicity for other products, or use it as an archive.

Everyone Can Do It

Teleconferences aren't just for experts. Do you have an ezine? Do you operate a website? Are you an affiliate of a product? Do you know how to plant roses? Catch fish? Find great deals in antique stores? Whatever it is you can do, you can host an event. The limits are endless.

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