How You Can Be An All Star Marketer

Written by Dave Cole


In a very special All Star baseball game, my son, Karl was selected to play against an All Star team from Japan.

This game featured a team ofrepparttar best players from south - western Pennsylvania to play against a team ofrepparttar 121916 best players from Japan. The game kicked offrepparttar 121917 2001 Pony League World Series.

Our team had so many pitchers that each boy was allowed to throw 1 inning. Karl pitchedrepparttar 121918 6th inning for us and wasrepparttar 121919 only pitcherrepparttar 121920 team from Japan didn't score on.

Of course our boys lostrepparttar 121921 game to an almost professional team, but it was a wonderful experience for all. Quite an honor just to be chosen and it was a day they will remember forrepparttar 121922 rest of their lives.

There was a reason why Karl was chosen. He had proven himself to be a very good ball player in our previous All Star tournament play. Atrepparttar 121923 plate he had a batting average of .400 and he was our team's leading pitcher giving up only 2 earned runs with an Earned Run Average of 1.08.

Pitching inrepparttar 121924 regular season he gave up a grand total of 2 hits

the entire season and allowed zero earned runs to crossrepparttar 121925 plate. Forrepparttar 121926 last 3 years almost 75% ofrepparttar 121927 batters he has gotten out have come from strikeouts.

But, this article is not about his accomplishments, it is aboutrepparttar 121928 struggles and hard work he went through to get there.

Friends, as a baseball coach I want you to know this: Baseball players are made - not born.

As an online marketer, I want you to know this: Online marketers are made - not born.

Back when Karl was 9, he had a great desire to become a pitcher. We set up a special area in our barn where we could practice. Every night we would be out there working for endless hours on his throwing mechanics. He threw me thousands upon thousands of pitches and we learned from every pitch.

Save Time and Money Marketing to One Audience

Written by Judy Cullins


Let's say that before this year ends, you want to market your book at $20 to 170,000 business women over 40 who want to create a relationship. You have found them on top Web sites through a search for "listening," "communication," and "business women."

If you sell your book for $20 to 20,000 business women out ofrepparttar total number, your market is worth $400,000.(your book makes you $400,000). In one year, is that a realistic number for you, consideringrepparttar 121915 cost of your book to produce? (your cost is almost free as an eBook). Will you put enough marketing time and money into it to make enough money over your investment? Will you makerepparttar 121916 money you want? How much time and money are you willing to spend to makerepparttar 121917 $400,000? Are your numbers realistic?

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