NextWest, Inc. to Present Conference Session at the INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2004

Written by NextWest, Inc.


Richard De Soto Will be Participating inrepparttar IP Contact Center Shootout at Leading VoIP Event in Los Angeles

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- TUCSON, AZ - NextWest, Inc. today announced that Richard De Soto has accepted an invitation to present a session titled, IP Contact Center Shootout at TMC's INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO Fall 2004 atrepparttar 103900 historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. The conference runs October 4-7, 2004, De Soto's session takes place on Thursday, October 7th at 8:15 Ð 9:00 a.m.

The INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO is a targeted and innovative four-day tradeshow featuringrepparttar 103901 most respected, objective education available for learning to select and deploy VoIP solutions. In addition to De Soto's session,repparttar 103902 show features four days of conferences, many networking opportunities, and an Exhibit Hall featuring all ofrepparttar 103903 latest IP telephony solutions.

"NextWest is pleased to be included inrepparttar 103904 IP Contact Center Shootout to highlight how our affordable contact center software can improverepparttar 103905 business of small-to-midsize enterprises," said Chief Marketing Officer, Richard De Soto.

"We are very pleased that Richard De Soto will be participating in this year's show. NextWest is widely recognized and respected as a VoIP industry leader, and I am confident that our attendees will appreciate and valuerepparttar 103906 opportunity to hear his/her perspective onrepparttar 103907 latest contact center solutions," said TMC president and conference co-chair, Rich Tehrani.

"Overrepparttar 103908 past twelve months, widespread adoption of IP Telephony by global service providers, businesses and governments has reinforced its position and perception as a viable, cost-effective communications solution. As a result, we are seeing a significant number of senior-level executives attendingrepparttar 103909 INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO as a means of learning aboutrepparttar 103910 technology so they too can take advantage of its benefits."

Making money with information products

Written by Rob Rawson


Making money with information products -Guys, this is one ofrepparttar most powerful business strategies onrepparttar 103899 internet!-

So have you ever thought about becoming an infopreneur? Info marketing is a multi-million dollar industry which is still open to just about anyone with a good idea. There’srepparttar 103900 potential to earn a six figure income from selling your own tapes, ebooks, videos, reports, CD’s, ezines and DVDS to name a few.

I actually know a few people who are making millions a year through home-based operations (and a few others who have been able to subsidize their incomes from low risk business ideas). In most cases, all it took was some good market research andrepparttar 103901 get up and go to actually putrepparttar 103902 information product together. Believe it or not, that’srepparttar 103903 biggest obstacle to overcome when putting together an ebook or DVD product is actually havingrepparttar 103904 motivation to get started - it’s not as hard as it sounds!

The most common, and usuallyrepparttar 103905 most successful information products are e-books, audio cd / tapes and increasingly, DVD’s. We’ll take a look at each of these categories below:

Writing a successful ebook You really have 2 options here. You can developrepparttar 103906 content ofrepparttar 103907 e-book yourself, or you can get someone to do it for you. There’s a few other ways you can go about creating an e-book, for instance, obtainingrepparttar 103908 rights to an out of print book, but these methods and considerably more complex and don’t offer any guarantees.

If you’re a semi-confident writer, my advice would be to try and writerepparttar 103909 book yourself. A good way to start is to write about something that you are interested in – spend 15 minutes a day putting down your ideas, if you find you are struggling, do your best to outline your ideas and then investigaterepparttar 103910 possibility of hiring a writer to research and draftrepparttar 103911 remainder of your ebook.

There are loads of good writers around who will put together polished and concise copy for around 10 cents per word. Take a look at http://www.profitpuppy.com/freelance-sites.htm for more information about finding a freelance writer.

Some writers expect up to $175 US an hour for their services, although thanks torepparttar 103912 internet, it’s not impossible to find a reasonably talented scribe for around 10 cents per word. It’s important that you are clear in what you want to achieve when advertising a project so that you attract someone who is suited torepparttar 103913 project. If you don’t have any luck with Elance or Freelance Writers, you could also try posting to Yahoo Groups or approaching people at your local uni.

It’s important to remember that your reader probably won’t be too concerned about your command ofrepparttar 103914 English language - just make sure you clearly explain your concepts and ideas (especially if you are writing a “how-to” style ebook). For more information about writing and marketing e-books, visit http://www.profitpuppy.com/writing-and-selling-ebooks.htm where you will find a number of valuable resources. Audio CD’s and Tapes If you don’t fancy yourself as a writer whatsoever, another option you have is to create and audio tape or CD. It’s not as expensive as you might think, and audio products still have great appeal for buyers.

While DVD’s and Videos have become easier to create, tapes and CD’s are stillrepparttar 103915 mainstay ofrepparttar 103916 information product world. The reason of this is that media savvy buyers aren’t enticed byrepparttar 103917 often amateurish production qualities of video or DVD info products. Another advantage of tapes and CD’s is that you can listen to them anywhere, for example in your car onrepparttar 103918 way to work.

To produce a CD or Tape of reasonable quality, you are going to need to purchase (or hire)repparttar 103919 necessary equipment. If you can afford to buy some studio time, it’s worthwhile, but if you just starting out, it’s an undue expense that you can avoid. Your local electronics store should be able to arm you with a noise reducing microphone and some high quality audio tapes (although you could record your to your computer first). You can expect to pay around $50 - $80 all up. You don’t need expensive equipment to get started, although you may have to upgrade if as you go along…

Assuming that you’ve researched you topic (and target market properly), you can now start working on your information product, which should give some step-by-step advice on how to overcome a particular problem or achieve a particular goal (there’s more about picking your topic below). Just remember that when you start recording you deliverrepparttar 103920 essence of your experience (or research) in an entertaining and concise way. If you are producing an instructional CD or tape, a simplified and bare bones approach is often best. Come up with steps that will help your customers achieve their desired goal/s.

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