Hi ,

Welcome to this issue of e*Vision!
Volume III - Issue 2003-09-16
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The e*Vision ezine is specifically focused on the online
marketing of information products. We hope you find the
information presented in The e*Vision ezine valuable,
and that it helps bring you online success.
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, this is almost too good to be released...
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"Give Me 3 Hours, And I'll Arm You With The 21 Top Secret
Mind-Motivators To Instantly (and Ethically) Persuade
Prospects to Buy NOW and Keep Influencing Customers to
Keep Buying FOREVER...No Matter What Business You're In!"
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Hi ,

Before I tell you about this you've got to promise me
you won't use this the wrong way...

In fact, these 21 Mind-Motivators(tm) are so powerful that
you will actually have to promise to use the information
for positive and honorable means before you can get them.

Only 153 people were allowed in to find out about this
remarkable information - and now for the first time I'm
making it available to you:

http://www.mindmotivators.com/?10706

Here's what I'm talking about...

Two top marketers, Alex Mandossian and Yanik Silver,
got together for a special 3-hour+ Tele-Class.

During this one-time only event, Yanik and Alex revealed
21 top-secret psychological triggers to instantly
(and ethically) persuade more prospects to buy NOW and
keep influencing customers to buy FOREVER...no matter what
business you're in!

In fact, these are the same marketing secrets ...

* Direct marketing guru, Jay Abraham used to
sell over $7.2 million in collectible coins

* Legendary adman, David Ogilvy used to sell
hundreds of Rolls Royce automobiles

* Direct response wizard, Joe Sugarman used
to sell over $42 million of Blu-Blockers?

* The Wall Street Journal used to produce
the #1 direct mail letter of all time

* And 74 more specific Case Studies!

The response to this information has been overwhelming
with testimonials pouring from 39% of people who have
heard this information. (That's pretty incredible when
you consider most products get a tiny percentage of users
giving feedback).

Take a look at just a handful of over 61 raving reviews:

"Even though I researched about twenty courses and books
last year, you gave me a totally new perspective about how
to take my business to a new level."
- Riggie Freyer
Burgdoff, Germany

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"Your teleclass was brilliant. I've been a student and
practitioner of marketing for 11 years. After the "class"
I went over my notes to find the 6 on-the-money ideas I'd
act on right away for myself and my clients. Well, I found
so much good stuff there I forced myself to stop after
listing 17 of your "most valuable" tips for immediate
action."
- Shirley Hanson
Philadelphia, PA

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"I have been paying for and receiving so much junk when it
comes to copy writing that when I read about your tele-
class on 21 motivators, I almost deleted it right away.
Boy am I glad that I didn't. It was worth every penny.
I had heard some of these motivators before but never
explained the way you and Yank did. It has helped put
somethings in place for me."

Daniel Grueneich
Timber Creek Enterprises

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And here's what Joe Sugarman, acknowledged as one of the
world's top copywriters and best-selling author of
"Triggers" had to say:

"Yanik and Alex have masterfully isolated the true keys
to motivate a prospect into action and persuade that
prospect to buy. These are powerful concepts that work."

Trust me, this material is amazing.

http://www.mindmotivators.com/?10706

Go ahead and check this out - you'll be glad you did!

Sincerely,

Tom Hua

P.S. Even if you're not interested in getting this
resource - you should still check out the web page to
actually see 11 of the 21 "triggers" at work. Let me know
if you can spot them all.

Here's that link again:
http://www.mindmotivators.com/?10706

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How to Write a Newsletter Without Being a Writer
- by Eileen 'Turtle' Parzek
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One of the best ways to stay in touch with current and
past clients, colleagues and fans, is to publish a regular
newsletter. Whether you use a HTML template tool like
Constant Contact, simply create a good looking text email
to send out to your contacts, or publish something fancy
with PDF, it can draw new business simply by making sure
that no one forgets what your business does and can do for
them. For every company that benefits from this form of
marketing, many more feel they are not good enough writers,
do not have the time, or are not comfortable enough with
the computer to make the effort.

There are many ways a small business can develop a newsletter,
when the full do-it-yourself route is not an option. First,
keep in mind that it is acceptable that 20-30% of the
newsletter is promotion and good news about the business,
assuming the audience is primarily made of clients and
prospective clients. To come up with the rest of the content,
try these techniques:

1) People who know how to write well, but cannot think of
subject matter can visit one of the many article databases
on the web, and browse for ideas. The idea is to use it for
inspiration, and as a brainstorming tool for topics. Once
an idea is established, start writing for the audience and
put a unique spin on it.

Some of these databases include:

http://www.goarticles.com
http://www.marketing-seek.com/articles/search.shtml
http://www.ezinearticles.com

2) Anyone who doesn’t like to write can reprint any of
the articles in these databases. In other words, he might
decide to do a feature article on, say, logo design, to
provide some substance along with business news and other
thoughts. This is perfectly acceptable. Just make sure
the author’s credits and bio are always included.

3) For those who know their subjects, and are willing
to write but aren’t confident in their ability, there
is the option of arranging to have an editor. Many
freelance writers would be pleased to have a steady
monthly or bi-monthly arrangement, on retainer, to
work on editing newsletter items. It is also possible
to find someone who is willing to barter this service
for products or services on a regular basis. You can
also hire someone to handle the design and technical
implementation of the content and manage your mailing
list. Be creative and consider getting help if having
a newsletter would bring marketing and communication
benefits to the company.

4) When the subject matter is not commonplace, and
available in an article database, consider asking
members of specific industries or disciplines to
pen articles for the audience in exchange for credit.
If it is a complementary service, or related product
they sell, it will broaden the information provided
your audience. These strategic alliances can bear
fruit in many ways if we are confident about the
quality of what we provide our clients to offer them
knowledge they might not get otherwise.

5) Subscribe to industry newsletters and create a
compilation of the best feature articles there. Your
audience will appreciate the effort you take to discern
and distill the most useful information for them, and
bring it to them in one place.

The important thing is that the information is of use
to the audience, and that they have the option at all
times to stop receiving the newsletter if they request it.
Make a realistic monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly schedule.
Create a plan for how you will accomplish this goal.
Determine which route you will take to build your content,
and which tools you will use. Set recurring deadlines.
For example, put on the calendar that the newsletter
feature article is due by the end of the second week
of every month, and whether writing it, finding it, or
submitting to an editor, it will be ready to go.

With good planning and taking advantage of the resources
which are online, nearly any small business can develop
a solid, informational newsletter to share with their customers.

Eileen 'Turtle' Parzek (c) 2003 All Rights Reserved.

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Eileen 'Turtle' Parzek may be contacted at ezine@soho-it-goes.com.
Eileen “Turtle?Parzek is a veteran Web designer and an online
marketing consultant who has been working from home and virtually
since 1995. She owns SOHO It Goes! which specializes in providing
technology-driven marketing services to small businesses and
organizations. You can always find Turtle at the intersection
between creativity, information, and technology. Subscribe
to her free monthly newsletter called Increase Your Reach:
Infuse Your Marketing with Technology at
http://www.soho-it-goes.com
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The e*Vision eZine is published by Tom Hua
Copyright (c) 2003, all rights reserved.
No portion of this publication may be reproduced
or transmitted without the express written consent
of the publisher or contributing editors and or writers.

DISCLAIMER: We disclaim any liability for the use of
Any contributed information contained herein.

I hope you've enjoyed this issue of the e*Vision ezine.
Please let me know if you have any questions, suggestions
or requests.

All the Best, until next time!

Tom Hua - Editor & Publisher
eVision@UStoday.net
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