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Teleseminar Secrets is, hands down, the best marketing training we've ever been on. It has made us more money than any other tool, grew our list faster than any other tool, and has taught us rapid content creation in ways we never could have expected.

Yes, the class is very expensive, but what is your business worth? We both agree that it is well worth it plus a lot more - and comes with a gorgeous money-back guarantee.

Teleseminar Secrets only opens up once a year. The Teleseminar Secrets Preview Call is on December 4, 2008. The Teleseminar Secrets classes start on December 8, 2008.

The course is taught by our good friend, partner and mentor Alex Mandossian . Again, we would highly, highly recommend this course to anybody wanting to know more about Robotic Interenet Marketing , and yes you are also going to learn alot about Telesemianr Secrets too!

Alex Mandossian has also been a mentor to us in moving our Robotic Interenet Marketing business along, so we definitely recommend Teleseminar Secrets .

We will bring you more insider tips of this year's Teleseminar Secrets course and Teleseminar Secrets Preview Call as more details are released.

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A seminar that is BIG on ideas of how to develop and grow your Internet marketing business into a huge success and is BIG on networking opportunities… is this for real?

Oh yes! We???ve just returned from Armand Morin???s Big Seminar 12 in Atlanta (Oct. 3-5), where we got all that and much, much more.

You should have been there??? and if you were, you know exactly what we???re talking about???

Throughout the seminar, the speakers shared many extraordinary ideas on the systems and tools of successful Internet marketing. And each one of the speakers had the essential prerequisite for speaking on such a topic… they???ve done it themselves. Add to that the half-hour breaks designed to create an incredible networking environment, and it adds up to one amazing seminar event.

The range of expertise delivered by the speakers was incredible??? Alan Forrest Smith on copywriting, Joe Polish on easy, lucrative and fun businesses, Mark Victor Hansen with his positive attitude, David Hancock on entrepreneurial publishing, Stephen Pierce with his success secrets, Jose Espana on membership sites, Michel and Sylvie Fortin on the ???back end???, Eben Pagen with his Personal Success Ritual and hiring tips, Brendon Burchard on non-profit and corporate sponsorships, Kirt Christensen on adwords, and of course the insightful teachings of Armand Morin himself.

Still, the biggest benefit of the seminar was the opportunity to network with and meet some amazing people. We???re sure that great relationships and joint ventures were a big part of the weekend for everyone??? they definitely were for us. The quality of this seminar shows with the calibre of the audience in attendance, including Jay Conrad Levinson, Christina Hills, Jeff Herring, Paul Colligan, DJ Dave Bernstein, Connie Ragen Green, Brett Ridgway, Warren Whitlock, Heather Kirk, and many, many more.

A major bonus from this seminar are the meals that are provided… giving everyone even more opportunities to network. Take it from us… it truly is a treat. Remember, it???s all about connecting.

We would definitely recommend attending this seminar next year in Las Vegas??? totally worth it!!

And??? we would like to say hello to all the wonderful people we met last weekend??? we appreciate you all.

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Creative Imitation

It may sound like an oxymoron creative imitation, but it refers to a time proven business strategy whereby you wait for somebody else to do or establish the viability of something like a marketing strategy then you improve upon it or utilize it.

Arrows In Back

In other words, someone else has taken the arrow to his/her back. Someone else is planted face down, because they???ve done all the pioneer work. Someone else has plowed the ground and done all the heavy lifting for you.

For example, Nicola Tesla invented the A/C current. He didn???t creatively imitate, he invented. Thomas Edison creatively imitated, so Thomas died as a multi-millionaire and Tesla died broke. Why, because it???s better to improve than to invent.

Charles Haanel is the father of personal development. He was before the time of Napoleon Hill. In fact, there are letters that have been marked in history going between Napoleon Hill and Charles Haanel before Hill ever wrote the book Think and Grow Rich.

Charles Haanel was an inventor. He invented the personal development movement with his master key system. He also wrote a book called Mental Chemistry; look him up on Google.

As far as I know he didn???t die broke, but he did die in obscurity. No one says he???s the father of personal development and he???s nowhere near as popular as Napoleon Hill. Hill was the improver. He creatively imitated Charles Haanel.

Apple and Microsoft

Steve Jobs; if it weren???t for the iPod Steve would be obscure, because Apple was in dire trouble before the iPod. In fact, he was fired from Apple. He invented the Windows Operating System as far as I???m concerned. The Apple operating system is superior and is what caused Bill Gates to create Windows ???95.

Bill Gates got his idea from Steve Jobs. In fact, if you???ve had an old McIntosh that operating system isn???t much different than Windows ???95. Windows ???95 put Bill Gates on the map, because it was easy, iconic and no longer a difficult operating system that many had seen in the PC world before.

That marked the difference between McIntosh and the PC, but where Steve focused on equipment, Bill focused on software. Steve Jobs was the inventor. He was known for his invention or his creativity. Creative isn???t enough. Imitating creativity is.

In fact, it???s more than enough because you become wealthy that???s what Bill Gates did, he creatively imitates. He got a lot of flack for it, but who cares he became the richest man in the world and has stayed at that level until just recently; he???s number three currently.

Warren Buffet is number one at the time of this recording, why, because he???s a better and creatively imitates other wealthy people and the buying habits of stocks, bonds and securities.

Creative Imitation Makes You Wealthy

Creative imitation makes you wealthy. There???s nothing sexy about being original and broke that???s how Tesla died. There???s nothing sexy about being creative and dying in obscurity where no one knows you and you???re not famous.

Charles Haanel didn???t die famous. I will tell you that Bill Gates read a lot of Haanel???s work and he attributes in some of the readings I???ve had; many of his successes to Charles Haanel. But it???s Napoleon Hill???s association with Andrew Carnegie, at that time the richest man in the world and the world???s first billionaire. It???s Napoleon Hill who is famous for personal development.

The iPod

Steve Jobs is now famous because of the iPod. What is the iPod? Steve Jobs creatively imitated other things that came before.

What he did was he took those ideas, a hard drive and something that plays something portable, audio initially, but now video and through creative imitation an iPod is in the hand of almost every American in the U.S. I believe over 60 million iPods have been sold.

There???s more than one sold every minute, but it???s because Steve Jobs imitated creatively when he was with Apple. When he was with Apple initially before he got fired he didn???t creatively imitate, he created and Bill Gates imitated him.

Any time Bill Gates tries to create he falls flat on his face, so creative imitation is how to make money.
Pioneers have arrows in their backs, but the creative imitators do not.

The Wolf In Sheep's Clothing

Aesop in his wolf in sheep???s clothing, if you???ve ever read Aesop???s fables, the moral of that story is to strike while the iron is hot. The wolf was eaten, because the farmer thought he was sheep as he was dressed in sheep???s clothing and the wolf didn???t pounce on the sheep when he could.

He waited, because he wanted all the sheep not just one, but because he waited and didn???t strike when the iron was hot when the farmer came late at night to get a meal for his family the farmer thought he was getting sheep, but he instead got wolf.

Strike when the iron???s hot

A good plan executed today is better than a perfect plan that???s too late. Speed is of the essence accelerate it. Speed money is important. Everyone can make a million bucks it???s making a million bucks faster so you can save it and have it to spend that???s the difference; that???s what a millionaire is.

A good plan executed today is better than a perfect one that???s too late, so strike when the iron???s hot and creatively imitate. The reason it???s difficult to strike when the iron is hot if you???re creative is because you don???t know when the iron is hot.

If you have no competition and the easiest way to find out if you have competition is to go to Google and find out. If there???s anyone else who has what you have that???s great that means there???s a market for it. You want to be a creative imitator.

ClickBank

If you go to ClickBank.com I???ll show you a great way to creatively imitate. This may change your life. If you go to ClickBank and click on the link that says buy products, what you???ll see are a list of categories.

You???ll see categories like:

• Business to business
• Health and fitness
• Home and family
• Computing and Internet
• Money and employment
• Marketing and ads
• Fun and entertainment
• Sports and recreation
• Society and culture

Right there you can creatively imitate what ClickBank has learned, because those are major categories and there???s a reason for it. I???m going to click on health and fitness. Right away, because it???s an affiliate network in the health and fitness category it will give me the top 10 sellers in that category.

A top 10 seller I???m looking at is:

• Fat loss for idiots
• Top secret fat loss
• Truth about six pack abs
• Turbulence training
• Burn fat, feed the muscle
• Twelve hour cure for a yeast infection
• The power of conversational hypnosis
• Chopper tattoos
• Tattoo me now
• No nonsense muscle building

So if you click on any category at ClickBank you???ll see the top 10 websites.

I???m going to click on the first one I see. I???m going to look at a website that???s number one. Can I not creatively imitate that website? Of course I can. What if I go to number three, truth about six packs and I had a how-to course on how to get six pack abs.

I would go to the page that???s number three in ClickBank and I would read that website. The one I???m looking at says five facts you must understand if you???re ever going to lose your belly fat and get six pack abs and it gives me the five.

It says men click here and women click here at the very bottom. What a concept they???re actually separating men from women. Is it possible that???s why they???re number three on ClickBank? Creatively imitate. You???ll go broke trying to find this out on your own and that???s just for health and fitness.

It could be for any category, so go to ClickBank.com and learn; creatively imitate.

What Is All The Fuss?

So here is the original blog posting at Alex Mandossian's blog that was posted by Jeff Herring (aka. The Internet Article Guy)

And it has to do with one of the quotes that Alex teaches his students:

???Never invent, always improve???

Heck, even we made a comment on the original blog posting, because we are good friends with both Alex and Jeff and it made sense to us. We try to Creatively Imitate when ever or where ever possible.

Jeff also posted the same posting on his own blog here. No big deal.

Now a couple of days later Stu McLaren (aka. The Idea Guy) (we are friends with Stu too, he's Canadian, eh) posted a comment on Alex/Jeff's original blog posting and also created his own blog posting here.

A quote from Stu's blog post:

"Personally, I have mixed feelings regarding the way this is presented to small business owners.?? On the outside, it sounds like all you have to do is model leaders in your industry and you???ll succeed."

Then Stu got a comment from Diane Eble, who then posted her own blog entry here. A quote from that blog entry:

"There???s quite an interesting discussion going on about ???creative imitation??????what it is, and whether it???s good or bad."

So we searched Wikipedia.org for "Creative Imitation," and it couldn't be found. So we searched for Creative and Imitation

For Creativity we get:

"Creativity is a mental process involving the generation of new ideas or concepts , or new associations of the creative mind between existing ideas or concepts. An alternative conception of creativity is that it is simply the act of making something new."

And for Imitation we get:

"Imitation is an advanced behavior whereby an individual observes and replicates another's. The word can be applied in many contexts, ranging from animal training to international politics ."

So what is all the fuss? Didn't we just "Creatively Imitate" everyone?

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Spectacular Presentations

I could go on and on about what spectacular presentations are. It???s a concept that I (Alex Mandossian ) named, but it???s a concept that was created, invented, improved and innovated by Pat and Lorna Shanks.

Simply put if you go to SpectacularPresentations.com, you can get that done for you or you can do it for yourself. I recommend you get it done for you by Pat and Lorna Shanks. They utilize a system called Articulate, which is a Flash presentation technology. It???s very complicated to use in my view so I prefer to have it done for me.

They will be teaching a course on how to do it, but I much prefer to pay them to do it for me, it puts video to your voice.

How can you benefit? If you have a published speech and you???ve recorded it you can have a video presentation where you have handouts or video representations of what you're saying on audio. It???s not just a talking head, it???s video showing study guides, pictures and what you're speaking about.

Even if you have a public speech you can take the audio and turn it into a spectacular presentation online. There are a lot of cool features to it and it has a lot of references. With one click you can get a glossary, one click you can go anywhere on the web.

It???s a very powerful modality. It???s innovative, it is inventive and that???s why it will take time to take a firm hold in the marketplace.

Go there and learn more about it. I use it for teleseminars. When I have a teleseminar and I have a study guide then this right now could be a spectacular presentation. Now if you don???t see something, you're taking notes, what if you saw the spectacular presentation of this?

When I was talking earlier about Aesop???s Fables with the wolf in sheep???s clothing, what if there was a spectacular presentation? What if there were words popping up like I was saying, like all the world-class questions? What don???t I see? What if that came up?

That???s a spectacular presentation, so go to SpectacularPresentations.com and you???ll get a taste of it.

Brian Watts

Brian is also very active in his own continuing education. He reads, watches inspirational movies and has been a student in some very powerful tele-classes; those being Alex Mandossian's Teleseminar Secrets and Podcast Secrets with Alex and Paul Colligan.

Being a student in these tele-classes, Brian has had the opportunity to make very good use of Spectacular Presentations. In terms of searching for specific course content, they were faster, better and required the least amount of human effort.

So??? exactly what does he think about Spectacular Presentations and how they've impacted his learning?

We invite you to watch and listen to Brian???s review of Spectacular Presentations by visiting our Testimonials Page. Thank you Brian.

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Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

– Pat & Lorna

P.S. Lorna I Choose You Always (– PAT :-P)

We are off to our first Big Seminar this October 3,4 and 5 at Big Seminar 12. We are so looking forward to seeing some of our friends in the Internet Marketing business… like DJ Dave Bernstein, Jeff Herring and Paul Colligan. Meeting up with friends and making new connections is one of the biggest benefits of going to any seminar… and we feel that Big Seminar 12 will be one of the best in this regard.

We have also heard that the information??one receives at Big Seminar is top notch. That's got to be why Big Seminar is referred??to as "The Cadillac of Internet Marketing seminars". With names like Eben Pagen, Stephen Pierce, Michel and Sylvie Fortin, Joe Polish, Kirt Christensen, and Armand Morin himself,??it's??guaranteed to be??a gold mine of useful and useable information.

We invite you to join us and register for this amazing event. Please go to www.ToBigSeminar.com to register for Big Seminar 12.

We look forward to meeting and networking with you. Please??be sure to introduce yourself… we wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to connect.

Rob Metras

Rob also understands that people have their own learning modality, such as visual or auditory??? how about both together? Rob feels that combining the two ???saves time and maximizes results???.

Does Rob see Spectacular Presentations as a huge asset as a learning tool? Yes! He even sees them as a wonderful tool for Universities??? a wonderful cure for professors??? bad jokes.

So??? exactly what does he think about Spectacular Presentations, how they've impacted his learning, and how they can benefit others?

We invite you to watch and listen to Rob???s review of Spectacular Presentations by visiting our Testimonials Page.

What we really like about Rob???s testimonial and blog posting, which you can Read Here, is that it comes from his perspective as a student. Thank you Rob.

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21 Uses of Spectacular Presentations

Some of our prospective clients see the benefit of using Spectacular Presentations, but aren???t quite sure ???how??? one of these presentations can be used in their business. So we put together this list of ???The Top 21 uses of Spectacular Presentations??? to fully answer that ???how???.

Number 1: Presentations
Sounds fairly obvious, but yes??? for making a presentation they work extremely well.
An example would be a stage presentation or seminar that you???ve done in the past and want to use it to ???Engage Your new Audience and have them Experience Your Message???. These presentations can be delivered robotically over and over again. So take your best presentation and make it Spectacular.

Number 2: Course Previews
Online and offline courses can be previewed in a Spectacular Presentation. Highlight what the course teaches, and peak the interest of the prospective student.

Number 3: 52 Week Coaching
Automatic delivery of a weekly Spectacular Presentation can be used as an ongoing coaching tool. Our good friend Alex Mandossian has used this concept for his TeleSeminar Secrets course. If you want to learn more or see his 52 Week Coaching program in action then visit Alex at www.ToTeleseminarSecrets.com

Number 4: Converted Teleseminars
Recorded teleseminars are perfect for being converted into Spectacular Presentations. The ???listener??? will get more out of it through the added visuals and user control. Our friend Alex Mandossian has used this concept for his Action Secrets telesemianar.

Number 5: Viral Marketing
Do something different??? do something that gets people buzzing??? then put it online in a Spectacular Presentation. Peak their interest then demonstrate what your business has to offer.

Number 6: Prospecting
Demonstrate to prospects what your business has to offer through the visuals of a Spectacular Presentation. This will create a more compelling and lasting impression in their minds than text or audio alone.

Number 7: Affiliate Marketing
Create your marketing message once and all your affiliates can use it again and again; a powerful marketing tool for your affiliates to use.

Number 8: Traffic Generation
From within a Spectacular Presentation, live links can redirect the viewer to a promotional or affiliate web site, a sales page, or any other site that the presenter desires.

Number 9: E-Coaching
What better way to coach than to be able to visually demonstrate the methods and techniques spoken of within the coaching session.

Number 10: ???How-To??? Course
Showing ???how to??? is extremely more effective than telling ???how to???. A Spectacular Presentation is the show and tell of ???how to??? education.

Number 11: Quick Start Training
Training can begin at any time. Whenever the student is ready, the training can be delivered instantly. Start now??? learn now. For any new student starting any NEW course the most asked question is ???How or where do I start???? Give them that answer, make your courses easy to consume. You???ll get less refund requests but more importantly you???ll get happier students, engaged and using your courses.

Number 12: Expert Interview
Having an expert interview delivered as a Spectacular Presentation is a great way for the audience to really ???get to know??? the expert. There???s the intimacy of hearing their voice, but even more intimacy with being able to put a face to that voice.

Number 13: Public Web Critiques
The actual web page can be displayed with notes, pointers, callouts, etc. As well, sections of the web page can be isolated or enlarged to allow the reviewer to focus in on them. It is so much easier to be able to see what they are talking about rather than having to try and follow a description of what they are talking about.

Number 14: Affiliate Training
What a great way to train affiliates. They all get trained the same way, see the exact same information, and then can use the same presentation in their affiliate campaign. Basically it is ???Robotic training???.

Number 15: Inner Circle Training
The Inner Circle is the ???elite??? clients of any business. The are your Evangelists. Give them something a little more special than simple audio training. Allow them more vivid and in-depth training with a Spectacular Presentation.

Number 16: Free Bonus Training
With free bonuses, the value is dependent on what the client perceives it as. By adding visuals and graphics to audio training, the perceived value of the ???free??? training increases.

Number 17: New Client Introduction
Introduce prospective new clients to your business. Introduce them to what you do, and how you can help them solve their problem. Also, you can state any requirements you may have for working with a new client and what their initial investment will be. This will save you and them a lot of time in getting to understand what???s involved in a business relationship with you. You can both see if there is a fit between you and them to create this new relationship. If you would like to see our New Client Introduction and our requirements of working with us then please visit www.SpectacularPresentations.com/newclient

Number 18: Tips and Tricks
Save time for clients, employees, etc. by showing them tips and tricks. With a spectacular presentation, they will be able to actually see how it???s done, and you won???t have to be hovering over their shoulder to show them.

Number 19: Live Seminar Follow-up
After you???ve made a presentation at a live seminar, and it???s been recorded, you can roll it out into a spectacular presentation. It gives you a product to sell??? a kind of ???remember this point??? or ???since you weren???t there??? type of product. It???s a great tool for seminar follow-up or for people who couldn???t be there.

Number 20: Frequently Asked Questions
People get a huge benefit from listening to others get answers to their questions. They find out things that they never thought of asking, or answers to questions that they had as well. Putting FAQ???s into a presentation enables people to get the benefit of listening to others questions, being able to see graphics that show them the answers and clicking on links that take them to solutions.

Number 21: Limited Only by Your Imagination
The ideas of how to use a spectacular presentation are almost endless. Whatever you can imagine, you can create. A spectacular presentation is a great tool to use in your business for training, marketing, information and bonus gifts. These presentations can be delivered robotically, Faster, Better and with the least amount of Human Effort.

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If you make $1 from any business activity it is no longer a hobby. If you make no money from something; let's say you're knitting, writing, blogging or going online and marketing, but you haven't made any money, and therefore you are an amateur.

An amateur can mean something good or bad, but at the same time whether it's good or bad doesn't matter. You haven't made any money so you haven't turned pro. You're a hobbyist, you haven't turned pro. You may be able to offset some of those expenses for tax reasons, because you have the intention of making $1 or turning pro.

In the United States the IRS feels that's a good enough reason to write off expenses. If you intend to make a profit, but if you make zero money you haven't turned pro. The amount of money you have to make to turn pro in my opinion is $1.

I want you to visually and mentally imagine a horizontal bar or (x) axis. It's going from left to right, so in your mind's eye look at it from the very left at the starting point and that's called the idea. Let's say it goes 12 inches across and it's the size of a ruler.

Now imagine from idea, which is at the very beginning of the ruler in U.S. terms in zero inches to $1 going to the right along the continuum is about eight inches. Eight-twelfths or four-sixths or two-thirds of the energy from idea to turning pro is making that first dollar.

All the systems that had to be put into place, all the bandwidth that's necessary, to teams, everything that needs to happen for you to make that $1 requires a lot of energy. In my opinion, if you had a ruler in front of you; from idea to $1, turning pro takes about eight inches of the ruler's 12.

From inch eight to inch twelve that's the difference between $1 and one million dollars. Most people shoot for the million dollars; how to become a millionaire is said most often. That to me isn't what I shoot for. My goal is to turn pro. My goal is to make $1 from any business activity and that should also be your goal.

If there were any should in this training that would be it. Turning pro is making your first dollar. And you want to make your first dollar the fastest, because it's the most confidence-inducing activity in the world. It takes largely two-thirds; at least half of all your energy to go from idea to $1. It only takes another third to go from $1 to a million.

This is my experience and what I know to be true. I hope you'll follow my advice.

What does it mean to turn pro? It means to make $1 in any business activity and you've just been converted from an amateur to a professional.

Mari Smith

She even has a Facebook Blog which enables her clients to keep up to date with Facebook and other social media. Not only that… she also offers services in relationship and business coaching.

Mari's strengths lie in relationship marketing and her passion is that of learning through the variety of courses and seminars that she attends.

Does Mari see Spectacular Presentations as a huge asset as a learning tool? Yes! Exactly what does she think about Spectacular Presentations and how they've impacted her learning?

We invite you to watch and listen to Mari's review of Spectacular Presentations by visiting our Testimonials Page.

Dr. Andrew Jones

He is also famous for another achievement. He won the "Best of the Best" contest at a well-known internet marketing seminar, called "The Big Seminar", hosted by Armand Morin in Atlanta, Georgia.

To top it off, in May of 2008 Dr. Jones , along with copywriter Ray Edwards , organized and hosted the first annual "Speed Money Seminar" in Vancouver, B.C., Canada.

Dr. Jones has definitely gone where no other vet has gone before; a true pioneer in the veterinarian and internet marketing industries.

So… does Dr. Jones love his exposure in a Spectacular Presentation dedicated to his "Best of the Best" win? Yes! And what does he think about Spectacular Presentations?

We invite you to watch and listen to Dr. Jones' review of Spectacular Presentations by visiting our Testimonials Page.

–>?? Alex Mandossian
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–>?? Jeff Herring
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