Emile Horning

We have got loads of ideas, things to say, products to sell. How should it all be organised? What navigation should we have, how should it be laid out? To ensure the best possible visitor experience this has to be carefully mapped out. Let's say you have a bunch of audio recordings. What's stopping you from creating a nice, hard product from them, in the form of CDs? Then, for a bit extra, you can ship this out to them. Go through a fulfillment house who will do "product on demand" fulfillment. Then, just charge a couple dollars more to cover the cost of the product fulfillment. You're making the same profit, but your customer is thinking they are getting oh so much more value - they actually get a hard product! So, when training sales staff, they concentrate on car audio. In fact, I know one that has an ipod car integration specialist. When I had questions as regards ipod car integration, I was referred to him. You can imagine the quality of information he could deliver. specialist audio We expect a lot from our online collateral today and just throwing something together without looking at the project holistically is likely to result in a lot of rework and wasted time further down the road. There is much to consider before you commit to throwing some alternative media onto your web space. Do you need professional help, er, I mean help from a profession media producer, of course!? Editing media in accordance to the performance of your site, your server and your software's capabilities can be a task and a half for someone who is not properly trained in doing so. Put your PTSD into perspective. Even if you take all the steps I have outlined, you may find that you continue to have some episodes of nightmares, anger, fear or depression. But as those symptoms ease, you may be ready to move on to the stage in which you accept that this horrible thing happened to you but does not define your life. You have talked it out, let it out and put it in perspective. You are ready to move on. Now, the definition of a squeeze page: You are literally 'squeezing' their contact information from them before they can access your content. In order for a visitor to enter your website and access the information you have to offer - they need to usually enter in their name and email information. Your content in this case is typically your IFO - or 'Irresistible Free Offer' such as your video, audio (CD or MP3), e-book/e-course, etc. There are no other options on a squeeze page. You either opt-in with your contact information or you click away. That is known as a 'hard' squeeze page. A 'soft' squeeze page will allow the visitor to bypass the squeeze process and enter your website without entering their contact information. You can do it once, and market/sell it forever. Once you do a teleseminar, you can repurpose the content into all kinds of other products you can use to sell and/or market other things. You can use the teleseminar as a bonus for if people buy your book (or vice versa!). You can bundle several teleseminars together into an audio course, re purpose it into an ecourse, or an ebook, or any number of products. You can chop it up and deliver weekly Jasa instalasi audio postcards that train or coach people in your area of expertise.