Hubspot Offers More Value For Free Than $1,000 Seminars!

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I have been setting aside two hours a day to study inbound marketing from Hubspot.  After a couple of years studying Internet marketing, I have to say, Hubspot’s approach is the best I have found, i.e., it is the most thoroughly researched and tested I have found. Hubspot does not host or design websites. They do provide the software tools and procedures to develop fully effective inbound marketing campaigns for you and your clients. Much of their training is free, yet priceless in value. Typically companies of any size who implement Hubspot procedures increase their inbound sales by a factor of four.  Their webinars are excellent. The latest offering is set for June 16th: 7 hours of pure content.  Check it out. You’ll be glad you did. http://hubspot.tellapal.com/a/clk/X4j18

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So what’s GVOconference?

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Yet another  Guru program and this one’s an MLM system, i.e., an affiliate program with multiple levels of passive income.  The trouble with MLM is the opportunity outshines the product.  If somebody actually buys the product they pay too much no matter how good the product is.  This one got my attention because it is presented as a highly featured video conference product that out shines GoToMeeting at a fraction of the cost with a very interesting compensation plan, or so they would have you believe.  They say it’s not new, i.e., supposedly it and it’s marketing program have been well tested.  It’s supposed to work with Windows, Mac, and Linux.  So for less than $9.00, I’m taking it for a spin.  Stay turned as I post my experiences with this program:  http://budurl.com/mpiovg or you can just click on the Green Banner ad above.

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Too Many Guru Email Offers

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I’ve been getting way too many offers from Internet marketing gurus, so I created an email folder that I named “Unsub” and after opening each email I search down for the unsubscribe link, click and make known my wish to unsubscribe. I’m only doing this because it is entirely impossible to go through all these offers and when I am ready to consider a particular guru I can look in my unsub folder, sort by address source and go through what will be out-dated offers, but research that guru’s latest offerings if they are still around. This helps control the out of control 200, or so,  guru emails I have been getting daily.

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