John Reese just released a great video that I’m happy to recommend because it has some really valuable information for online business entrepeneurs.

This is the third in his series on outsourcing. Watch as he breaks down all the major ways to make money online and explains how all the main components can easily be outsourced.

This is really going to be a “game-changer” for a lot of people.

Watch This Crazy Video:
The Big Six

Here’s what he reveals in this free video…

• The dirty little secret about the most popular
  blogs in the world.
• How software is generating Billions for
  people that can’t program a single line of code.
• How to have hot-selling information products
  easily created for you.
• How Affiliate Marketers can grow their efforts
  10-FOLD by using simple leverage.
• How to set-up Ecommerce Stores that run and
  grow on auto-pilot.
• And much, much more!

WATCH IT ONLINE RIGHT NOW:
The Big Six

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How NOT to lose $100,000 on outsourcing.

If you missed the first in John Reese’s series of videos on outsourcing you should take a look at the follow-up. John shows us his outsourcing strategy and explains the pitfalls and how to avoid them.

He also demonstrates a “magic device” that’s a great communication tool for those of us in the blogging business. It’s inexpensive and widely available.

There’s some really exciting ideas here.  You absolutely must watch this video if you’re interested in making more money while doing less work. And aren’t we all? Looks like there will be two more videos in this series. I for one can’t wait to see where he’s going next.

Watch the video here:
Ousourcing Secrets and a Magic Device

Here’s some of what he shares in this free video:

• Web sites you can use today to find people
  to hire for $300/month full-time.
• The magical “not-an-iPad” device that turns
  ideas into auto-pilot cash flow.
•  A special task you can give anyone to find out
  if they’re a ‘good’ worker.
• Why you should avoid outsourcing firms at all
  costs. (How John lost over $100,000.)
• The inexpensive software John calls his
  “money-making delegation machine.”
• And much, much more!

Watch the video right now:
Outsourcing Secrets and a Magic Device

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Let’s face it we’re all strapped for time and if you’re into serious blogging you really know how hard it is to keep up with everything you should be doing. Design, coding, SEO, marketing, writing, image searching… so it goes on and on. But there is a solution. I just watched a video that really made me think about what I’m doing and how I can better use my resources. This is an affiliate link but I share it in the hope that you will find it quite as fascinating as I did.

John Reese has just released a new eye-opening video that reveals the “$2 Per Hour” Power Formula. This simple and inexpensive formula is the closely-guarded secret responsible for BIG TIME online money-making.

This free video is first of an entire series and you can watch it here.

In this series you can learn…

• How to turn 5 hours worth of effort into over 100 hours
  of results using this simple trick.
• The magical “not-an-iPad” device that turns ideas into
  auto-pilot cash flow.
• How the wildly successful “Blue Man Group” revolutionized
  the entertainment industry with this unheard of strategy.
• Why brainstorming new ideas is where all the money gets made
  and how to spend your time mostly doing that.
• Dissecting the “Big Six” online money-making models to
  show you how the right system can maximize income potential.
•  And much, much more!

Watch the “$2 Per Hour” Power Formula video

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Suddenly everybody’s promoting the use of video as a marketing tool and a better way of distributing information generally. But I have a problem with that.

Agreed, there are advantages to marketing via video. When selling a product:

• You can present directly to the prospective customer
• The customer can see you and make a judgement about the ‘authenticity’ of your message.
• You, as a marketer, can hold their attention and communicate directly.
• The customer, unless they hit the stop button, is forced to watch the whole presentation until they get the message.

While I’m not disputing all of the above, I really hope video doesn’t take too much away from the online experience.

Let me explain

I recently watched Rosalind Gardner’s video outlining her predictions for affiliate marketing in 2010. While the video was obviously meant to be a quick overview of her research and I appreciated it as such, I missed the functionality that a similar presentation in text would have provided.

To me, hypertext is the defining principle of the Internet. Where once we had flat one-dimensional text that could only be mined by delving further into physical libraries of information, we now have deep links that can take us practically anywhere we want to go.

For example, Rosalind mentions that “Forrester Research predicted that by 2014 affliate marketing would become a four billion dollar industry”. This is information I might want to read, but video, unlike hypertext, doesn’t let me take it any further. Certainly I can do a google search on Forrester Research and come up with the information myself, but somehow I now expect the online author to do that work for me.

Hypertext is what makes the Internet such a powerfully persuasive tool. By allowing us to drill down into deeper levels of information and ideas we can make better judgements about the facts presented to us.
Let’s not get too far away from that.

But don’t ignore video

Video is obviously great for people who have poor English skills and to pitch to those who just hate to read. As an instructional tool it’s brilliant. Screen captures, presentations, demonstrations of how things are done, these are all powerfull methods for getting a message across.

I intend to use video when it’s appropriate, but perhaps with straight-to-camera pieces it’s a good idea to include links underneath the multimedia box that point to the information referenced in the presentation. That way we get to take full advantage of all the Internet has to offer.

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