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Free Facebook Access for Telstra Mobile Users
Telstra have recently provided free access to Facebook to all users of their mobile network.
If your mobile phone is equipped with a web browser, you can access the Facebook site from your mobile.
Has Frank Kern’s Magic Pixie Dust passed its UseBy date?
For the last couple of weeks, mega marketer Frank Kern and his army of affiliates have been pumping out message after message about his $1997 List control product.
You’ve undoubtedly seen the messages if you are on the mailing list of any of the members of the Guru syndicate.
Now, Frank has a reputation for selling out quickly – usually within hours. For this promotion, he has provided his usual build up of information and bonuses.
But after more than 2 days, emails are still going out promoting this product.
Ex car salesman Mike F. is flogging it hard.
Today, there’s an email from Frank himself that says;
Hey, Frank here with some cool news! Check it out:
List Control has been going so extremely well, I’ve decided to give one of my most requested pieces of content out to anyone who buys it.
It’s called the.$23.8 Million Dollar Swipe File-
Now, Blind Freddy can see that if this product had been going like his other launches, it would have sold out by now. He didn’t have to add additional bonuses because “they were going so well”.
I’m thinking that it’s not going well at all.
I’m thinking that people have had enough of these mega launches for these hugely expensive products, with all the hype, glitter, affiliate bonus frenzy, and all that.
The punters seem to be keeping their wallets closed.
Or have they come to the conclusion that the product is a Frankified version of stuff that’s most likely available elsewhere on the net at a much lower price, or for free?
What do you think? cheers, Eric G.
MyMoneyFish Resource Package – only $10.
This is going to look like a massive contradiction, but please humor me for a minute or so.
I really hate those spammy websites that promise to make you a huge income by doing nothing but sit around in your undies.
But I’m going to suggest that you visit one of them, and pay $10 to sign up.
The site promises that you can make $22,000 per month by doing nothing.
Yeah, right. I don’t blame you if you don’t believe a word of it.
I’ve never asked you to look at a site like this before, but this site has something different.
Internet Marketing For Small Business
What Is Internet Marketing?
There’s no PhD you can strive for to be in the Internet marketing industry. You have to learn as you go – on your own – soaking up information along the way. The first thing you need to know is what it means to be an Internet marketer, because it isn’t always clear to everyone.
For most small businesses, using the internet is an excellent, cost effective way of
- Finding new customers,
- Staying in contact with existing customers
- Increasing customer loyalty
- Reducing advertising costs
Most small businesses don’t realise that they have a VERY valuable asset right under their noses.
TWITTER. I was Wrong. Damn it!
Over a year ago, I tried out a funny little web application called Twitter.
After playing with it briefly, I decided that it didn’t really make sense, and so I forgot about it.
After all, why would you want to send out little 140 character messages about what you were doing?
The buzz about twitter kept going, and recently turned into a deafening roar.
After taking another look at it, I realised that I had made a mistake about twitter. It’s actually VERY useful if you use it properly. Especially now it’s now reached the point where SO MANY great people are using it.
How To Protect Your Internet Computer
20 minutes.
That’s how long it takes for harmful programs to start finding your unprotected Windows computer on the internet. And install themselves.
Making Comments, and Joining the Internet Bloke Mailing lists
A couple of people have said that they visited this blog, but didn’t know what to do next.
OK, here’s a quick run down.
Apple iPhone launches in Australia today.
The most hyped mobile phone in history went on sale in Australia today.
I’d hate to be a phone manufacturer that was competing with it.
You can buy it from Telstra, Optus, or Vodaphone.
