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Cash Sucking Marketing Plan for MLM & Network Marketers

William — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 21:23:32 +0000

The marketing third of the puzzle is the one people spend the most time on. That’s why I’m posting a video on it first, but it’s not necessarily the most important to study. Marketing yourself is easy once you nail down the basic principles and practices. You’ll be able to do it over and over again, teach your team to do it as well, and you’ll get really good at it.

http://meetwilliambryant.com Watch as I explain the expose stage (Marketing) of getting people to buy from you, credit card in hand, with no selling! This is for the network marketing and mlm industry but is really generic enough to be used in any business where you need leads to make money. I use this in my xango business with great success! And have for years now. Join me!

William Bryant
Skype: wpbryant

http://meetwilliambryant.com

3 Steps To Producing A Cash Sucking Marketing Plan

William — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 07:22:28 +0000

These are lessons I’ve learned throughout the years, and I finally put my formula down on my white board. I love my white boards! Anyways, this is a brief overview and I go over more with my team members.

http://meetwilliambryant.com Watch as I explain how to create a cash sucking lead generating siphon for pennies! This video explains my marketing system for generating leads in three easy steps. Follow this to success! This is for anyone who wants to generate leads, whether its network marketing, mlm, insurance, sales, or whatever. But I point the video towards network marketing.

Skype: wpbryant
William Bryant
http://meetwilliambryant.com

Social Media MAGGOTS

William — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:42:00 +0000

As featured in Auto Dealer Monthly: http://autodealermonthly.epubxpress.com/link/ADM/2010/sep/1?s=0

In response to the question, “Which social medium is the most overhyped and why?”

Overhyped social media? No way! All social media is extremely vital. No? Well of course it is. Yet there’s still a bunch of hype about social media that bothers me. It’s even damaging and downright disgusting, actually. It’s the way dealers handle the hype, and vendors shove that hype in a fancy box that actually does us dealers more harm than good. When done correct and complete, social media is a beautiful butterfly that everyone wants to observe; spreading wonderful nectar from place to place. It’s free and inspiring to watch. But so many dealers never complete the transformation to beautiful butterfly, and instead are left holding a big fat ugly wormy maggot. That’s right, I said maggot. And your vendors show the maggot off to all your perspective and current customers. To be more specific, the most overhyped social media in the world of auto sales are the social media icons sitting on dealers’ websites that are linking to a bunch of maggots! So, unless you have beautiful butterflies on the other side of your social media links, take the maggots off your homepage. And, hit me up if I can help you transform them, one dealer to another.

William Bryant
www.williambryant.info
864-881-1234

Updated Version of TweetAdder Adds UnParalelled Functionality

William — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 06:01:39 +0000

The updated version of TweetAdder twitter marketing software is here! Check out the new POWERFUL functionality.

Version 1.0.90925

You asked for it and you now have received it! See the details below for all the goods!!

General
Performance Optimizations
Database Optimizations
Dates on Status Logs
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What’s Your Twitter Spam Score?

William — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 05:59:15 +0000

If you’ve been on Twitter lately then you’ve definitely noticed the number of spammers that are starting to show up. It’s starting to look like my email inbox! So I went looking for a way to find out who’s a spammer and who’s not, because with just over 5,000 followers and following, and spammers getting smarter, it’s harder to tell.

So I went to Google, of course, and came up with a story on Mashable about TweetBlocker. Now this sounds interesting.

They take Twitter profiles and give them a grade based on how long the profile’s been around, the ratio of followers to following, and if they’ve been reported as spammers. Makes a great one-location to keep up with this stuff!

My score for my profile was A+, so I’m no spammer. I did notice that some of my real-life friends who aren’t spammers had low scores, despite being long-time twitter users. So it’s not 100%. Which is why they have grades from A – F.

It allows you to unfollow and block everyone based on their certain grade (or you can pick individuals), which I promptly did with everyone who was rated a D or an F. The C grades were hard to distinguish, so I left them as-is.

Tell me what you think and how it works for you! And what’s your spammer score?