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First, show up a day early and leave a day late – you want to be there the whole time, especially at JVAlert, where there are generally things to do on Thursday night and Monday morning.

Second, whether you have an Internet Marketing product or not, do NOT talk about it until someone asks. You don’t want to be that guy (or girl) who tries to cram their product down everyone’s throat. If someone asks, then feel free to talk about it. If not, then don’t…

Third, building on #2 – Internet Marketing is about Relationships. And seminars are key for building those relationships. Answer this: would you want to work with a) someone you’ve met and can relate to, or b) yet another no name person who emails you out of the blue to try to get your to promote their product?

For me, I choose A. So I try to treat others that way, too. I go to seminars to meet people, get to know them, and build friendships. Honestly, I try not to talk about work (which is impossible, because IMers pretty much always talk about work, lol) and instead concentrate on just hanging out.

Internet Marketing isn’t like other jobs, where you have an entire office of people that you work with, and you can wander from cube to cube making friends on your bosses dime. Internet Marketing is a lonely business, until you’re able (and choose to) to hire employees, or share an office with another IMer. So the social setting at seminars is important to our mental health, it just so happens that some of us enjoy drowning our mental health in alcohol

But, most of all, be yourself. Let people get to know you for you, and build lasting relationships. Don’t force anything on anyone, and it will pay off.

As for the speakers, bring a few legal pads, and try to milk everything you can out of their presentations. If you like the product they may or may not be pitching, and you can afford it, then go ahead and buy it – but if you don’t have the money, then force yourself not to buy anything. Don’t spend your next month’s bill money on anything in IM, that’s just pointless.

Want to attend a seminar? I’ll be at JVAlert Live in Philidalphea from June 8-10 – join me! jvAlertLive.com

Forget the Google Slap – How about the Google Shotgun to the Face?

For some people, it will be a HUGE drop in traffic. For others, it will be awesome. Which will you be?

Check out the post over at John Reese’s new blog at Income.com

Yep, I did. But it’s not one of those “Look at these mostly beautiful 20-somethings bicker and fight about nothing for the entire season…” shows.

It’s much closer to the Apprentice (You know, the Donald Trump reality show?) – but with a nice twist… It’s all about making money on the Internet! So not only will it be beneficial to the contestants on the show, it will be beneficial to anyone who has ever wanted to make money with an online business

So, two weekends ago at Big Seminar, I auditioned to be on the show. But I need your help to get on it! It’s not just the producers voting on who makes it on the show – it depends on you, too!

Voting is a big part of the first two rounds, so in order for me to be the Next Internet Millionaire, you need to vote for me! If I don’t get the votes, I don’t get on the show.

So, to learn more about the show, and to vote for your favorite guy in the world, go here: http://www.TheNextInternetMarketingMillionaire.com

And don’t forget to comment about this post, I’d love to hear what you think!

Yep, that’s right – the site that took the world by storm is re-opening today at noon EST!

But, the REAL question that’s on everyone’s mind is “Did StomperNet work for the people who signed up in October?”

Well, I’ve talked to some of the members, as well as the owners, Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins, and I have to give that question a resounding “YES!”

They’ve actually done some case studies for you to check out – with proof that Stomper works

Check Out The StomperNet Results

But think about it this way – Why would a great majority of the people in StomperNet be paying the monthly fee if it wasn’t working? That’s a much better question… StomperNet isn’t the typical “$27/month” site… it’s MUCH more valuable than that, and their current subscribers know it.

Now, the question that remains is will YOU take advantage of this great opportunity?? It’s only re-opening for a short time, so don’t miss your chance to get in ASAP!

www.StomperNet.com