This is a real quick update just to let you know that there's a small (aka select) Internet Marketing Workshop happening in London (UK) on Sunday 26th July and there are just a few places left if you want to get in...

UK IM Workshop

the workshop is being run by Kevin Brown and the main speakers will be Kevin Riley, who is a top dog when it comes to product creation, and Lee McIntyre who was a school teacher up until just a couple of years ago and has built up profitable online business and an excellent reputation for delivering high quality advice, tips and products.

The Workshop starts at 10am Sunday July 26th 2009

It's also pretty cheap for such an event, at just $177 (inc 15% VAT), and as it's not a massive overcrowded event you'll have more chance to network with people and make some great new contacts...

I'll probably get to the hotel on Saturday afternoon, so if you're coming you should be able to find me in my usual spot (at the bar) from early evening onwards.  Read more... (197 words, 1 image, estimated 47 secs reading time)

JV Partnerships are one of the most powerful tactics for getting traffic and building your list in internet marketing, but where do you start..?

If you're just beginning and don't have a list or product then that's really where you need to start.

JV's are usually based on a relationship that you've built up with the prospective JV partner, but you still need to be able to offer something of value, good JV partnerships are never "one sided", and you want to make them as good an offer for your new partner as possible, as it should be seen as the start of a long term relationship/friendship, not just a "one off" thing...

Just writing an email saying "promote my product and you'll make a bunch of money" is simply not going to work, unless you have something new and exceptional, which is rare, and it's more likely to stop that potential JV partner from ever wanting to work with you.

So Step 1 of your plan should be to start building a subscriber list/newsletter.  Read more... (780 words, 1 image, estimated 3:07 mins reading time)