Internet Marketing Is Changing… A Revealing Interview With Ed Dale

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Ed Dale and I caught up for an hour long chat about the changing landscape of Internet Marketing. One thing we can be sure of in the Internet space is change. Each time Ed and I catch up there are new things going on with attitudes, software, strategies, hardware, systems and observations. In this revealing podcast you will get the latest info on a broad range of topics:

• Working from home v’s office
• Ed’s REAL driving force for success
• How your brain works (and is changing!)
• The essential SKILL you can acquire even if you didn’t think you could
• Creative cross -market pollination ideas
• Why pre-judging is hurting your results..

In this podcast I ask Ed why he does not yet have a tech blog – the answer may just help you with your own opportunity filtering. We then go on to talk about G+ (Google +) and WHY it exists. Beyond that we discuss:

• Why Ed chooses certain technology solutions (No, it is NOT if it has Apple on the cover)…
• A secret about Ed’s past that explains his ability to orchestrate his business
• The ultimate solution to shopping cart abandonment
• The best continuity deal on the planet
• Pricing versus value trends (We mention my TrafficGrab product as a case study)
• The BEST way to build value around higher priced offers
• The +1 button and why it is a big deal (put it on your websites!)
• Ed’s new podcast >> video animation concept
• How to protect yourself from losing your content (obvious answer yet so few people do this)
• Building your Author rank
• Ed’s number ONE (and mine) strategy for becoming an authority
• Are Hoodies Good or Evil?…

If you like this podcast be sure to see Ed Dale at FastWebFormula3 and be sure to hit the +1 button

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Tags: apple, continuity program, Conversions, ed dale, G+, hoodies, james schramko, mindset, selling high priced products, shopping cart abandonment, tech blog

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