Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Bringing in$20,416.00 per DAY
It's a brand new video that showsa virtually UNKNOWN way to gettons of traffic to *any* website.It doesn't matter if it's your website or ifyou're sending traffic straight to an affiliate link...it works just the same.In fact, the guys in the video are bringing in$20,416.00 per DAY with this method ...and they'renot even using their own site. They're sendingtraffic straight to an affiliate link!Check it out:https://mbe.infusionsoft.com/go/g2/ccarp2/Seriously, you get to see exactly what site they'repromoting, where they're getting traffic, how muchthey're spending, what their net profit is, and everythingelse you want to know.This is an excellent video and it's 100% content:https://mbe.infusionsoft.com/go/g2/ccarp2/Talk soon,Chris CarpenterP.S. I read a study that Google is only responsiblefor between 15 and 30% of all traffic out there.That means if you're just using Adwords, you're leavingup to 85% of your traffic (and your MONEY) on the table.This video shows you one of the greatest traffic sourcesout there (and nobody in our community is using it!)
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
The 5 Reasons Why Investors Fail with Short Sales and how
How to maximize your incom*e in 2010 to make it your bestyear ever. I’m going to cover what you should be doing nowso you can make the most amount of money possible in 2010- My closely guarded time management secrets I’ve developedfrom over 7 years of working short sales in the trenches. I’ve closed 463 deals and I’ve found tons of shortcuts along the way that allow me to sit back and do what I want whenever I want while my team does 100% of the work for me.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Most Successful Clients
In my last email I told you that Igot kicked out of the I attended because I toldthe official what I thought of hiscalls, especially the "no call" that in my mind should have been made…
I also told you that this is actually agood thing and can hold a lessonfor you - especially going into 2010.
It has to do with Risk…
Are you ready to risk embarrassment?
Are you ready to risk wasting time andhaving nothing to show for it?
Are you ready to risk your money andor your reputation?
My most successful clients and brokersare those that are willing to riskthese kind of things in order to achievetheir goals or go after what they want.
In the microcosm of a Iknew what I was doing, I knew thatI could be embarrassed, I knew thatthe parents and coaches may not feel good about what I was going to do andin some cases offer negative commentson it…
I knew that my kid and her friends may bea bit embarrassed.
But I did it anyway.
Now, obviously, I did not RISK a lot interms of money (my fees to get in thegame) but for those that are willing tostick their necks out there a bit it becomes a part of their personality -not just part of one thing here andone thing there…
So, I think a key for you this comingyear will be RISK and your abaility tostick your neck out there - and beOK with many no being accepting ofthat. This DOES go a long way inthe world of achievement…
Talk to you soon..
PS. LARGE COMMISSION INCOME. Stay tuned for myannouncement on taking your income to the next level in2010 WITH NO COURSES TO BUY OR BOOT CAMPS ORCOACHING PROGRAMS!! KEEP A LOOK OUT!
I also told you that this is actually agood thing and can hold a lessonfor you - especially going into 2010.
It has to do with Risk…
Are you ready to risk embarrassment?
Are you ready to risk wasting time andhaving nothing to show for it?
Are you ready to risk your money andor your reputation?
My most successful clients and brokersare those that are willing to riskthese kind of things in order to achievetheir goals or go after what they want.
In the microcosm of a Iknew what I was doing, I knew thatI could be embarrassed, I knew thatthe parents and coaches may not feel good about what I was going to do andin some cases offer negative commentson it…
I knew that my kid and her friends may bea bit embarrassed.
But I did it anyway.
Now, obviously, I did not RISK a lot interms of money (my fees to get in thegame) but for those that are willing tostick their necks out there a bit it becomes a part of their personality -not just part of one thing here andone thing there…
So, I think a key for you this comingyear will be RISK and your abaility tostick your neck out there - and beOK with many no being accepting ofthat. This DOES go a long way inthe world of achievement…
Talk to you soon..
PS. LARGE COMMISSION INCOME. Stay tuned for myannouncement on taking your income to the next level in2010 WITH NO COURSES TO BUY OR BOOT CAMPS ORCOACHING PROGRAMS!! KEEP A LOOK OUT!
Home prices slow their decline
According to the S&P Case-Shiller home-price indexes, U.S. home prices decreased at a slower annual rate in October, but prices were flat compared to September.
The indexes showed prices in 10 major metropolitan areas fell 6.4% in October from a year earlier, while in 20 major metropolitan areas, home prices dropped 7.3% on the year. However, both indexes were flat in October compared with the previous month. All 20 major metropolitan areas again posted declines from a year earlier, the 19th time in a row.
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Las Vegas continued to be hit the hardest, remaining the one market that has not seen a glimmer of hope so far this year. Prices have declined there for 38 consecutive months. While the composite indexes were flat month-over-month, two areas -- Phoenix and San Francisco -- had greater than 1% growth.
As of October, the 10-city index is down 30% from its mid-2006 peak, and the 20-city is down 29%. Nationally, home prices are at levels similar to the autumn of 2003. Month-to-month gainers were led by Phoenix which posted a 1.3% gain, and San Francisco, which rose 1.2%. Tampa fared worse, falling 1.6%.
Las Vegas again was the worst performer year-over-year, which posted a drop of 27%. Phoenix and Tampa followed with declines of 18% and 15%, respectively. The best year-on-year performer was Denver, which posted a 0.1% decline. David M. Blitzer, chairman of S&P's index committee, said the data, best described as flat overall, will likely "spark worries that home prices are about to take a second dip" as the come after a series of solid improvements.
The indexes showed prices in 10 major metropolitan areas fell 6.4% in October from a year earlier, while in 20 major metropolitan areas, home prices dropped 7.3% on the year. However, both indexes were flat in October compared with the previous month. All 20 major metropolitan areas again posted declines from a year earlier, the 19th time in a row.
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Las Vegas continued to be hit the hardest, remaining the one market that has not seen a glimmer of hope so far this year. Prices have declined there for 38 consecutive months. While the composite indexes were flat month-over-month, two areas -- Phoenix and San Francisco -- had greater than 1% growth.
As of October, the 10-city index is down 30% from its mid-2006 peak, and the 20-city is down 29%. Nationally, home prices are at levels similar to the autumn of 2003. Month-to-month gainers were led by Phoenix which posted a 1.3% gain, and San Francisco, which rose 1.2%. Tampa fared worse, falling 1.6%.
Las Vegas again was the worst performer year-over-year, which posted a drop of 27%. Phoenix and Tampa followed with declines of 18% and 15%, respectively. The best year-on-year performer was Denver, which posted a 0.1% decline. David M. Blitzer, chairman of S&P's index committee, said the data, best described as flat overall, will likely "spark worries that home prices are about to take a second dip" as the come after a series of solid improvements.
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