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After loading three viral videos on YouTube, the publisher of Chad Kultgen's
novel The Average American Male had to go back to press three times in the first month. |
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The Dash Poem Movie written by Linda Ellis and produced by Mac
Anderson, has been viewed 40 million times. Linda has received over one million
emails thanking her for writing The Dash. Their Simple Truths website
sells a ton of books and movies. |
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The 130,000 monthly visitors at the Bulbs.com lighting site translates into $14 million in annual sales. |
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Since its January 2008 debut, the Stuff White People Like blog founded by
Christian Lander and Myles Valentin has racked up 22.5 million hits. Lander, the
main author of the blog, has just been offered a $350,000 book deal by Random House. |
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Dane Cook became famous — and built a career as a comedian and actor — because he enlisted 1 million MySpace friends. Note: I will not be teaching you how to make friends on MySpace. I believe that to be a very time-consuming and unproductive way to get people's attention. |
These examples are only a few of the ways people and companies have cashed in on the visitors and traffic they've received via the Internet. As part of the Ten Million Eyeballs Event, I will teach you more than 20 ways to cash in on the traffic and impressions you will create. Plus I will show you how to create millions and millions of impressions via four simple, inexpensive, and fast ways that anyone can carry out.
Create Millions of Impressions
Impressions are created any time someone hears or sees something online about you, your book, your product, your idea, your service, or your website. Impressions include the following:
□ A mention or feature on a website, in a blog, or in an email newsletter
□ An interview with you on a blog, a website, an Internet radio show, or a teleseminar
□ A video about you, your book, or your website
□ A review or recommendation of your book, product, or service
□ A link in a directory or a link to your website
□ An article about you, your product, your service, or your website
□ An excerpt from your book or other product
□ A visit to your website with multiple page views
□ A viral video on YouTube
□ An online article distributed to thousands of websites
□ The sale of a book on your website, via Amazon, or via another site
In an upcoming two-day seminar (one at the end of May in Los Angeles, California; and a second in mid-June in Minneapolis, Minnesota), I will teach you how to create 5 to 10 million impressions for your product, service, book, idea, cause, or website.
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
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After ten years away from the book world, Robert Allen used a modified Amazon
Bestseller Campaign to make his Multiple Streams of Income into a New
York Times bestselling book. |
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E-commerce sales are expected to surpass $7 trillion worldwide in 2008. |
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The owner of EatingDisorders.com features Yahoo classified ads on his site.
He gets about 120 click-throughs each day, generating $100 to $200 in
advertising income each and every day. |
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Penelope Trunk, author of The Brazen Careerist, used blogging to land a six-figure book deal. |
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The political videos of James Kotecki, a Georgetown University student,
became so popular on YouTube that presidential candidates like Ron Paul and Mike
Gravel showed up in his dorm room for interviews. In September 2007, he was
hired as a full-time vlogger on Politico.com. |
 “Thank you for such an informative and up-to-date workshop about new ways to
use Internet marketing. On the plane ride home my head was churning with new
ways to incorporate the ideas you presented. You have a gift for thinking
outside the box and you helped me think beyond my own limitations. Your workshop
delivered more value for the money than anything I’ve done yet to market and
publicize my book.” — Moonstone Star White, author of High Way From Hell:
Using Emotion to Fan the Fire of Enlightenment - Web:
http://www.spiritwindpublishing.com |
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
What could you do with 5 to 10 million new visitors to your website? How could you make money if that many more people became your friends?
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Kate Nowak, the creator of the May You Be Blessed video, kicked off
her movie by emailing it to 10 people. The movie, forwarded on to many, many
friends of friends, was seen by 3 million people in the first six months. Her
Better to Bless website is now a community of blessers as well as a thriving gift shop. |
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Restoration Hardware's 1.3 million monthly visitors provide them with $220 million in annual sales. |
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Tim
Ferris, author of The Four Hour Work Week, used a blog and connections to
other bloggers to build buzz for his new book and watched it skyrocket to the
top of Amazon’s sales charts and the New York Times bestseller list. |
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The online advertising market
is projected to hit $42 billion in the next few years. |
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Rubber man David Bernal, aka David Elsewhere, became famous after one video of his dancing appeared on YouTube. He soon was offered starring roles in a number of TV commercials, including ones for the Apple iPod, Slurpee, Heineken, and others. |
During the two-day 10 Million Eyeballs Event, I'll teach you how to create a YouTube video that gets millions of views. I'll teach you how to create a viral video within hours or days rather than weeks or months. And how to do it for very little money. Simple, easy, no complicated formulas, no guessing.
You won't have to come up with a complicated or creative way to make a viral
video. I'll teach you a way that anyone can do quickly and easily. This viral
video technique is just one of four ways I'll teach you to get five to ten
million eyeballs for your product, service, book, cause, or website.
“The best money I ever spent.” |
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
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The Secret, the bestselling DVD and book, started out as a viral video
that got passed along one person at a time until it had reached millions of
people. That online campaign led to multiple appearances on Oprah! as
well as tons of sales both online and in bookstores. |
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StacksAndStacks.com housewares sales site gets $21 million in annual sales
from its 750,000 monthly visitors. |
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In 2006, Viacom paid $200 million to buy Atom Entertainment, parent company
of AtomFilms.com and gaming sites AddictingGames.com and Shockwave.com. |
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Tila Tequila's 2.7 million MySpace friends got her a role on the A Shot at
Love reality TV show. |
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Within weeks of uploading a video of her singing Rihanna's hit single “Umbrella,” singer/songwriter Marie Digby appeared on Last Call with Carson Daly, had one of her songs featured on MTV's The Hills, had her video downloaded more than two million times, and was featured in a front page article in the Wall Street Journal. |
During the 10 Million Eyeballs Event, I'll show you how to set up and run a joint venture campaign that not only sells books or other products but also builds long-term relationships that will continue to pay you back for years to come.
I'll also teach you when, how, and why to give away your book, product, or service — how to use freebies to draw in potential customers and build a fan base that comes back for your products and services again and again and again.
These are just two more of the techniques that I'll be teaching you in depth
during the two days of this incredible seminar.
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“This event was not only informative and eye opening, but I am so inspired to get out and really follow through with all I learned. And what a wonderful opportunity to spend time with John Kremer and learn so very much. He has a wonderful personality and learning was fun!” — Carol Stanley, author of For Kids 59.99 and Over |
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
Think of the things you could do if you and your website URL were seen again and again, all over the Internet.
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Hundreds of authors have used Amazon Bestseller Campaigns to become top 10
bestsellers on the Amazon.com e-commerce site. One author sold 6,000 copies.
Another sold almost 20,000 copies. |
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Brooke Brodack's video riffs on pop culture got her a contract offer from
Last Call with Carson Daly. |
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Mike Hucklebee's series of Internet videos and TV commercials featuring Chuck
Norris helped him come from behind to win the Iowa caucuses. While he didn't win
the nomination, he stayed in the presidential race longer than several other
candidates who were leading the race before the videos came out. |
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The 155,000 monthly visitors at MouseJaw.com outdoor gear website translates
into $20 million in annual sales. |
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According
to a recent report by JPMorgan, revenue from Internet search ads is expected to
reach $30.5 billion in 2008. Global search revenue could rise to $60 billion by 2011. |
During this seminar, I will be teaching four insider ways to get five to
ten million online impressions for your products, your book, your ideas, your services, your website, or
whatever else you want to promote. That simple.
I will teach you the fastest way, a slower way, and a really inexpensive way that doesn't take a lot of time or knowledge to implement.
Please note that the four key ways to reach lots of people online will not include the following:
- Google AdWords (expensive and not high volume enough)
- social networks like MySpace and Facebook (too time-consuming)
- knowledge networks like Squidoo or Wikipedia (again, too time-consuming)
- tagging networks like Digg and Stumble Upon (no control)
- virtual worlds like Second Life (too complicated, too time-consuming, with a long learning curve).
These tools will be discussed but only in the context of the other quicker, easier, cheaper, and
more impactful ways that will be revealed. The four key ways to gain tons of
visitors and Internet impressions are designed to be low-cost, quick to
implement, and extremely productive.
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“For those of you who have been fortunate enough to have heard John Kremer speak or answer questions, you know the genius. I personally have not met a keener mind in over 45 years of dealing with marketing experts! More than that, once you meet him, you can't help but love him. Spend two days with him and your mind will spin for weeks with new ideas, stretched, never to return to its original place again! I know from first hand experience. So if you want ten million NEW eyeballs looking at your site, then fly, drive, run or crawl to hear John tell you just exactly how. “Add to all of that the fact that John is the real deal, the real experience, mind, intellect and the most down to earth person you will ever come across. You are in for the most jam-packed, mind-blowing and yet wonderful roller coaster ride of your life. Grab a seat before they are filled, buckle in and hang on! I'll be there. Can't wait to see you there! I want 10,000,000 more visitors!” — Scott McGregor, founder, the Doppelit Train |
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
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With more than 3 million downloads of her Grammar Girl podcast, Mignon
Fogarty is now a full-time podcaster with advertisements funding her podcasting sites and lifestyle. |
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The 60,000 monthly visitors at the Diapers.com baby site leads to $11 million
in annual sales. |
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Esmee Denters's singing of Justin Timberlake's “What Goes Around” got more
than 14 million views and inspired Timberlake to sign her to his record label. |
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Anjelah Johnson's video impersonation of her manicurist got so many views
that she was invited to join the cast of MADtv. |
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Barack's Obama's website got him more than $100 million in
donations in the first three months of this year. In addition, the website now
has more than 750,000 people who have signed up to work on his campaign (and who
have already participated in 30,000 offline events. His YouTube videos have been
viewed more than 37 million times. Some political observers credit his website
as the major difference in his so-far winning campaign for the Democratic
nomination for president. |
Quite honestly, I'm a lazy marketer. I don't like to work hard. The essence
of marketing is simply this: creating relationships. During the 10 Million
Eyeballs Event, I'll show you how to create lasting, effective relationships
with the people, companies, websites, bloggers, ezine editors, and other groups
that can really make a difference.
How do I know that these techniques work? The proof is right here in this one-page sales letter. You got to this page as a result of one of the techniques I will be teaching you during this Event. YOU are my proof.
What are you waiting for? Start now. Make a difference in your life and in
the lives of others. Take the first step here. Welcome to a new world — one you
can create, one you can build. Why not create the website, the business, the
career you want now? It's only a few core relationships away.
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Mary Robinson Reynolds is the author of many educational and inspirational Flash movies as well as five books. Her Make A Difference Movie: The Teddy Stallard Story has been viewed more than 6 million times in a few short years.
As she notes, “We started with a corporate email list of 2,000 and our first movie, You Are the Light of the World, was seen several million times it's first year. Our Silent Night movie has been viewed 4 million times each of the last two Decembers.”
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Ten Reasons to Attend the Ten Million Eyeballs Event
- If you want to grow the audience for your website by millions of visitors,
this Event will show you four quick and easy major ways to do so.
- Do you want to sell more books, products, or services? Then come.
- Would you like to jump your Alexa rank 90,000 or more places -- one of my sites recently
did that (from 242,000 to 152,000).
- Do you want to get a contract offer from a top publisher, a major record
label, or a national TV show?
- Are you ready to build your online business into a million dollar endeavor?
Are you ready to create some online pizazz?
- Do you want top ten positions for your website on the key search engines?
Check out how many I have created for my BookMarket.com website:
http://www.bookmarket.com/bookranks.htm.
- Are you ready to get noticed by major media? With stories on top TV shows or
articles in major magazines?
- Do you want to double, triple, quadruple your sales in the next six months?
Then this Event is for you.
- Are you tired of the same old routine? Do you want to juice up your online
activity and create real results?
- Do you want to change the world? Do you want to change your world? Do you
want to make a difference? Then come to the Event.
Ten Reasons Not to Attend the Ten Million Eyeballs Event
- Don't attend this Event if you don't like working with your computer or doing things with your website.
Unless, of course, you have someone you trust who doest these things for you.
- If you're not ready to handle in influx of millions of new website visitors,
don't come. Or, better yet, make plans to handle such an influx.
- Don't come if you don't like HTML, don't have a website
designer, or don't have a talented teen in the neighborhood you can call on.
- If you don't like California or Minnesota, don't come. Wait for
the online course to come later this summer. Or invite me to come to your area
to do an Event!
- Don't attend this Event if you don't have a creative bone in your body.
Actually, you really don't need a creative bone, but a funny bone would help.
- If you don't have a portable computer with Wi-Fi or other easy web access,
don't come. Or find one to bring along. Well, in actual experience, a computer
isn't necessary. A number of people have now taken the course without a computer
and been very satisfied, excited, and ready to take action.
- Don't come if you're not interested in investing a little time and money in
growing your business.
- If you think this entire letter is just hype, don't come. Or call me and ask
me questions to answer your doubts.
- Don't attend this Event if you don't believe I can teach you how to grow
your business via the Internet. If my reputation and the contents of this letter
haven't convinced you that I can teach you exactly how to grow your business,
then I've failed. I apologize for not convincing you.
- If you're completely satisfied with where your website, your career, your business, or your cause is now, stay home. Nothing wrong with being satisfied.
What could you do with 10 million eyeballs?
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MTV's 300 websites attracted 90 million unique visitors in December 2007.
Their income from the websites exceeded half a billion dollars in 2007. One of
the keys to their success has been to free the content so it is accessible from
more than just their own sites. As their president noted, “We need to make sure
our content is everywhere our audiences are ... to keep our brands relevant.” |
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Terra Naomi's recording of “Say It's Possible” earned her almost 3 million
views on YouTube, a major record deal, a world tour, and an opportunity to sing at Live Earth. |
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The 8.7 million monthly visitors at Art.com generate $117 million in annual
sales of artworks and posters. |
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The January 2008 issue of Conde Nast Portfolio magazine valued Matt
Drudge's Drudge Report one-page website at $10 to $20 million based on ad
sales generated from the blog's 1.33 million monthly visitors. |
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Using text messages, Facebook groups, and YouTube videos, student activists
in Venezuela organized protest marches against the increasingly autocratic rule
of president Hugo Chávez. One protest march featured more than 200,000 union
laborers, students, housewives, and business executives. The marches helped to
defeat a reform package that would have enabled Chávez to be president
indefinitely. As the leader of the movement noted, “Youths in any nation, I
believe, can do the same. They can make history.” |
Ten Million Eyeballs Event
Here's What You'll Get!
Here are just a few of the valuable resources you will receive when you take part in any 10 Million Eyeballs Event (in addition, of course, to the actual Event itself). All for only $497.
□ Creating Amazing Friends Course, with complete information on how to build and nurture relationships that really matter. This course includes contact information for hundreds of key bloggers and decision makers. Value: $97.00.
□ How to Build Real Relationships with Key Websites. This report provides a simple, clear 6-step process to help you locate the top websites for your book and how to work with them to get great links, top search engine rankings, and more. Value: $30.00.
□ How to Cash in on More Internet Traffic. Features 25 key ways to create and sell more products and services. Value: $30.00.
□ How to Get Testimonials, with the ten key steps you need to take to get testimonials for your books, products, services, website, etc. Value: $30.00.
□ How to Create an Amazon Bestseller Campaign on Steroids, with full details on how to carry out a successful sales campaign. What I teach in this Event includes This report also includes 20 other ways to generate more book sales on Amazon. Value: $2,997.00 or more.
□ 20 Key Internet Marketing Resource Lists featuring the top video-sharing websites, the top knowledge-sharing websites, the top social networks, the top blogging tools, the top article syndication services online, the top online PR services, and much much more. Value: Free.
□ 17 Internet Marketing Articles featuring the top trends in Internet marketing, ten ways to use audio to sell more books, powerful podcasting, online marketing success stories, and much more. Value: Free.
□ 10 Million Eyeballs DVD/Online Course. Those who attend the Arizona, Florida, or California live events will also receive free complete access to the DVD or online course that will be released by the end of this summer. Value: $997.00 plus.
All of the above is yours now for only $497 if you sign up for any of the upcoming 10 Million Eyeballs Events.
John Kremer's Ten Million Eyeballs Event in California
May 28 to 29, 2008, 9 am to 5 pm each day, in Los Angeles, California
(right before BookExpo America)
The Event will be held at the Wilshire Grand Hotel, 930 Wilshire Boulevard, downtown Los Angeles, California 90017; 213-688-7777.
To sign up for only $497, click here:
John Kremer's Los Angeles Event
We have room for only 50 people in this seminar. There is still room for you to sign up.
This Event will be very interactive. Bring your computers and online access so you can begin testing John's tips right away. Wi-Fi will be available in the seminar room. If you don't have a computer or website, you will still be able to benefit a lot from this seminar.
John Kremer's Ten Million Eyeballs Event in Minnesota
June 19 to 20, 2008, 9 am to 5 pm each day, in Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Event will be held at a hotel near the Twin Cities airport. Details to come.
To sign up for only $497, click here:
John Kremer's Minnesota Event
We have room for only 20 people in this seminar. There is still plenty of room for you to sign up.
This Event will be very interactive. Bring your computers and online access so you can begin testing John's tips right away. Wi-Fi will be available in the seminar room. If you don't have a computer or website, you will still be able to benefit a lot from this seminar.
One More Bonus!
I come to the world of Internet marketing from the world of books. And, quite frankly, if you don't have a book, you're operating with one arm tied behind your back. As part of this Event, I'll show you how you can write a book or create other information products that will help you profit from all the traffic you will get. I can show you how to create high-value products in just hours or days (if you're a little slow :)
If you are still hesitating, pick up the phone and call me at 575-751-3398.
Ask me why YOU should attend. If that phone number doesn't work (some people
have been getting error messages), use the old area code: 505-751-3398. I don't
know why the phone company is having this problem. Alas.
John Kremer, webmaster of the top-ranked BookMarket.com website and author of 1001 Ways to Market Your Books
John Kremer, Open Horizons, P. O. Box 2887, Taos NM 87571; 575-751-3398
Email: JohnKremer@BookMarket.com