Tonight, November 19, 2008 at 7PM Eastern time, Ross Goldberg is holding a pajama party to kick off his Virtual Internet Masters Seminar to be help December 1st to 7th.
It will be a two hour event. The first hour will be a presentation by a top internet marketer. Then there will be some fund playing with the system that Ross will be using for this Virtual Seminar coming next month.
So if you have some time tonight, and love to meet new faces or old (you will never know who will be there). Ross promised that this will be a networking event for the seminar. You will actually get to see the speaker and the attendees via live streaming video. Way cool.
Some of the benefits of going to a virtual seminar:
You will not be paying hundreds to be there in December.
No hustles in airports
No lost luggages!
No rude airline employees - AA sucks!
No leaving home and families
You get to network with attendees
you get to experience the speakers as it were live
After 3 days in Chicago, I am glad I’m home. I had to rush off before the end of Sunday’s final presenter, Gina Greves-the JV Queen, at 4:20pm to get to the airport for a 7PM flight. Of course, the flight was delayed due to weather back home in Boston for half an hour. Nothing in life is ever perfect… Finally boarded the plane and left before 8PM. The plane arrived in Boston at 11PM and then didn’t get to the tarmac until 11:29! I hate delays…
The bright notes of the weekend are two folds. First, the speaker lineups for this event, The Master’s Seminar, was just amazing! You have some of the old timers and some of the newer and up-coming marketers. The seminar included such names as Alan Bechtold, Joel Comm, Ken McArthur, Frank Sousa, Willie Crawford, Donna Fox, Tracy Repchuk, The JV Queen, Kevin Nations, Anik Singal and many others.
Then the newer presenters, most of whom were speakers for the first time, included Erik Stafford, Eric Farewell, Simon Leung, and Bobtheteacher (Bob Jenkins). I believe Eric Farewell is the youngest of all the speakers. Alan Bechtold and Joel Comm gave two of the most powerful presention of the seminar.
Also, I was impressed by Tracy Repchuk as she rose from relatively unknown to be on rank with the top internet marketers. She gave me couple of very helpful advices.
The amount of tweets these presenters were doing must be one of the reasons why twitter is overwhelmed these last couple of days, including today! My twitter acount is http://twitter.com/jeffreyyung, by the way.
On the first night, there was a bonus event on Friday. It was a session, taped, between Joel Comm(the AdSense God) and Simon Leung(the Google Adwords guru, who’s the Google ex-employee who helped developed the Adwords program). They have an interactive session included fielding questions from the attendees. It’s informative.
The second bright note of this seminar was that it was mean to be a networking event from the start. Yes, the speakers’ main purpose was to get buyers and help out the host, Ross Golgberg, but everybody was there for the networking and JV aspect of this event. Not only did we get the chance to network between each speakers, between lunch and dinner, but there was a networking night on Saturday dedicated just for this purpose. And all of the speakers were available to answer any questions and also at the networking event. I think all events should have this…
I took plenty of notes. Of course, you have to do something with what you’ve learned in these types of events. If you don’t put these knowledge into actionable plans, nothing would result. Basically, all the knowledge in the world would be nil if you don’t use them. So, I plan to refocus my blog and also plan to take advantage of my BlogTalkRadio account (at http://blogtalkradio.com/jeffreyyung) to deliver my message.
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