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Lead Generation for Local Businesses

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If you can generate leads for local businesses, then you’ve got it made. You can consider lead generation to be your personal ATM machine. Seriously– businesses will pay hand-over-fist for lead generation. Why? Because it’s the lifeblood of all business.

You’re not going to provide just any leads, either. You’re going to become known as someone who provides valuable, targeted leads that actually mean something. I hope you’re excited right now, because you’re going to be doing something wonderful for yourself and for the businesses you help.

In fact, this is a win-win-win. You’re going to be able to generate a great income, so this is a total win for you. You’re going to provide a great service to businesses in doing the work that they can’t do or don’t have the time to do themselves. And, you’re going to do a great service to the LEADS themselves because you’ll be connecting them to businesses that can actually help them.

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A Look at Snapchat

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I thought this short look inside the beginning and evolution of Snapchat would be of interest. From a very simple idea, 3 college students with complementary talents created an app that Facebook offered $3 billion for (and was rejected). Perhaps you can do the same with a simple idea of your own.

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Overview

Snapchat was founded in 2011 by Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy, and Reggie Brown. They were all college students that worked together with different aptitudes to make the company happen. Brown is believed to conceive the idea while Spiegel had the marketing know how. Murphy was (and still is) the brains behind the coding. Spiegel is currently the CEO, and Murphy is the CTO.

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LinkedIn Strategy

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LinkedIn is a fantastic social media site, especially for those who are in the business-to-business markets.

If you’re not in a business to business market (like Internet marketing), I’m not saying LinkedIn can’t be valuable to you. But I would consider focusing on other social media platforms instead.

Why? Because LinkedIn is where businesspeople hang out. Businesses advertise their business. Workers put up their resumes. It’s a place for professions. It’s not a place for dieting, workouts, pet care, and other niches like that… at least not usually.

LinkedIn is a spot where people make connections with those in similar industries. It’s also a spot where people network, partner up, and look for ways to boost their business.

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All About Meetup Groups

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Starting a Meetup Group

Starting a Meetup group may not be the first thing you think about when it comes to online social marketing. After all, Meetup.com is all about creating a group that meets offline. However, creating your own Meetup group is one of the smartest things you can do for your online business. Your Meetup group can become one of the strongest online/offline communities in your niche.

If you’ve never done a Meetup before or you’ve never even heard about it, Meetup.com is all about creating communities that have like interests. Go ahead and go to the Meetup.com site right now. What you’ll find is that you can put your location and find groups of people who share similar interests.

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Flawsome (Embracing Imperfection)

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Here is this week’s bonus report, about abandoning the theory that whatever you do has to be perfect.

Introduction

Welcome to an imperfect world. Relax, it’s going to be all right. You see, imperfections are not a bad thing. In fact, imperfections are a good thing. They can cause growth and laughter. They can make you a more authentic person. They can be things of beauty and they can empower and grow self-confidence. Not too shabby for something that the majority of the world tries to avoid.

This book is all about showing you how to effectively embrace you own imperfections. We’re going to teach you that embracing imperfection is a positive process that has the ability to bring about great changes. To begin with, we’re going to take a look at the reality of imperfection and learn how to reject the myth of perfection in favor of a viewpoint that acknowledges imperfection and uses that imperfection as a motive force for change. Next, we’ll show you how to begin embracing your own imperfections, using them to your advantage. Then we’ll look at the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi and how it can teach you to begin appreciating beauty in an imperfect world. Finally, we’ll look at specific ways to empower you imperfections and build you self-confidence in the process. So, without further ado, let’s start embracing imperfection. Remember, a mistake is only the first step to getting it right!

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