Welcome back! You may or may not have heard of John Thornhill, but he is doing very well on the Internet. He has a subscriber base of over 100k, earned $750,000 from info products last year and expects the hit $1.5k this year. Lee McIntyre, who from school teacher in 2007 now commands a $100k [...]
The Art of Selling
by jerry on 03. May, 2009 in Inspiration
This weekend we opened up our house to the public as part of an ‘art trail’ with close to 1000 people coming in to see our exhibition of work. You may or not know but I draw cartoon illustration and this weekend put on my work on show along with other artists as part of [...]
Google Social Media Slap Hell
by jerry on 17. Feb, 2009 in Social Media
Michelle Macphearson has been discussing a social media slap from Google in her latest video.
Twitter Squeeze – A New Strategy
by jerry on 28. Jul, 2008 in Twitter
A thunder storm is raging as I write this and the rain pounding the streets..maybe I shouldn’t have the computer on, …..anyway I need to tell you about this. I’m talking about Twitter and tweeting, making connections, building friends or followers – this is what social media is all about. There has been great debate [...]
A Marketing Twitter Apocalypse?
by jerry on 20. Jun, 2008 in Micro Media, Twitter
There’s an interesting debate raging about Twitter and using it for the purpose of marketing. Recent blog posts about an email John Reese, well known Internet Marketer and creator of Blogrush, sent out recently caused Mark Hopkins of Mashable to write the post: Is Twitter Vulnerable to Marketer Attack? Another post at the Equisitor Pending [...]
Newbie Hell
by jerry on 26. Jan, 2008 in Internet Marketing
For newbies to setting up a viable business on the Internet, the information available must be daunting to say the least. I recently spoke to several people new to Internet Marketing at the World Internet Summit in London recently and there was major confusion as to which way to turn. Speaker after speaker gave their [...]




