Thank You And Good Bye

December 8th, 2009

I’d like to thank everyone who promoted my retirement sale. I really appreciate you.

I’d also like to thank all the wonderful people in the internet marketing community who have been my colleagues, my customers, and my friends. I may be retiring from internet marketing, but you can always contact me. I still live in the marketing world :)

I would especially like to thank the following people who made sales with my retirement package.

Patric Chan
John Taylor
Stanley Hamilton
G M Haim
Andrew Henry
Randolf Smith
Brian Simpson
Lee Tong Meng
Dr Leng Leng Teh
Stanley Hamilton
Jim Sheridan
David Gale
A T Doyle

I’ll keep you updated about my future endeavours.

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry :)

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Good Bye

December 1st, 2009

The Internet Marketing world has been very good to me, but now it’s time to move on.

I am off to spend more time with my family and open an offline marketing agency, so I’m selling my Internet Marketing business.

Interested?

You can get  your copy of my business from

http://www.TerryTelford.com

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry :)

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Offline coupon advertising for 15 cents

October 8th, 2009

Just a quick note for you this morning to see if you’d like to join me in an advertising campaign. I’ll give you a bit of background info first.

I am moving the majority of my business offline. I’ve already started and it’s working very well. Instead of selling an ebook, I sell a printed book.

I still market and process sales online, but the actual product is shipped offline.

And that’s where the advertising opportunity comes in.

With every product I ship, I include an envelope of coupons that promote other products. Until now, I’ve only included coupons for my own products, but I’m going to allow a select few people to advertise with me for the next year.

Get all the package details and find out how you can advertise to a very targeted audience for as little as 15 cents a piece.

http://www.TerryTelford.com

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!
Terry :)

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Cheap Websites For Sale

September 13th, 2009

What an exciting day :)

You still have a chance to get a website with traffic and
built in sales for pennies on the dollar.

Instead of recapping everything here, take a look at the
bargains you can pick up at

www.TerryTelford.com

Imagine getting a website that already makes sales and has
traffic…for next to nothing.

But you have to be fast. It ends tomorrow (Monday) at
12 Noon EST.

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!
Terry :)

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1,000 targeted visitors should make you 10 sales minimum

July 17th, 2009

I thought I’d share a bit of direct sales experience with
you today.

I have been involved in the direct sales industry since 1991,
when I started my first direct mail company. I’ve also been
one of those annoying people that knocks on your door and
tries to sell you coupon books for local businesses. And yes,
I may have even called you to let you know your ducts need
to be cleaned. LOL. I was one of those people. :)

Through all of my sales experience, I learned that the
average direct sales conversion was 1-2%. That means that
every 100 people who read or heard my message, at least 1
person would buy my product. For every 1,000 people I
contacted, I could make at least 10 sales. There was no
mystery to it and no magic pill that changed the figures,
it was simply a numbers game.

And it’s the same thing with your online business. In fact,
if you don’t have a fantastic sales letter on your website,
you could be converting less than 1% of your visitors to
buyers. I’ve done that too, so I know how it feels. Checking
your stats to find that you’ve had 3,000 visitors and only
2 sales is a bit disheartening.

I’ve also experienced the other end of the scale, where I’ve
experienced 27% conversions. For every 100 people that
visited my website, 27 bought my product. And let me tell
you, that’s pretty darn exciting.

As a copywriter, I am critical of the copy on people’s
websites. Some copy is so bad it almost begs me to whip out
my red pen and start marking up the page. That would be bad
for my computer screen, so I don’t. LOL.

In most everyone’s defence, copywriting is an art. It takes
time and practice to get it right and turn your visitors
into ravenous buyers. But the average webmaster doesn’t have
time to develop a professional copywriter’s skill.

But there is a middle of the road solution. It melds the
world of copywriting with the world of…the average person.
It’s a software solution called Sales Letter Lightning. It
allows you to fill in a few forms and then creates your
website sales page for you. Upload the page to your hosting
account and you’re done. It’s about as simple as it gets.

You can review the software details at

http://www.SalesLetterLightning.com

I look forward to reading your next website sales letter :)

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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$62,160 income per year

July 14th, 2009

Would you like a network of websites that makes you $62,160
every year with the potential to make more?

There’s 2 ways of doing it.

1. 
You could build a network of websites, experiment with
different business models, test different traffic methods,
and in a year or two, you might have something that works.

OR

2. 
Tap into an existing business model with pre-built websites
and traffic systems already in place. Turn on the faucet
and let the cash flow.

Anyone on the fast track chooses method 2. And until July 21,
you can scoop up a network of 5 websites with all the
business strategies in place and all the hardware and
software ready for you to instantly tap into. Now is the
time to open the gates on a new cash flow.

Check it out now at

http://www.DoubleDipTraffic.com

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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New Columnist For Quantum Leap News

July 10th, 2009

The Quantum Leap Newsletter just took a quantum leap :) Bonnie Wannamaker has joined us as a columnist. Her first column will appear in the August issue of QLN.

Bonnie is one of those fantastic people who loves what she does. She’s a copywriter who lives and breaths marketing. Her insights will give you a new perspective on marketing and help you develop new ideas and concepts for your business.

This is a very exciting leap for QLN and a very big boost for your creative marketing machine.

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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.com Is Critical For Radio Advertising

June 30th, 2009

Owning a .com website address (URL) is not an option, it’s a necessity. Leave the .net, .org, .name, .tv and all the other dot suffixes for someone else. In a recent radio marketing campaign, the importance of a .com URL became very apparent.

Here’s the story. I own iClickUniversity.com with a partner. And I own iClickuniversity.ca, the Canadian franchise, on my own. Recently, I decided to try radio advertising for the Canadian franchise, but not the international franchise.

The radio ad was written and produced by the radio station in my test market and ran for three weeks. At the end of the campaign, the statistics were shocking. The .ca website had received 45 hits and the international .com site had received 47.

If we look at the results and ignore the fact that the radio campaign was a flop, you’ll notice that the .com site got more hits than the .ca site, even though the .com site was not being advertised.

Why?

When people hear a domain name on the radio, they have to write it down or remember it. Either way, half the people get it wrong and assume they heard .com.

In short, if you own a domain that’s not a .com and you’re promoting on the radio, you’re sending the .com domain owner lots of free traffic. That’s great for the other guy…not good for you.

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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iClickUniversity.com Releases Report On The Economy

June 4th, 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

iClickUniversity.com Releases Report On The Economy

Trenton, Ontario – June 4, 2009 – Flying in the face of the doom and gloom media, iClickUniversity.com instructors, Terry Telford and Richard Butler released a report with a positive outlook on the global economic crisis. This new look at the economy has taken some people by surprise.

According to Telford, “There’s a lot of opportunity out there right now. Stocks are on sale, houses can be scooped up with ridiculously low mortgage rates and you can buy a vehicle with 0% financing. Now is the time to take advantage of tremendous savings world wide.”

Butler added, “Recessions are nothing new. They’re simply part of the economic cycle. After this recession, we’ll see an upswing in the economy that results in a boom. The boom will hit a peak and then slide down into another recession. We’ve witnessed these cycles since 1797, so it’s really nothing new.”

In their report, the iClickUniversity.com instructors reveal how you can ignore THE economy and focus on YOUR economy. According to these guys, this may be the best economic news you’ll get this year.

You can download a copy of the report from

http://www.iClickUniversity.com/economy.html

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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Business Building From The Foundation Up Training

May 6th, 2009

Richard Butler and I just held a TeleClass for Kidino last night. I thought you might be interested in listening to the recording.

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!

Terry Telford

Terry Telford

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