I have two exciting announcements for you today!
As some of you will have seen on Twitter, I have been bursting to tell you about these pieces of news but I had to wait until everything was ready. It’s such a relief to be able to share with you now as these are two things I am both looking forward to and very proud of.
First, Melani Ward and I have put together something very cool for anyone who would like to launch a business, product, service or program without all the icky stuff. Of course there are freebies to whet your appetite for the full program. We are kicking off with three free classes recorded in MP3 format for your computer or iPod:
- What authority and mojo have to do with success,
- The two most important factors that influence your brand and positioning in the market,
- How not to blunder through your next launch …
To find out more and to get the three free audio classes, go ahead right now and sign up at Mojo Marketing Action Plan.
The second is something that was a huge success last year and I am sure you will love even more this time around. Yup, the Social Media Success Summit is back, and Mike, Denise, Mari and I have been conspiring to make it bigger and better!
Social Media Success Summit 2010 is the web’s largest live online conference that will empower you to use social media to gain more exposure, better engage customers and grow your business. The world’s leading social media gurus will show you how. Join 24 experts, including Guy Kawasaki (author, Art of the Start), Chris Brogan (author, Social Media 101), Darren Rowse (author, ProBlogger), Mari Smith (author, Facebook Marketing), Greg Jarboe (author, YouTube and Video Marketing), Kim Dushinski (author, Mobile Marketing Handbook); experts from Best Buy, Home Depot, Whole Foods, Foursquare and Groupon; Steve Rubel (Edelman), Ann Handley (MarketingProfs), Brian Clark (Copyblogger), Jason Falls (Social Media Explorer), Jay Baer (Convince & Convert) and Ramon De Leon (Chicago Domino’s Pizza)—just to mention a few
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