Facebook, Twitter, Affiliate Marketing and Jazz Improvisaton

I hope you’re familiar with Ed Dale, he’s an extraordinarily successful online marketer and creator of the “underachiever method” which is responsible for the creation of more successful e-books than any other strategy I know.

A very capable marketer.

He and his colleagues have an online radio show called “Internet Marketing This Week” and I was a guest on that show.

We had a fantastic conversation. After some quick AdWords tips, we got into a fascinating exploration of:

-Comparisons between Affiliate marketing and real estate brokers and developers. Powerful analogy that shows you exactly where to go and how to escape the tightening noose that many affiliates find themselves in

-Why Ed Dale dumped 5000 “friends” on Facebook and why I think he did the right thing

-The difference between Facebook advertising and all other media

-The Wild West of Twitter

-The difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0, why 1.0 will never go away and why 2.0 is often a conspiracy of distraction

-Social Media through an 80/20 lens

I think you’ll find this seriously enjoyable. Here’s the link, there’s a “play” button on the upper right side of the IMTW home page.

Have fun with this – I sure did.

Perry Marshall

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Entrepreneur Magazine says: "Perry Marshall is the #1 author and world's most-quoted consultant on Google Advertising. He has helped over 100,000 advertisers save literally billions of dollars in Adwords stupidity tax."

He is referenced across the Internet and by The Washington Post, USA Today, and the Chicago Tribune.

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