This is something I have found invaluable lately and I wanted to send it your way.

I’m not sure if you are familiar with something called “Viral Marketing” so i wanted to show you this amazing new marketing tool I recently found.

It’s called “Staged.com” and it utilizes YouTube videos along with Facebook, Twitter, and all the other social network web sites available.

The beauty of this system is that literally everyone in the world is familiar with YouTube and has an account with a social network like Facebook. The last stat I heard was that 1 in 4 people in the world has a Facebook account!

This familiarity creates a huge level of comfort and feeling of “I can do this” here at Staged.com.

“Viral Marketing” is a method of marketing that basically says “Do the effort one time and watch the results continue to grow exponentially over time”. This occurs as a result of people sharing your advertisement with others. Then those people share it with people they know… and so on.

Pretty soon 5-10 people who originally saw your ad can turn into hundreds or thousands of people. This is the “Viral” concept.

If you are looking for a simple way to generate traffic to any web site you own you should check this out!

My personal link is below if you want more details…

http://www.staged.com/go/klikjer

I think you should check this out!

Last week I had the great pleasure to download, and test-drive a brand-new plugin from MaxBlogPress creators; it is called ‘Subscribers Magnet’… perhaps you have already heard or read reviews about it!

Here’s my opinion about it and why I think you should or NOT buy it!

First of all, ‘Subscribers Magnet’ is a wordpress plugin which will rapidly build your email list by using the technology in some unconventional and unique way. It’s unobtrusive and highly impactful. Watch this video http://www.maxblogpress.com/go.php?offer=taza81&pid=35 to see it in action.

You have the option to add your opt-in form all over your blog, and actually ’seduce’ your visitors to join your list, in a very friendly manner.

You can add your form in your blog sidebar, in the footer bar, within the post itself and even in the comments.

The most exciting part about this little plugin is that you have full control over the look, feel, location and functionality of your forms; the plugin works with AWeber, GetResponse, and all the other major autoresponders out there.

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