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So you’ve finally done it. You’ve written that book (or report or ecourse) that’s been hovering in your subconscious for months (or years). You are proud of your work and can’t wait for the world to see it, too!

But, instead of struggling now with writer’s block, you’ve found yourself running into the concrete wall of marketing.

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Tomorrow the net is going to be buzzing with the release of “The Missing Chapter” of Mark Joyner’s Mind Control Marketing product. His book, Mind Control Marketing, if you remember, shot to #1 in Amazon within 36 hours of its release.

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Gotta be a darn good reason, right?

Well for openers, Mark Joyner’s one website has become the 37th most-visited website on the planet within 6 weeks of its release. Fellow marketers like Joe Vitale, Andrew Fox, Anthony Tomei, Paul Galloway, and Mike Filsaime (to name but a few) follow Joyner’s advice (as much if not more than the “little guy”). Joyner knows his stuff – it’s that simple.

Widely recognized as one of the early pioneers of e-commerce, Joyner was responsible for inventing, pioneering, and popularizing many of the technologies we take for granted today (including remotely-hosted ad tracking, electronic books, Integration Marketing, and more).

Following Joyner’s advice and internet marketing strategies has never, to the best of our knowledge, lead a single person astray. How can you go wrong taking the advice of the leader of a multi-million-dollar International corporation? Duh.

Here are a few other interesting facts about Mark Joyner lifted verbatim from his own About page:

Earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology through independent study while simultaneously serving in the U.S. Army in the Military Intelligence Corp (he speaks Korean fluently graduating at the top of his class at the Defense Language Institute).

Is a cold-war veteran of military intelligence and a former U.S. Army Officer. He held a Top Secret SCI clearance (the highest clearance level in the US) for several years.

Was awarded for his military service by the U.S. Army, the Republic of Korea Army, the Korean Consulate General, and the President of the United States.

Makes for a decent resume qualifying this guy to be a “Mind Control” expert if you ask us

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Don’t miss tomorrow! And, as always, things don’t stop there. Not only is The Missing Chapter within reach of everyone’s budget (true!), but there are going to be bonuses the likes you’ve not seen before.

Head over now. Watch the video, sign up. You won’t want to miss this one if you value your business online.

It’s late, but I don’t want you to think that’s what has me slightly grumpy, it’s not. What got me was a short piece written in the Webpronews.

Writer David Utter, in his featured article Beware Social Networking Ad Buzz does another one of his quick looks (without much fact) and provides a sweeping opinion (without declaring it is opinion) on whether or not social media sites like Facebook and Myspace are really designed to help online businesses grow. He (continues) to insist that these sites are filled with college-types not much interested in anything business related. This isn’t the first time I’ve seen him say this very same thing… and it drives me nuts. Every time I read his absolute-sounding statements I wonder what he’s basing these statements on? Statistical fact or personal opinion? Because statistically he’s wrong.

I’m not about to disclose my age but suffice to say college has been several years in my past, yet I frequent social media hot spots and I’m aware of numerous individuals my age and older doing the same.

Social media communities are filled with all kinds of people, of all ages. A trip around any of them, checking profiles and seeing who’s who, can show you that much. Facebook even provides demographics for heavens sake…!

After reading his article, it became apparent to me that the person most “in the know” was the first commenter to his article, Lyn Mettler. Lyn wrote:

“I personally think that the way to go online is not to pay to have a presence but to actively get involved, such as by setting up a page for your business on MySpace or Facebook and using that as a tool to reach out to your target audience.

I’ve never been convinced that paid advertising online fares much better than paid advertising in traditional media. It’s much better (more credible and authentic) to get a story about your business published in the newspaper than to pay for an ad, and similarly it’s better to have a page on MySpace than to pay for placement there (excluding pay per click).

One other point, these social networks are definitely not just for the 20-something, college-age crowd. All age groups are getting on in huge numbers. A couple stats I found:

More than 50 percent of all MySpace users are now over the age of 35, according to comScore Media Metrix.

Between May 2006 and May 2007 the number of unique users on Facebook over the age of 35 grew 98% to 10,412. — comScore Media Metrix”

Hats off to Lyn for stating so clearly the reason for any internet marketer to venture into the social media arena. “To actively get involved” is the key phrase there. Clearly social websites are not the place to go barging in and spamming the living daylights out of all and sundry. Common sense, a sense of community and fair play, and above all an understanding of these communities can and will take any online entrepreneur far.

Seems like David needs a wake up call – and a research partner. Give it a rest David

(I did weigh in, couldn’t leave Lyn just hanging there alone lol)