Showing posts with label internet marketing for speakers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet marketing for speakers. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Author 101




Tom is currently speaking at Author 101 in Los Angeles until March 10. I sure hope you got your tickets because the weekend is perfect for authors and entrepreneurs. Tom will be showing attendees how to build a successful online business in any niche.

Tom speaks at this special event twice a year and every time, he comes back with some great knowledge to share. There are over 20 other speakers in attendance with their own unique skills to share.

Monday, August 30, 2010

Monday, August 16, 2010

Tom Antion: Reputation Management

Upcoming TeleSeminar
Telephone Bridge Space is Limited

Thursday, Aug 19th, 2010 9:00 PM Eastern Time USA
(Can't make it? The first 200 to register get the 2 CD Set and the shipping is FREE)

Reputation Management: How to Build and Protect a Great Reputation Online
with Tom Antion

This teleclass is only for those interested in building a massive reputation on the web while reducing the chance that unfair negative attacks will have much impact.

Watch the 4 minute video!

“When Potential Clients are Thinking of Doing Business With You, They will Google Your Name or the Name of Your Business…”

. . . What will they find when they do??

Will it totally blow them away and impress them, . . . OR will it shock them, . . . OR do you even know?

If you have created and managed your Internet marketing strategies correctly, there will be thousands of great reviews, articles and testimonials for your business that people could spend months reading. You have worked on “good press” for your business for years and these positive search results help sell your products and services.

. . . But just one disgruntled customer, former employee or jealous competitor can ruin that hard work with a website that simply states that you stink!

This is when you need serious online reputation management. . . . BEFORE IT HAPPENS

Get More Info!

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Tom Antion: Work at Home Based Business Entrepreneur




I've worked out of my home for 30 years and I've never had a home based
business better than the one I have now.

Check it out at http://www.GreatInternetMarketingTraining.com where
you'll get a unique video and you can download a learning brochure which
teaches you 9 different Internet multiple streams of income.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Tom Antion: Professional Speaking Career




Getting paid to speak can be very lucrative in more ways than one. AmazingPublicSpeaking.com $5.00 30 day trial with over 250 public and professional speaking videos.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Tom Antion: Legit Online Businesses



Deal with someone with a 14 year proven track record and hundreds of successful students. Visit GreatInternetMarketingTraining.com. While you are there go ahead and download a free brochure that will knock your socks off AND you can watch a detailed video of the most unique Internet training center anywhere.





Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Tom Antion: Using Humor To Make A Point

One of the old saws of public speaking says that you should "Tell em what you're gonna tell em. Tell em. Then tell em what you told em."

When you want to make a point during your presentation, you can use a similar formula. You tell em the point, illustrate the point, then tell em the point again. This formula, however, can seem boring and redundant if you don't spice it up a little. One way to do it is to use humor. Here's the formula:

1. Make your point.
2. Illustrate your point (in our case with a humorous two-liner, but you could use props, humorous props, funny stories, serious stories, case studies, etc.)
3. Restate your point.Here's an example where your point is "The Importance of Communication."
1. First make your point by saying, Accurate and clear communication is an important part of our everyday lives.
2. Then illustrate your point. In this case use a humorous two-liner. It's like the student pilot who was asked over the radio to state his altitude and location. He said, "I'm five feet nine and I'm in the left seat."
3. Then restate your point in a slightly different manner by saying, You can see how what we may think is clear communication could be interpreted incorrectly especially when people are underpressure.

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