What happens when 3 good friends reveal their secrets?
By Ross Goldberg | July 8, 2008
6 months ago, I was on a cruise ship with Howie Schwartz and Simon Leung.
I turned to them and asked why they did a traffic workshop without me. Their eyes lit up and they turned to me and said “I don’t know”.
We’ve been planning this ever since.
Do you need to know traffic? You need to be at the 3 Sides Of Traffic Workshop.
UPDATE - We’ve now made the workshop ticket price a small donation to a children’s charity! Click here!
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The most personal thing I’ve ever written…
By Ross Goldberg | July 7, 2008
There is one major facet of my life that I’ve kept from you. Over this weekend I spent a lot of time thinking about it and decided to change that.
Many of you know that I was a gang leader in the past.
It’s something that I’ve kept to myself for a long time. Independence Day has a huge significance to this that most wouldn’t realize. I have a tattoo of the number 74 on my forearm. Most assume that it’s my birth year (I was born in ‘78).
The numbers stand for letters of the alphabet. 7 stands for G and 4 stands for D. I was a Gangster Disciple.
I’ve opened up a part of my past that I don’t talk about and told you how you can apply some of what I’ve learned since then to your business to improve your results.
Get the Independence Report here.
Knowledge Can Never Die!
Be sure to check out The Traffic Manifesto 2.0 if you haven’t already got it!
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What makes Traffic Manifesto 2.0 different?
By Ross Goldberg | July 1, 2008
When I looked at The Traffic Manifesto, I saw a 99% complete product. The worksheets and action plans didn’t need anything new.
The main book was almost perfect.
Yet, something was missing.
It was missing the bigger picture.
The huge concepts that can create a traffic vacuum that sucks in buyers on autopilot.
So, I flipped on my video camera and recorded 42 minutes of a presentation and call it “Traffic Manifesto 2.0″.
I also added in 8 more video tutorials.
Then, I went and put everything into a single pdf file.
Now, it’s ready for your consumption
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I can’t believe I’m doing this…
By Ross Goldberg | June 30, 2008
The time has come for a sequel.
I can’t believe I’ve been doing this long enough to release a sequel to one of my products!
Tomorrow. 11 AM Eastern time.
You will see exactly what I’m talking about. I look forward to showing you.
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50 Social Media Sites You Need To Be Using Now!
By Ross Goldberg | June 23, 2008
Honestly, if I had the time it would be 250 sites. The 50 I picked are the ones you’ll be kicking yourself for not using sooner.
Check out the Free 50 Social Media Sites report here.
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John Reese Vs. Mashable - Consider me in your corner John!
By Ross Goldberg | June 19, 2008
Recently there has been a rash of people bashing internet marketers.
So, who do you think they chose to pick on first?
Not only do they bash him wholeheartedly, they throw out a bunch of incorrect, garbage info about him that isn’t true.
John is one of the most honest marketers online. The information he puts out is generally solid gold and he doesn’t promote spam in any way, shape, or form.
I’ve taken a turn toward being smarter about the stances I take, but I have to handle this with a few words from the old me:
Mashable is full of shit.
While there are marketers out there “teaching” how to spam and get away with it, there will always be people like me, John, Frank, Mike, Rich and numerous others that teach how to do marketing you can be proud of.
Some people need to watch who they pick fights with…
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Ross Goldberg responds to Rick Butts and “The Worst Internet Marketing Advice Ever”
By Ross Goldberg | June 18, 2008
Here is my response to Rick’s Butts’ video:
You can get the report by clicking here. It’s a zip file, so you’ll need a software to unzip the reports because I threw in 2 bonuses.
Take the time to review the report and feel free to leave your thoughts below.
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Unsubscribe from anyone that sent you Stompernet? A better idea…
By Ross Goldberg | June 17, 2008
I recently fell upon a blog post from Rick Butts that recommended everyone unsubscribe from any list that promoted Stompernet.
Before I give you my thoughts, let me clarify a few things.
#1 I have no issues with Rick, Nathan Anderson (he’s speaking at my next seminar!), Colin McDougall, or anyone else that had comments.
#2 I have had issues with members of Stompernet faculty in the past, those issues are long gone and I’m over it (so are they).
#3 I won’t be filling you in on this yet, but you’ll find out soon enough (it’s a secret).
The question of content in “newsletters” is a very valid one. I also agree that you should pick a few marketers to pay attention to and follow.
But, that is the end of the agreement.
I believe you should sign up for every single newsletter you can find. I’m talking about everyone from Mike Filsaime to the littlest marketer you can find.
Why?
You can get amazing ideas from them.
Setup a special email address you check once per week and have every newsletter you don’t want to follow go to that address. This way, it doesn’t effect your daily work and you can save the emails to swipe from or study later.
The simple fact is that they make a lot more money than you do and modeling them to a certain extent will help you make more money faster. Study those that are more successful than you are.
My opinion on Stompernet:
Stompernet has become an amazing resource for those involved with them.
When they first started, I told 3 different people to stop paying them, as it wasn’t worth the cost.
I’ve been formally corrected by the current level of content, faculty, and members there. I’ve been strolling through the Stompernet forums lately and have been floored with the value provided there.
EDIT: Before saying anything crazy in the comments below, I realize that I am unclear in my statements above. I have since created a simple report that explains how you can organize this effectively. Get the Newsletter Management System for free here.
Feel free to leave your comments below. Let’s start the conversation.
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