by Mark Mason on August 16, 2010
I am planning to do a case study on JV Giveaways and report the results here. You can help my by following along with the study and (more importantly) signing up for to be a JV partner. This will give me the points I need to participate. This will also give you an opportunity to participate in the giveaway and build your list. If you have never done a JV list-building event before, now is the time (because we can do it together).
This JV Giveaway Is Different
I've got to tell you the truth. In the past, I have not been a big fan of JV giveaways. They have the reputation of generating tons of un-targeted, unresponsive leads. They also put you in a position of having to "give away" some of your list to participate. But recently, I learned about a JV giveaway that sounded like it might be different -- it is being run by someone that I trust, has several big name A-list marketers on board, has the potential to save kids lives.
To give you an idea, here is a promotional graphic from the event:
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by Mark Mason on August 9, 2010
Another thing you need is you need routines. I live in Allen, Texas, there’s a famous Olympic gold medal gymnast that lives here and she grew up in a gym down the street from me and I know these gymnasts they have these crazy routines and they show up at the gym every day.
You need to have similar routines. At the same time every day if you can you need to be working on your business. For me, that’s every night. That’s why my branding is around this idea of late night internet marketing. I’m recording this at 1:46 AM and I got started around 10:00. I got a head of steam, so here I am still going at almost 2:00 in the morning.
I also like to catch a little work on my internet business while I’m getting the kids ready for school between 6:00 and 6:30. That’s an excellent time for me to answer email over breakfast and do a little social media promotion.
The other thing I’ll say to you in terms of routines is you need to establish the routine of balancing your business activities. This is another thing that Jimmy D. Brown taught me. You need to make sure that you’re not only working on the easy things or the thing that you like.
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