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Selling Clients on Content
Marketing is everything. You could publish a revolutionary study proving that doughnuts cure cancer, but without proper promotion, no one will notice.
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YouTube Boosts Maximum Upload Limit To 15 Minutes
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For years, YouTube has allowed its users to upload however many videos they wanted, but with a catch: unless you were part of one of YouTube’s special partner programs, no video could be more than 10 minutes in length. Today, YouTube is changing that: it’s boosting the maximum upload length to fifteen minutes, giving the site’s millions of amateur directors a bit more leg room.
YouTube imposed the 10 minute restriction to help cut back on piracy (of course, it’s always been possible to simply string together multiple 10 minute clips to create a longer video, but that’s harder to distribute and has a worse viewing experience). Obviously the fifteen minute limit is still going to be irritating in some case, but it’s good to know that YouTube is actively working to extend it. In its blog post, YouTube explains why it can finally make the change:
Well, we’ve spent significant resources on creating and improving our state-of-the-art Content ID system and many other powerful tools for copyright owners. Now, all of the major U.S. movie studios, music labels and over 1,000 other global partners use Content ID to manage their content on YouTube. Because of the success of these ongoing technological efforts, we are able to increase the upload limit today.
Content ID is YouTube’s automated system that can identify and flag videos that it suspects contain copyrighted content. YouTube works directly with parters to get material like TV shows and movies, which it can crosscheck again whenever a user uploads their video. And it works really, really quickly (often before your video is even finished processing). The owners of the copyrighted content can then choose if they want to have the offending video pulled, or if they want to run their own ads against it. Hopefully as ContentID becomes more advanced and YouTube’s library of content to check against expands, it will be able to ditch the time limit entirely.
But Sir, you have sent me into battle with nothing more than my wit, a smile and a 40 year old pistol. 
Intellect, charm and 40 year old tools will NOT prepare you for today's marketing challenges!
We resist that what we don't know or understand. Sabotaging all efforts to help those who need it most.
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When it comes to choosing a MLM, you have to realize that each have their strenghts and weaknesses and that while some may be perfectly suitable for you - given your passion, desires, strengths, persona, etc. - others will cause your stomach to turn.
There is no one “perfect” MLM opportunity. So what I’ve done is distill MLM companies down into 7 key traits that you must consider when deciding if a network marketing buisness opportunity is right for you or not.
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Wow !
Perry hits the nail on the head! If you are involved in any type of network marketing effort this is essential reading!
Enjoy
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/renaissance/mlm/
Duplication is Bad, Bad, Bad. In MLM-land, the key to success is duplication. Hundreds, thousands of people duplicate your efforts and that’s how you multiply your time.
Truth is, duplication in marketing is always bad, not good. Duplication is, by definition, copying a USP. When you copy a USP, it’s not Unique anymore. It’s the same. It’s dilution of your biggest asset. Duplication in marketing is commoditization. Being a commodity is bad.
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Great post Perry.
So true! Perry is a master at his craft if you haven't bought his stuff your missing one he'll of a piece of the marketing puzzle.
Mark
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The better the product you sell, the more obligated you are to shout it from the mountain tops.
The irony is, it’s often the people with the most crappy products who invest the most effort into selling them. If you doubt me, turn on the TV and watch the infomercials. How many of them are selling some totally cheesy product that breaks after 1 week or doesn’t deliver the what’s promised, yet they’ve crafted and tested a brilliant sales pitch?
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Pretty amazing! Augmented Reality APP, how far can this technology go?
The SINGLE Largest Cause Of Failure In Humanity + The ONLY REAL SOLUTION That Will Ever Exist Explained In This Video… | Jonathan Budd's Official blog
http://jonathanbudd.com/believe/
There is a PANDEMIC sweeping the human race… that is causing humans to stay STUCK in a limited view of themselves, and sabotaging the absolute “Greatness” of the human spirit to shine forth in ALL ways.
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