For more than 25 years, I've been involved in communications. I've worked in the tourism industry, international trade and magazine publishing. If you'd like to improve your communication skills, take a look at the links on this page: a variety of related sites.

Monday and Friday nights @ 11:30 PM EST, I produce and co-host Master of the Mind with Lawrence Miller. Check it out... http://dwarfurl.com/a13e5

Over the years, I've learned a lot about online marketing from knowledgeable people, such as Mark Hendricks and Dr. Ron Capps. I've attend marketing conferences organized by Ken McArthur, Michael Penland and David Perdew.

If you're interested in a great learning experience, Mark Hendricks' Internet Super Stars workshop is scheduled for 15, 16 and 17 January in Orlando. For details, click: Internet Super Stars Conference

Near the end of 2007, while attending a weekend seminar organized by Mark, I heard one of the speakers mention BlogTalkRadio as part of his online marketing effort. I was very interested and signed up as a host. I launched my first show in February 2008. I began producing shows for other people in May of that year. To date, I've produced more than 500 shows and, recently, released a how-to guide for people who would like to know how-to setup and host their own BlogTalkRadio show. Click the book for a closer look. If you purchase it, I will provide access to the webinar I did on September 10, 2009.

If you're interested in learning how to set up and host your own internet radio show I recommend you invest in my book and make BTR an integral part of your marketing plan. Not only is it easy - once you know how it's done - but BlogTalkRadio shows are indexed favorably by Google. In addition to the possibility of a top 10 rank for your keywords, you will also position yourself as an expert and generate some new traffic to your website. Dr. Capps and I are developing the Social Radio Network, a group of media people interested in cross-promotion. Click here to see the affiliates page.

The YouTube video below was originally produced as a 30-second clip using a free tool called Animoto and a free audio editor called Audacity. I call the 30-second finished product a Twittimoto, because, like Twitter, Animoto forces you to get the the point quickly. After 100 30-second videos, I decided to upgrade to the business user group. The expanded time, and a couple of other features, makes it a great marketing tool, if you plan to use video.

To the right is my Twitter link: Consider subscribing. I post information about upcoming BTR shows, internet marketing events, online video and other related topics.

I'm an online marketing consultant with a tourism-oriented PR / marketing background. Since February 2007, I've produced more than 400 shows on BTR and nearly as many videos that are on YouTube and other video sharing platforms, such as Viddler, Revver and Dailymotion.

I'm sure I'm not the first person to tell you placing video on your website is an effective way to get your website indexed. Video, combined with BlogTalkRadio, and an aggressive blogging philosophy, is even more effective.

Whether your niche is internet marketing, or one that is very localized, online marketing is essential. People search for information now via Google, Bing and Yahoo, as well as dozens of other search engines. The likelihood of someone finding your website if when they search for your particular keywords diminishes as the page number increases.  

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