Help Me Choose My Next Webinar
For a while now I’ve been wanting to hold a 2 hour webinar going “deeper” into some of the techniques I use that bring in a lot of my profits. I want it to be a small webinar of around 20 people, so not only can I go over my techniques more in depth, but make sure I “tailor-make” systems for each active individual in attendance.
I have three different webinars I’d like to hold, and instead of just picking one, I figured I’d see which one you were most interested.
So here are the three choices:
“Building Your Own Productivity System” – I am doing more personal, one on one coaching for productivity and getting more things done. What I would like to do is share some of my newly discovered techniques… and then work with each individual on the webinar to find their one biggest “bottleneck”. I know from personal experience that almost 100% of the time I can come up with a “5 minute solution” that will instantly make them almost twice as productive.
“$40/hr Ghostwriting System” Again, I’ve taken several individuals and got them up to over $40 an hour in less than a week as ghostwriters. I do a lot of personal coaching here, though, and I still see people making huge mistakes that can be easily corrected. If we did this webinar, I’d lay out and step by step plan for each individual to make sure they do it right, right off the bat. The biggest problem is how people try to get clients, and I can show you how to easily correct that with my personal guidance.
“Getting Copywriting Clients” — I personally don’t even TRY to get clients, and they come out of the wood works wanting to hire me. Once I figured out how I was attracting these clients, it was easy to design a strategy around it to teach people how to do the same. This is much different than normal prospecting methods I and everyone else have taught in the past. The trick is creating systems to make them come to you, and going after very specific niches.
Which webinar would you be most interested in attending? Once I get some feedback, I’ll give you some more details about the webinar, the tuition (it’s going to be really low, actually — under $60) and also a new technique I’m experimenting with that I think will help you get quicker and better results from the webinar.
But for now, please post your feedback on which one of the three webinars would interest you the most, and also anything you’d like me to go over in the webinar.
Thanks,
Jason
December 27th, 2008at 5:53 pm
Hey Jason,
Building your own productivity system.
Rock on!
MM
December 27th, 2008at 5:53 pm
I like the “Building Your Own Productivity System” idea.
Thanks… your information products are the best.
Bryan
December 27th, 2008at 5:58 pm
Jason,
I’m most interested in this one:
“Getting Copywriting Clients”
Thanks.
Alex
December 27th, 2008at 6:02 pm
Personally I would be most interested in the productivity seminar
Cheers
Matt
December 27th, 2008at 6:03 pm
HI Jason,
I would like to hear more about building productivity systems.
I do not consider myself to be a ’systems’ thinker and would really like to strengthen up this aspect as I know it is vital to being successful on tne internet, and in life.
Thanks,
Clint.
December 27th, 2008at 6:04 pm
I would also prefer the productivity seminar. That 5 minute bottleneck fix sure would be nice
December 27th, 2008at 6:08 pm
I’m interested in hearing about more productivity techniques…..
Thanks,
Mario
December 27th, 2008at 6:11 pm
Hi Jason,
I’m definitely in the most need of maximizing my time to equal genuine productivity vs. convincing myself I got plenty accomplished to alleviate the guilt.
My second choice would be acquiring copywriting clients.
You seem to have all three mastered and serving you well.
Have a great time in Hawaii!
Donna
December 27th, 2008at 6:14 pm
Hi Jason,
My vote is for the Producitvity System. The other two are not relative for me. Good topics just not my things. Thanks.
Take care,
Drew
AchieveNational.com
December 27th, 2008at 6:23 pm
I would say Copywriting
Lambert
December 27th, 2008at 6:24 pm
I’d be interested in acquiring copywriting clients. There have been several productivity courses out recently and why follow the crowd? As a line from a famous movie says…”Show me the money…”
Thanks
December 27th, 2008at 6:50 pm
Productivity System sounds great!
December 27th, 2008at 7:18 pm
Copywriting for sure
December 27th, 2008at 7:33 pm
tough choice…all good topics,
would have to say “Productivity”.
cheers and happy new year to all you awesome
internet marketers (newbies or masters) reading
this right now (yes, YOU!)
December 27th, 2008at 8:10 pm
thanks jason but i don’t ‘do’ webinars…too many difficulties..living in another country, time diffs etc and also quite slow broadband in regional Oz..but if I did I’d say copywriting..
December 27th, 2008at 8:21 pm
Definitely the “getting copywriting clients” please!
Or maybe the $40 ghostwriting one.
I think your club membership has already increased my productivity with the paraliminal laser focus audio! That thing is amazing!
Or I suppose I could use my consultation time I still have coming to get some pointers there???
Thanks, Jason!
December 27th, 2008at 9:09 pm
Building Productivity Systems! Hands down. (Or, in my case, paws down … when I’m more productive, I can take time to go to the off-leash dog park with Golda.)
I hear you, Tery, about all the productivity courses out there. But there’s just something about the way Jason teaches that makes the material “click” for me, even when I’ve already heard parts of it elsewhere. Also, I find it helpful to take seminars on the same subject from different teachers b/c I pick up new perspectives.
This is a huge challenge for me, so until I “get it,” I’m taking advantage of the opportunity to learn as much as I can from ppl I trust. I have a hunch that the other stuff, like acquiring clients, will fall into place once I’m in the flow with productivity systems.
Oh — I think I understand one reason why Jason’s approach clicks for me: I see that his systems work in service of his goals. Too often, I’ve gotten caught up in serving the system and losing track of the ultimate goal. So I might feel like I’ve accomplished something if I’ve managed to keep my inbox organized, and kept current with data entry for a new task management software program. But what has happened is I’ve put my energy into serving the system and lost track of the goal.
Cheers,
Liz
December 27th, 2008at 9:24 pm
My vote(s) would be for the productivity followed closely by the ghostwriting fine-tuning. I’m working a j.o.b. during most day hours and I’ve missed out on past webinars even though I paid for them so I’ll wait until these become a recorded product I can purchase that way I’ll get my moneys worth
December 27th, 2008at 10:18 pm
1 acquiring copywriting clients (good ones)
December 27th, 2008at 11:30 pm
I agree with most of the others about productivity systems would be my first choice followed by ghostwriting.
Jason why don’t you run one see how it goes then run the next a month or so later, first could be productivity, second ghostwriting, third getting clients.
Which seems the logical flow, I would think.
Then you could sell them as individual products (recorded) or a packaged lot.
regards
Dan
December 27th, 2008at 11:41 pm
They all sound interesting but I would go for: “$40/hr Ghostwriting System”
December 28th, 2008at 12:39 am
I think Dan hit the nail on the head!
December 28th, 2008at 2:33 am
Jason – if you go with either Copy writing one I’d love to lend a hand.
December 28th, 2008at 2:53 am
Productivity.
All are good. No surprise there.
Cheers,
Mary
December 28th, 2008at 3:13 am
Hi Jason,
I’m definitely interested in the “$40/hr Ghostwriting System”
Cheers,
Sean
December 28th, 2008at 4:50 am
Gday Jason
1) $40 per hour Ghostwriting
2) Productivity
3)Copywriting
I think Dan’s idea was a good one though that seems to make sense.
Glenn
December 28th, 2008at 8:38 am
Yes on:
Building Your Own Productivity System
Dale
December 28th, 2008at 7:04 pm
Jason,
I would be interested in the $40/hour Ghost Writing webinar.
Thanks
December 29th, 2008at 11:13 pm
Jason,
1. productivity
2. copyrighting clients
3. ghostwriting
December 30th, 2008at 1:20 am
Getting Copywriting Clients
December 30th, 2008at 5:40 pm
2. first choice however all subjects sound helpfull.
December 31st, 2008at 8:43 am
Great idea Jason,
“Building Your Own Productivity System” sounds good to me.
January 12th, 2009at 5:17 am
Hi Jason:
I know it’s late but….well, better late than never. I just read you question addressed to everybody and here’s my answer.
I’d be interested in ideas #2 and/or #3. If I had to choose between those two, I’d probably go for #2 for the reason that I like the smaller increments and faster completion times of (what I perceive as) that kind of work. I work to live…..not live to work.
I know I missed the boat for the seminar but I’ll be more observant of the next opportunity. Only reason I didn’t catch it before was because I had your emails automatically going into it’s file with gMail and I wasn’t checking it like I should.
Best regards,
Art