Bad News In The News…

Last Week in the News

On Monday, November 17, the Federal Reserve said industrial output rose 1.3% last month, after falling 3.7% in September by the largest amount since a 5% plunge in February 1946. Economists had expected a much smaller increase of only 0.2%.

The Labor Department reported Tuesday that wholesale prices fell by 2.8% in October. The previous record was a 1.6% drop in October 2001. Economists had expected a 1.8% decline. The decrease marked the third straight month that wholesale prices have fallen.

Also, on Tuesday, it was announced that the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo housing market index fell five points to nine in November, the lowest level recorded since the index was created in January 1985. The index stood at 14 in October after slipping three points from September. An index reading higher than 50 indicates positive sentiment about the housing market. The index has been below 50 since May 2006, and below 20 since April 2008.

On Wednesday, the Labor Department reported consumer prices dropped 1% last month. It was the biggest monthly decline on record since February 1947. The drop was twice as large as the 0.5% decline analysts expected.

The Commerce Department reported that construction of new homes and apartments fell 4.5% in October, the fourth straight monthly decline, and the slowest construction pace on record going back to January 1959. Construction fell to an annual rate of 791,000 units from a revised September rate of 828,000 units.

On Thursday, the Labor Department said new applications for jobless benefits rose last week to 542,000 from a revised figure of 515,000 in the previous week. The last time jobless claims were this high was July 1992.

The Conference Board said its index of economic indicators declined 0.8% in October, worse than the 0.6% decrease expected by economists.

Upcoming on the economic calendar are reports on existing home sales on November 24, and durable goods orders and new home sales on November 26.
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> Rantings — Wes @ 12:16 pm

November 26, 2008

Conversion Boosting Tip… Brian Terry

Hi Wes,

Here’s another excellent conversion boosting tip for you…

“Only make ‘safe’ assumptions about your prospect”   While some successful people adopt the “don’t make assumptions” attitude, the truth is that you can still make some safe assumptions now and then…

and people DO make assumptions now and then, whether they know it or not.

Here’s another fact: people can be predictable.

This is proven in an informal study when a speaker asked the audience 3 simple questions.  They didn’t have to reply to him just yet and they were instructed to only remember their answers.

The 3 questions he asked were:

* Think of one number, 

* Think of a color, and

* Think of a flower.

When the audience made their mind up in a flash, he went on to ask…

“For the first question, how many of you were thinking of ’7′?”

Easily more than 75% of the floor raised their hands up.  This was also the case when he asked if they were thinking of blue and rose for the subsequent questions.

Overall, he guessed AT LEAST ONE answer correctly of the 3 questions… more than 75% of the time!

Amazing, isn’t it?

While this was a mere study… it goes to show that people are predictable and as long as you understand the majority of your prospects and their needs, you would’ve qualified a big fraction of them!

For example:

I have a sneaky suspicion that you’re on a tight budget and have less than a few hundreds to spend on your marketing and advertising campaign.

OR:

Chances are that you have failed in your past relationships or this is your first try at scoring a date with your dream girl.

Can you think of a way you can use this to your advantage on your website?

I’ve got even more conversion boosting tips, techniques and strategies for you right here…

http://www.BigSellingConversions.com/profits

If you have any questions at all…  just let me know.

All the best!

Brian Terry

> Training — Wes @ 4:04 pm

July 30, 2008

SpidersMarketingWeb Takes a Step Beyond Magnetic Sponsoring

Hello,

Wes Waddell back again,

Wes in the Caribbean...This time writing to you from beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado, with some thoughts about a couple of great systems out there.

I’ll cut to the chase. Magnetic Sponsoring (MS) is a good, well-established program and the new Building on a Budget course (yes, I bought it and use it.) is top notch. But, the Spider Web Multi-Stream Marketing System is even better. Better as in, easier to set up, takes less time to maintain, and most importantly, makes more money through more than 12 separate streams of income.

There are so many different Internet systems out there that make all sorts of claims. Before getting into the SpiderWeb Marketing System, I also investigated and use Magnetic Sponsoring and several other easy home business courses.

Then, one of my Joint Venture partners, Brian, told me about the Spiders Marketing Web.

I’ve always heard good things about Magnetic Sponsoring. Founded by Mike Dillard, it is a useful program, and you can really learn a great deal from it to apply to almost any business.   In fact, the SpiderWeb Marketing System is built around the same type of funded proposal system that Magnetic Sponsoring is built on.

But, there are some significant differences that are quite obvious even to the novice.

The first and foremost is cost. The main thing that Magnetic Sponsoring is selling is Mike Dillard’s business book, that goes into great detail and helps you understand the funded proposal system, and gives you guidance and a good starting point to begin to establish the system that will bring in profit… all on a budget of less than $500.00

Compare that with The SpiderWeb Marketing System found at: www.SpidersMarketingWeb.com, which offers a free training and marketing system that will do just about everything for you and get you set up with ease, to make money almost instantly.

While it doesn’t offer the in-depth text that Magnetic Sponsoring does, it actually gives you the vehicle to make money, and sets itself up for you, while also including 22 training videos (and counting).

The second difference to look at is the source of income. As is evident from their introductory video, the primary source of income in Magnetic Sponsoring is from the prospect of leads that it generates. Once you’ve studied the book and learned how to implement the things it teaches, you can create a system that will bring in (new prospects) people that you can develop a good relationship with and eventually pitch your primary business too. The SpiderWeb Marketing System (www.SpidersMarketingWeb.com) is designed to increase your income as soon as you get set up.

You can actually begin making money in less than an hour from when you sign up.

So, while Magnetic Sponsoring has one source of income, The SpiderWeb System has 22 and counting.

Granted, that the one primary source from Magnetic Sponsoring can be very substantial when worked fully, the problem is that if its not successful, you could be left high and dry. Contrast that to the 22 sources of income offered by The SpiderWeb Marketing System.  Some may fluctuate, but with 22 streams of income, you are sure to have a significant positive flow that is consistent from day one.

I’m not going to tell you that Magnetic Sponsoring is a bad program, it’s not and I have it and still use it… but I will tell you that since I found the SpiderWeb Marketing System it’s no longer a contest.  The Spiders Web Marketing “System” is an amazing program that offers so much more than any other system I’ve found to date.

I’ve already been in the program for a good time, and after being in this industry for years, I can tell you a good program when I see one. Let me reiterate one important point: Its totally 100% free.

Take it from me – SpiderWeb Marketing is a safe venture, designed to incorporate the successes with many new innovative money-making strategies.  It’s also a great blueprint to apply to many other businesses.  It’s well worth the time and no money it takes to learn and study the process.

There are thousands who would agree… just take a look at the praises from some of our members on the web page below.

Thanks so much for you time.

For more information, visit www.SpidersMarketingWeb.com.

Wes Waddell

> Marketing Review — Wes @ 6:34 pm

July 5, 2008