teleseminar: What the banks won't tell you about your merchant services accounts!

Are you tired of paying high fees just so you can accept credit cards online?

I've found an honest vendor who will share all his secrets about how to get the best rates possible to accept credit cards for your books and information products, as well as your professional services. He processes the cards for Dan Kennedy and Yanik Silver, so he definitely knows how to work with people like us!

We'll also keep the phone lines open on this call so you can ask your questions.

I'll grill him on all the ins and outs of getting the best rates and protecting yourself from fraudulent customers and chargebacks. If all this is new to you, then you won't want to miss this information packed session.

If you currently have merchant services, you'll learn how to cut your rates.

If you need credit card processing services, you'll learn how to find the best vendor.

There no fee to attend the seminar live on Thursday, May 11, 2006 from
2 p.m. Eastern
1 p.m. Central
Noon Mountain
11 a.m. Pacific

To attend the seminar at no fee click on this link:
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Dan Janal
Your Fearless PR LEADER
PR LEADS Expert Resource Network
www.prleads.com

How the press decides what to write about

The New York Times opened the cloak on how stories are created in an article on May 7, 2006 on page 12 of the Week in Review Section (you might have to subscribe to the online edition to get access to this article).


Public Editor Byron Calame reviewed the newspaper on April 16 and asked the reporters and department heads how 23 stories were created.

The results will surprise you.


Only 2 of the stories started with PR people. The rest came from ideas from reporters or editors.

So what does this mean for authors and experts?

The report shows what I've long believed. Reporters create their own stories and then need to find experts to give the story depth and balance. They need experts.

Being in the right place at the right time is an age-old adage. Knowing where to stand, that's why you need to position yourself as an expert.

I interviewed Joan Stewart, The Publicity Hound" on how to create your expert image so reporters will call you when news breaks.

We talked about:

--Why most media people donÂ’t care about your book

--Why pitching the book as the story idea will turn off print and broadcast media

--The 5 things they DO care about…give them these and you'’ll get tons of publicity

--How to position yourself as an expert in your topic - and what to do if you aren't yet an expert

--The different levels of expertise and what you must do to get to the next highest level

--Why the broad-brush approach to publicity doesn't work anymore and why its more important to target narrowly

--A big mistake authors make that gets their publicity campaign off to a bad start. Don't let this happen to you

--How to create your own holiday or your own day, week or month of the year and milk it like crazy

--Why it's OK to piggyback publicity off of other authors

--4 powerful tips for online publicity

--One of the easiest ways to get into national magazines - even the big ones

--Why landing an interview on a big radio show might not sell books - and what's more important than the size of the audience

--A major media outlet that could be a major hit for you, It loves authors and depends on them for many interviews

--How to establish strong relationships with journalists and stay on their radar screen so they come back to you again and again.



To order the CD for $19.95, click here:
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Dan Janal
Your Fearless PR LEADER
www.prleads.com