“How to Attend A N10,000 Seminar and in Fact Make N50,000 (or more) Every Time You Attend A Seminar.
(Even when you’re not a Speaker)”
By
Oluwatoyin Omotoso
http://hotjobsecrets.com
http://ecashtank.com
NOTICE
This report is FREE and should not be sold by anyone. You can however offer it as bonuses to people or give it for free.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 2
In which ever case, the contents of this report should not be edited.
INTRODUCTION
This idea is not mine. I got it from one of my mentors (Fred Gleeck) and I tried it and was surprised at the results I got.
That happened because I was not lazy. I have the full conviction that if anybody too would practice what is written here, the person would soon be giving their testimonies.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 3
A Gift for You.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 4
If you apply the information here and you generated results, I have a surprise $49 gift for you if you will send me your name and the full details of how you applied it.
Let’s Start Learning.
How would you like to attend a N10, 000 seminar and come back home from the event with N50,000 in your pocket?
It’s possible, but you must have a SYSTEM.
A system that has been tested. A system that works!
To make this happen you first must have a product or service to sell. You then want to try and find opportune times during the event to let people know about you and what you’re selling.
In some instances you’ll be able to sell your product or service on the spot. If you can, then by all means do it!
If you can’t, you’ll want to generate a boatload of well-qualified, HOT leads.
In most cases, you’ll probably have to be satisfied with generating leads, but your individual situation may be different.
The difference usually revolves around the price point of the product/service that you’re selling. What’s the RIGHT price point?
It depends. But true.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 5
You’ll generate these leads by asking the RIGHT questions and making the RIGHT comments at events.
When people come over to you as the result of you asking or answering a question, be prepared to “hold court.”
As people come up to you, start a circle going with you in the center. Try and move your group into a quiet area where you don’t have to scream to have everyone hear you.
Where Should You Sit at Events?
Always sit at one of the four corners of a room. This means you will sit on the front row either all the way on the left or all the way on the right.
Another option would be to sit on the back row on the far left and right.
Most people would say that the front row either left or right would be the best.
Frankly, I choose that location because it allows me to slip out easier if the speaker is terminally boring.
The reason for choosing these locations is simple. They are the only locations in the room where you can be easily seen by everyone in the room.
When you stand (which you always should) to make a comment, everyone in the room will be able to see who you are.
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Strategic Comments/Question Asking
There are two times where you can highlight yourself at your seminar.
One is where you make comments. The other is where you ask Questions.
Comments:
Make comments at a seminar when you have something VALUABLE to contribute.
When you do it, it should not APPEAR to be self-promotional. It should APPEAR to be giving people valuable information.
If you’re doing it right, you will be giving people great information, BUT, you’ll also be promoting yourself!
There’s a specific method for answering questions at a seminar or event. Every answer has got to show people how bright and insightful you are AND make them want to come up to you at the next break.
Questions:
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The way you ASK a question is critical. Before you ask a concise, highly intelligent question you’ve got to precede the question with a mini-bio. In your mini-bio you want to show people that you have a lot on the ball in your specific area.
Here’s an example: “I own over 6 websites, all of which make money selling a specific information product, what I’d like to know is blah, blah . . .?”
Never ask TOO MANY questions during an event. You’ll be perceived as a pest. Hold your fire until you see the RIGHT opportunity, and then take it.
Whenever people ask me about how many comments/questions constitutes too many, I tell them my rule of thumb is NO MORE than 3 per day.
Preparation
Before you go to an event, you’ve got to have your ducks in a row. You should have a list of self-promotional items to make sure and bring to every event.
I forgot to bring all of the items listed below at a recent event and lost a lot of money.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 8
Here’s my list: 1-page order sheet; copies of all of my books and CDs; flyer promoting any and all upcoming events; flyer
promoting any soon to be released products; articles by or about you. Come with all of the above and you’ll be armed for the battle.
What to Wear
To give you a complete idea of the look that I use, I’m either in a Pair of jeans or a nice pair of dress slacks.
The only thing I don’t like is wearing uncomfortable shoes which are the only kind I have that match my dress slacks.
I prefer jeans! I’m not suggesting you do the same thing, but I AM suggesting that you wear something that will make you stand out from the crowd.
That way, people will remember you. I’m not suggesting that you dress up in a clown outfit.
Keep it memorable, but keep it professional. People should be able to spot you easily at one of the breaks.
What You SHOULDN’T Do
Don’t become a pest or annoyance at any event. There is nothing worse than someone who over-contributes at events.
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People start to get annoyed. Pick your times and issues carefully.
Only comment or ask questions when it DIRECTLY relates to you and/or your field of expertise.
This would mean a maximum of 3 instances during the day when you speak. This seems to be the most anyone should contribute in the course of an event.
Question the Status Quo
Look for ways to be different from anyone at the events.
To stand out, but to stand out in a positive way. No one cares if all you’re going to do is agree with the speaker with your comments.
That will bring a HUGE YAWN regardless of how articulate you are in making your point.
Questions peoples assumptions and “sacred cows” but do so in an intelligent, articulate, manner.
Also make sure and do it in a way that doesn’t directly challenge the speaker and make them look bad.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 10
Printed Matter
Whatever it is you’re trying to promote should have a flyer or other printed matter associated with them.
At a recent seminar that I attended I was hoping to promote a series of seminars that I was going to have in the upcoming months.
I printed up a one page sheet with a list of the seminars and some bullet points associated with each seminar.
I included all of the websites associated with each of the seminars. Someone won’t be sold with a one page flyer but they are much more apt to buy at a website.
Don’t try and promote more than one thing or one set of things. For example, I wouldn’t want to try and promote both my seminars AND a whole set of my products.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 11
Your Book
People tell you to bring business cards to events that you attend.
That’s OK, but there’s something MUCH better. Bring a copy of your book if you have written one.
A book will give you a massive amount of credibility in any marketplace. It’s infinitely better than a business card. What topic should your book be about?
Preferably in the field that you want to “hold court.” That would be the best, but a book in ANY related topic will do.
By handing out my books I end up getting three things: Orders for books, people onto my opt-in lists and orders for my other programs that are listed in the back of the book on the order sheets.
Your Contact Info
I have been using my MTN 0803 number for some time now. Even if you get one today (which is tough to do), people will still associate longevity with your business if you have this kind of number.
You should also add your email address.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 12
I have got very powerful information for you in the next page.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 13
This would be the LAST time you will ever be broke once you finish reading this report unless people stop using computers.
"Fresh Special Report Reveals How You Can Start Making N25,000 Weekly Teaching Other People How To Use Microsoft Word."
Warning - By the time you read this "special report,” ONE of the 4 things below will happen to you.
􀂾 You will pick up your phone and call me to say "Oluwatoyin, where have you been since all these days?"
􀂾 You will stop your endless search for a job and take this up fully.
􀂾 You will be tempted to submit your resignation letter at that 8-5 job where they are paying you pennies.
􀂾 Your friends will start envying you because you no longer borrow money from them again.
From: Oluwatoyin
President (Hotjobsecrets.com)
Thursday 9:45pm
Dear friend,
I don’t know who you are but I am sure you fall into any of the categories below:
• You are looking for a profitable Job but you have not gotten one.
• You have a job but the salary you are paid is not enough for you to feed yourself and your family not to talk of others.
• You are looking for a profitable business to start but you are yet to find one.
• You are looking for Capital to launch a business idea but all the people you have contacted have turned their backs on you.
• You are a student who is finding it hard to pay your school fees and other needed materials.
If you belong to ANY of the groups above, this special report is for you and you should go HERE now or log on to http://hotjobsecrets.com/microfor.htm for MORE details on this amazing report.
Click HERE for more details now.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 14
Conclusion
Seminars that you attend are the best lead generation and sales opportunity on the planet.
Go to events and follow the suggestions mentioned above and you’ll be able to make MUCH MORE than the cost of the seminars that you attend.
I wish you success.
Oluwatoyin
http://ecashtank.com
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 15
http://hotjobsecrets.com
(Even when you’re not a Speaker)”
By
Oluwatoyin Omotoso
http://hotjobsecrets.com
http://ecashtank.com
NOTICE
This report is FREE and should not be sold by anyone. You can however offer it as bonuses to people or give it for free.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 2
In which ever case, the contents of this report should not be edited.
INTRODUCTION
This idea is not mine. I got it from one of my mentors (Fred Gleeck) and I tried it and was surprised at the results I got.
That happened because I was not lazy. I have the full conviction that if anybody too would practice what is written here, the person would soon be giving their testimonies.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 3
A Gift for You.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 4
If you apply the information here and you generated results, I have a surprise $49 gift for you if you will send me your name and the full details of how you applied it.
Let’s Start Learning.
How would you like to attend a N10, 000 seminar and come back home from the event with N50,000 in your pocket?
It’s possible, but you must have a SYSTEM.
A system that has been tested. A system that works!
To make this happen you first must have a product or service to sell. You then want to try and find opportune times during the event to let people know about you and what you’re selling.
In some instances you’ll be able to sell your product or service on the spot. If you can, then by all means do it!
If you can’t, you’ll want to generate a boatload of well-qualified, HOT leads.
In most cases, you’ll probably have to be satisfied with generating leads, but your individual situation may be different.
The difference usually revolves around the price point of the product/service that you’re selling. What’s the RIGHT price point?
It depends. But true.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 5
You’ll generate these leads by asking the RIGHT questions and making the RIGHT comments at events.
When people come over to you as the result of you asking or answering a question, be prepared to “hold court.”
As people come up to you, start a circle going with you in the center. Try and move your group into a quiet area where you don’t have to scream to have everyone hear you.
Where Should You Sit at Events?
Always sit at one of the four corners of a room. This means you will sit on the front row either all the way on the left or all the way on the right.
Another option would be to sit on the back row on the far left and right.
Most people would say that the front row either left or right would be the best.
Frankly, I choose that location because it allows me to slip out easier if the speaker is terminally boring.
The reason for choosing these locations is simple. They are the only locations in the room where you can be easily seen by everyone in the room.
When you stand (which you always should) to make a comment, everyone in the room will be able to see who you are.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 6
Strategic Comments/Question Asking
There are two times where you can highlight yourself at your seminar.
One is where you make comments. The other is where you ask Questions.
Comments:
Make comments at a seminar when you have something VALUABLE to contribute.
When you do it, it should not APPEAR to be self-promotional. It should APPEAR to be giving people valuable information.
If you’re doing it right, you will be giving people great information, BUT, you’ll also be promoting yourself!
There’s a specific method for answering questions at a seminar or event. Every answer has got to show people how bright and insightful you are AND make them want to come up to you at the next break.
Questions:
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 7
The way you ASK a question is critical. Before you ask a concise, highly intelligent question you’ve got to precede the question with a mini-bio. In your mini-bio you want to show people that you have a lot on the ball in your specific area.
Here’s an example: “I own over 6 websites, all of which make money selling a specific information product, what I’d like to know is blah, blah . . .?”
Never ask TOO MANY questions during an event. You’ll be perceived as a pest. Hold your fire until you see the RIGHT opportunity, and then take it.
Whenever people ask me about how many comments/questions constitutes too many, I tell them my rule of thumb is NO MORE than 3 per day.
Preparation
Before you go to an event, you’ve got to have your ducks in a row. You should have a list of self-promotional items to make sure and bring to every event.
I forgot to bring all of the items listed below at a recent event and lost a lot of money.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 8
Here’s my list: 1-page order sheet; copies of all of my books and CDs; flyer promoting any and all upcoming events; flyer
promoting any soon to be released products; articles by or about you. Come with all of the above and you’ll be armed for the battle.
What to Wear
To give you a complete idea of the look that I use, I’m either in a Pair of jeans or a nice pair of dress slacks.
The only thing I don’t like is wearing uncomfortable shoes which are the only kind I have that match my dress slacks.
I prefer jeans! I’m not suggesting you do the same thing, but I AM suggesting that you wear something that will make you stand out from the crowd.
That way, people will remember you. I’m not suggesting that you dress up in a clown outfit.
Keep it memorable, but keep it professional. People should be able to spot you easily at one of the breaks.
What You SHOULDN’T Do
Don’t become a pest or annoyance at any event. There is nothing worse than someone who over-contributes at events.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 9
People start to get annoyed. Pick your times and issues carefully.
Only comment or ask questions when it DIRECTLY relates to you and/or your field of expertise.
This would mean a maximum of 3 instances during the day when you speak. This seems to be the most anyone should contribute in the course of an event.
Question the Status Quo
Look for ways to be different from anyone at the events.
To stand out, but to stand out in a positive way. No one cares if all you’re going to do is agree with the speaker with your comments.
That will bring a HUGE YAWN regardless of how articulate you are in making your point.
Questions peoples assumptions and “sacred cows” but do so in an intelligent, articulate, manner.
Also make sure and do it in a way that doesn’t directly challenge the speaker and make them look bad.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 10
Printed Matter
Whatever it is you’re trying to promote should have a flyer or other printed matter associated with them.
At a recent seminar that I attended I was hoping to promote a series of seminars that I was going to have in the upcoming months.
I printed up a one page sheet with a list of the seminars and some bullet points associated with each seminar.
I included all of the websites associated with each of the seminars. Someone won’t be sold with a one page flyer but they are much more apt to buy at a website.
Don’t try and promote more than one thing or one set of things. For example, I wouldn’t want to try and promote both my seminars AND a whole set of my products.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 11
Your Book
People tell you to bring business cards to events that you attend.
That’s OK, but there’s something MUCH better. Bring a copy of your book if you have written one.
A book will give you a massive amount of credibility in any marketplace. It’s infinitely better than a business card. What topic should your book be about?
Preferably in the field that you want to “hold court.” That would be the best, but a book in ANY related topic will do.
By handing out my books I end up getting three things: Orders for books, people onto my opt-in lists and orders for my other programs that are listed in the back of the book on the order sheets.
Your Contact Info
I have been using my MTN 0803 number for some time now. Even if you get one today (which is tough to do), people will still associate longevity with your business if you have this kind of number.
You should also add your email address.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 12
I have got very powerful information for you in the next page.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 13
This would be the LAST time you will ever be broke once you finish reading this report unless people stop using computers.
"Fresh Special Report Reveals How You Can Start Making N25,000 Weekly Teaching Other People How To Use Microsoft Word."
Warning - By the time you read this "special report,” ONE of the 4 things below will happen to you.
􀂾 You will pick up your phone and call me to say "Oluwatoyin, where have you been since all these days?"
􀂾 You will stop your endless search for a job and take this up fully.
􀂾 You will be tempted to submit your resignation letter at that 8-5 job where they are paying you pennies.
􀂾 Your friends will start envying you because you no longer borrow money from them again.
From: Oluwatoyin
President (Hotjobsecrets.com)
Thursday 9:45pm
Dear friend,
I don’t know who you are but I am sure you fall into any of the categories below:
• You are looking for a profitable Job but you have not gotten one.
• You have a job but the salary you are paid is not enough for you to feed yourself and your family not to talk of others.
• You are looking for a profitable business to start but you are yet to find one.
• You are looking for Capital to launch a business idea but all the people you have contacted have turned their backs on you.
• You are a student who is finding it hard to pay your school fees and other needed materials.
If you belong to ANY of the groups above, this special report is for you and you should go HERE now or log on to http://hotjobsecrets.com/microfor.htm for MORE details on this amazing report.
Click HERE for more details now.
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 14
Conclusion
Seminars that you attend are the best lead generation and sales opportunity on the planet.
Go to events and follow the suggestions mentioned above and you’ll be able to make MUCH MORE than the cost of the seminars that you attend.
I wish you success.
Oluwatoyin
http://ecashtank.com
Copyright© 2008.Oluwatoyin Omotoso. All Rights Reserved. 15
http://hotjobsecrets.com
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