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Live Event and Continuity Program Offers an
Unconventional
Education in the Future of Online Marketing and
Publishing
For anyone with a desire to
learn exactly what it takes to
make a Content Authority
Site, just like the Fortune 500’s
publish, in a step-by-step
fashion, the RPM
place to go October 6-8,
2006 at the Atrium Suites in Las
Vegas,
being presented by Content
Desk's "Content Publishers
“RPM stands for Research,
Publishing, and Marketing,” said
Jack Humphrey, co-founder of
Content Desk along with Mark
Braunstein and Peter
Lenkefi. “It comprises a methodology
that is how true Authority
sites are created by the largest
companies.”
RPM
cutting edge information:
RSS feeds, social networking,
authority sites, niche
research, keyword research, visitor
optimization, content
syndication, content management
systems, site plug-ins,
audio and video tactics and
strategy, publicity secrets
and more.
Expert speakers include:
Jerry West, Dave Lakhani, Mitch
Axelrod, Mike Filsaime,
Colin McDougall, Willie Crawford,
Anik Singal, Rick Butts,
Keith Baxter, Sean Wu, Jack
Humphrey and Mark
Braunstein. “We all go (to events) to
help define our own systems
and processes,” said Mark
Braunstein, Co-Founder of
Content Publishers
Braunstein explained that
most seminars today have no
specific, actionable agenda.
For example, on day one, a
mix of speakers can include
multiple business models,
each focusing on different ways
to use different tools to
make money online with Google™
Adsense sites plus a
combination of other speakers’ topics.
Day two and three may be
similar, with even more Adsense
speakers and their own tools
in the mix. The event results
are generally similar:
(1) Attendees look at the
listings and try to figure out
what the heck is going on
and how it will improve their
success.
(2) Attendees try to figure
out where each speaker
fits into a “process” that
they can integrate and apply to
his or her own business.
(3) There is no continuity
or
cohesiveness in the event
agenda itself.
(4) There is no
relationship after the event
is over. Each person heads
home to figure out how to
process the glut of information
and try to put some of it to
work.
But the RPM
“The RPM
are required for online
success: research, publishing and
marketing,” explained
Braunstein. “It’s a structured event,
in order. People need a
step-by-step process in order to
learn and master.”
Success Example
Mark Braunstein shared a
success story from a student of
Content Desk’s "Content
Publishers Alliance" coaching
program, Melissa Trippel,
creator of
http://craftyplaces.com .
Melissa’s site is only about two
months old and it has moved
up in rank and popularity.
She’s even received calls
from it, like one from a major
crafting association asking
her for articles for their site
and for a site link.
“She’s really moving up –
and quickly!” said Braunstein.
Continuity Portion
RPM
sustainable income with
publishing and marketing tactics
few others are talking about
on the web. Plus they will
receive long term content
and direct sales site network
building and marketing plans
including:
• Lifetime membership to the
RPM
• Videos from the conference
included and streaming right
from members site. • Lively
forum for networking with and
learning from fellow RPM
Summit-eers and the experts. • Fun
events at the
videos that will be filmed
Sunday night at the Expert
Appreciation Dinner. See how
much info they can pump out of
their experts after wining
and dining them!
In short, RPM
with this event
“People will walk away with
a better plan of action, and
not a sense of “Where does
this person fit into the process
I’m trying to put together?”
said Mark Braunstein. “We
found speakers who fit our
agenda. They will inform and
some will mention products
or services they have that work
well with our process, not
in spite of it.”
Free 21-Page Authority Site Guide
For more information about
Content Authority Sites, readers
are invited to download Jack
Humphrey’s 21-page report. The
report discusses how to
build sites that capitalize on the
changes in web search
traffic and content site profits,
plus the state of internet
marketing and content site
publishing. It is available
online at:
http://www.contentdeskinfo.com .
To learn more about the RPM
http://www.rpmsummit.com or email support@contentdesk.com
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Diana Barnum is a freelance
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offering affordable business
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