Last night we had a group call to talk about Efusjon with Donna Partow, Richard Morris, and Loren Midag. Since we had several people on the call our time was limited.

Here are answers to some of the questions that have been raised so far. We are going to hold a Q&A forum in 5 days, on Monday evening, as well.
1. What if I don’t like the drink or what if I’m diabetic and can’t have sugar?
It’s best to take the focus off the drink itself because your membership fee is your business’s base line cost. That’s what your goal is: to maintain your business, not simply purchase drinks. If you and your family can’t drink 48 cans in 30 days, you can use the drinks as free samples to donate to your church’s youth group or the local tennis club. You could pay a high school student a commission to sell them to his friends, or donate them to charity and use it for a tax write off. There are dozens of ways to use the drinks to your advantage besides using them yourself.

2. What if I’m not on FaceBook?
If you’re not on FaceBook now, you can do 2 things:

a. Open an account today and begin to cultivate a presence. Yes, it will take time. If you don’t have the time or the desire to do that, consider this:

b. Think of people you know who are on FaceBook. Remember, we get the same 4.25% commission for the people our recruits bring in (our grandchildren and great-grandchildren in the company) as we do for those directly under us. So if your Uncle Bob has a daughter with college kids or if he coaches a soccer team, he and 2 others like him will be your ticket into this very lucrative opportunity.

3. How much time will it take?
Belonging to the efusjon energy club is a business. You will need to dedicate some time to contacting prospects and helping people who are under you. No business runs on auto pilot. The key is to get into a team with an excellent support system that will take some of that weight off of you. We all belong to Team Partow, but my sector of that team, called the Dow Team, is a smaller tight-knit group with a focus on personal caring and sharing. I am already in the Internet promotion business, I have the processes in place to help you far more than you can even imagine now.

4. What if I want out at some point? How will that affect those above and below me?

They will miss you and wish you had stayed. But as far as a negative effect on anyone else in a business sense? Since each person is the chief of his own efusjon downline, the others in the company will go on with business as usual. No one changes positions once they are in place. So nothing will essentially change for anyone, except you. A new recruit will pop into your open spot and begin his own downline there.

5. What is the actual cost to belong to the efusjon energy club?
The membership fee is a one-time fee of just $30. Then your dues are $120 per month, plus $36 shipping and your state’s sales tax. In return you will receive four 12-pks of the efusion energy drink in the flavors you choose. You can get them all the same or mix them up.

6. What if I want to be under Donna Partow?
We’re all under Donna. My position in the company is #2 under Donna. Her downlines are filled to #7, so if you come under me, you will be closer to Donna herself than if you sign up directly under her. I have a few openings left at Level 3, and several at Level 4 which are still very close to her. If you want to be near Donna, it would be best to sign up soon because those spots are filing fast.

7. What if I don’t get my 3?
I am CEO of the Internet promotion company Experts in Focus and my team has the advantage of my company’s machine behind them. I’m going to hold training to help you maximize your presence on FaceBook and the Internet, to help you know how to position yourself better to be more attractive to your prospects, and I will also field new recruits to my team as they continue to come in.

Of course, you must do the work of thinking through your friends and family members and looking for those with an entrepreneurial spirit, who have a vision for new things, and who are willing to invest $120 + $36 shipping + sales tax each month. The state of their pocketbook is no measure for this. Some people with a fat bank account won’t want to spend it, and some who are so tight financially they struggle every week to keep the lights on will dig down and come up with the dues. You are looking for people with vision. If they have the vision, they will find the money to stay in until their income begins covering the dues. And they will be the winner. “Where there is no vision, the people perish.”

8. What if I still have questions?
Send me a personal email or give me a call. I’m not here to sell you anything. I’m here to help you catch the dream for the possibilities for your future. If it turns out you don’t feel it’s a good fit, we’ll still be friends.
Email me at roseydow@roseydow.com or call 302-698-1042, my office phone today.

Because I’m in the Internet industry, I know the magnitude of what the efusjon energy club is doing to the face of retail and it is mind bending. You need to seriously consider the role you could have in this phenomenon.

Please make your plans to be at the Q&A Forum on Monday, June 29 at 6pm Pacific/9pm Eastern. Sign up here to receive a reminder before we begin. You won’t want to miss this. http://tinyurl.com/m56stc

Warm wishes for a brighter 2009,
Rosey Dow

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Here’s what FaceBook CEO Mark Zuckerger said on Oprah:

Led by former Microsoft Executive, Derek Broes (Google his profile and reputation!), eFusjon is building multiple, revolutionary Facebook applications utilizing over 400 developers from Microsoft

· Derek Broes currently is the head executive of digitization at Paramount Pictures. With over 3 years and 3 million dollars in research of social networks, Broes has set out to design an application that would “Rock the World of Facebook!” He and a team of top Microsoft developers have diligently worked to create something phenomenal.

· Facebook has over 230 million users globally and adding millions more every week

· Millions of $$$ are being spent to build the Facebook (and other social networking platforms) applications and tools; so we know this will be VERY successful

· Microsoft bought a stake in Facebook recently. They never did before b/c Facebook didn’t have a successful advertising campaign. Well, Derek Broes (the eFusjon Facebook application creator) consults to Bill Gates and is using 400 Microsoft developers to build the application. Obviously, Microsoft knows exactly what Derek is doing and suddenly they want a piece of the action???

· Mark Zuckerber (CEO of Facebook) is a close friend of Derek Broes. He recently said on Oprah that Facebook is about to combine Social Networking with Network Marketing

· In a 2 hour beta test on Facebook, over 30,000 Facebook users expressed interest. That is amazing! Just think, when Efusjon launches on Facebook, over 200 million people will be exposed to this ground floor opportunity. Position yourself now so you can reap the rewards when the Efusjon application is released on Facebook.

Here’s how the efusjon Club works:

Efusjon sells 2 energy drinks, one with caffeine and one that’s caffeine free. That’s all they market.

Club Entry fee: $30 one time fee + a monthly auto-ship of 4 12-packs of drinks which is $120 (plus shipping and sales tax). That means each drink costs you $2.50 which is the wholesale price. As you know energy drinks retail for a lot more.

But don’t think of this as purchasing lots of energy drinks. Think of it as a $120 business cost. Every month I put hundreds of dollars into my Internet business with hosting fees, service fees, and hiring assistants. The efusjon energy club costs only $120 to be a member. This is the cheapest business you will find anywhere. We spend more than that at Wal-Mart on doodads in an afternoon.

In order to draw income from the club, you must bring 3 other people into the club. Only 3. There are no complicated dual lines and confusing details. High school kids and college students are chugging billions of dollars worth of energy drinks each year. Athletes drink them. If you don’t have a taste for the product, you can donate the cases to charity and write it off your taxes or you could use the drinks to bring others into the company by giving them away to your friends who have kids.

Now the interesting part:

For each person you bring into the club, you receive 4.25% of their purchases. But you get way more than that. The memberships chart is set up so that you will share in the profits of others in the club through what they call the overlap. You will receive 1% of the purchases from those who overlap into your chart. For more info on how this works, watch the video here: http://www.efusjonenergyclub.com/flv/matrixtraining.html

This works so well that when I enrolled, I had 72 people under me and I made $93 the first day. At that point I had no idea how to even enroll someone else. It happened automatically. I can’t promise the same will happen to anyone else, but that’s what happened to me.

The really interesting part is this:

I came into the club at Level 2 which means I’m very high on the food chain. This happened because of a “hot spot”–an opening that happened nanoseconds before I hit the Submit button when I registered. That means that everyone under me has an advantage as well.

Also, my Internet promotion company is totally set up for this kind of marketing and anyone who comes into my team will have the power of my marketing campaigns behind them. When the higher levels on my chart fill up, new members will go further and further down, overlapping with my team members and increasing your income automatically. And I will support my team members with special promotions for them as well as regular training sessions through my company Experts in Focus.

Timing is everything. The time to get involved Is today because my chart is filling up quickly and once a level is filled you will come in lower down. To sign up, just go to http://myefusjon.com/roseydow and click on Join Efusjon. The higher you are within the chart, the quicker your income will grow.

Questions? Send me an email at roseydow@roseydow.com and we’ll set up a phone call.

Warm wishes for a bright 2009!

Rosey Dow

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One of the most exciting new methods of communication today is the Internet teleseminar. This is similar to a radio interview but much, much simpler. A teleseminar is an interview that is broadcast over the phone lines and the Internet at the same time. The speakers are using their the telephones. To attend, all you need to do is dial into the special conference number and put in the ID code. You’ll immediately enter the conference and hear the entire interview. You can even listen on your cell phone while in the car.

Or if you’d rather, you can listen from a special web page. The interview will come over your computer speakers just the same as if you were on the phone, but this method is free to anyone in the world–no international charges. People on the web page can also ask questions and hear the presenters answer them right there from their computer speakers.

Angela Breidenbach

Tonight, I’m going to be interview Mrs Montana International Angela Breidenbach. Please join us and see how this amazing technology works. It’s as simple as making a phone call or clicking a web link. And if you can’t be there for the live event, you can listen to the replay. It will be up almost immediately on the web page.

To attend, just go to:
http://tinyurl.com/mrsmontana

and enter your first name and email address. Once you do that, you’ll get the phone number and also the web page information via email. The interview is tonight. I hope to meet you there.

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Join us on July 15th as Angela Breidenbach talks about filling your treasure chest with Gems of Wisdom and her passion for helping children at home and abroad through Hope’s Promise Orphan Ministries, The Jadyn Fred Foundation, and promoting healthy lifestyles with the American Heart Association.

Registration is free at
http://tinyurl.com/mrsmontana

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E-courses are a terrific tool for making a connection to a new prospect. Subscribing to an information product that requires little time commitment and no financial commitment means more opt-ins, and the information marketer has a prime opportunity to become an entity in that person’s life.

This happens because the e-course is delivered in tiny segments over time. It could be 10 days or 30 days or 90 days. Every day the information product is delivered, and the prospect gains benefit from it. Because the daily segments are short, overwhelm is reduced and participation rises above the average for an ebook or even a report.

My favorite e-course is the audio postcard series. Here’s how to create your own audio postcard e-course:

1. Plan the course by making a list of topics you want to cover in each segment.

2. Record the audio. This could be from a record-by-phone online service, your microphone into your computer, or using a handheld digital recorder. The clips should be 2-3 minutes long.

3. There are several audio delivery systems online that will play the clip for you when the page is loaded. These systems will generate a code that will cause the audio to begin playing once the web page is opened.

4. Next, you need to create a web page template for your postcard. This could be the image of a postcard or any image. The page will look basically the same for each segment with some slight changes in the text.

5. Once the template is to your satisfaction, clone the page once for each delivery day. Then change the text to fit that day. Each page should have the lesson number and a welcome message. Sprinkle offers for other products across the pages and always include the link to your site and your branding information.

6. Returning to your audio delivery service, capture the code for your audio and paste it into the source of your web page.

7. Load these pages to your server.

8. Move to your autoresponder system and create a list for the e-course. Prepare an email for each day. Within each email, include the link to the proper webpage. These emails should also have a pattern. They should be short and to the point. Include any offers you may want to share as a P.S.

9. Test, test, test. I subscribe to my own e-course and let it run for a few days. Each day, I open the email, click the link, and listen to the full audio. After 3-4 days of this, I can launch the program knowing that the time lead I have on the class will allow me to fix any bugs before my students get that far. This cuts the testing time drastically.

10. Now, create a sign up page. This should also be simple in nature without a lot of hype. Offer the e-course as a freebie that will be delivered by email. Give the benefits of the course. Then add the signup boxes your autoresponder will create for you.

Include the link to your e-course in your article resource box. Yes, it’s free, but the rewards of a free e-course are tremendous.

If you’ve never seen an audio postcard ecourse, please sign up for my free ecourse “How to Support Your Family Using 1 Nonfiction Book” at http://RoseyDowFreeStuff.com

Check out my new training video “How to Create an Audio Postcard Ecourse for More Prospects and More Profits”

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By Ann Rusnak
The Time Diva

Interruptions will bring all your time management efforts to a screeching halt. This is one area you’ll need to get tough about. Lay the ground rules now and stick to them throughout the year, even during those tempting summer months.

To begin with, you need to treat your time like your most valuable asset. If you don’t respect your time, don’t expect anyone else to.

Set your business hours just as though you were punching a time clock. Business hours create an invisible boundary between home and office.

If your home offers the luxury of an extra room for the office, take advantage of that, especially if that room has a door. Post your office hours on the door, and close the door when you work on your high-profit actions.

My first home office was in an open area and gave an open invitation to interruptions. Finally, I printed 2 signs: one with my business hours and another with “Mom at Work” on it. When the Mom at Work sign appeared on the desk, it meant “Forget about coming into the office space, talking to me, etc.” In other words, Do Not Disturb.

My office now has a door, but sharing the space with hubby created a new set of “interrupting” challenges. We have agreed to non-verbal ways of broadcasting we’re not to be disturbed. Mine is the rubber “brain” stress relief toy. If the “brain” is sitting on the desk corner, it means don’t disturb me.

If your children are small, you may need a babysitter for a few hours so you can devote “concentrated” hours to high profit activities. When older children aren’t in school, a summer day camp may be what you need.

If you know another work-at-home parent, you can do a “swap” watch. Once a week, agree to watch each other’s children for a couple hours. This will give both of you some uninterrupted time each week.

Take your business seriously. If you treat your career like a hobby, so will your family. They take their cues from you. Let your family know the lost income they cause every time they interrupt you. On the flip side, when the profits roll in don’t forget to emphasize the benefits they are enjoying because they gave you the gift of uninterrupted time.

For more great tips on maximizing your time, join Ann Rusnak and Rosey Dow tonight for a full hour of teaching on time strategies.

It’s free. Here’s the link:

http://tinyurl.com/annrusnak

If you can’t be there for the live event, the replay will be posted immediately.

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When I starting my own business, I wanted to be the master of my own schedule, to take days off without asking permission, and enjoy my family without having to leave for work each morning.

Reality check: Instead of working 40 hrs a week, I began working 60, often going weeks without a single day off—not even Sunday. Fourteen hour days were all too frequent.

Not only that, I couldn’t get caught up. The stack on my desk kept growing until I couldn’t sleep even when I was exhausted. Panic would well up and my eyes would fly open soon after I dozed off.

On the up side, my business was growing. My client base was expanding. But how could I take it to the next level when the startup level overwhelmed me?

That’s when I met Ann Rusnak, the Time Diva. She taught me how to quit acting like an employee of my own company and start acting like a CEO. She helped me get my schedule in line to work fewer hours (and get days off) with more marketing than ever before to get more clients and grow my business.

I’m heading to the beach in 10 days…guilt-free…with my bases covered.
I’ve got a plan in place to create more products and keep my current clients coming back. Now, this is what I wanted in the first place!
Join me on Monday June 1 when I interview my mentor Ann Rusnak about
how this process works. She’s got what it takes to morph your
business from a slave driver into a money tree like she did for me.

Here’s the link:
http://tinyurl.com/annrusnak

If you can’t be there at 5pm Pacific / 8pm Pacific, the replay will be up soon.

If you only attend one teleseminar this month, this should be the one!

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I post my articles in many places. Get ready, here is the list:

http://EZineArticles.com
http://AffSphere.com
http://Articlesslashnet.com
http://GoArticles.com
http://ehow.com
http://ArticlesBase.com
http://www.at-home-business-world.com

http://AddsYou.com

I also have pages at:
http://squidoo.com
http://wetpaint.com
http://ning.com

And I post the articles on my blogs:
http://wordpress.com
http://blogspot.com

My word count ranges from 300-550 words. Keep them simple and use a lot of lists and bullet points to make scanning easy.

Where do you post your articles? Please list any other sites:

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This just went live…

It’s a 90 minute video (available for free)
from one of the world’s top online marketers.

In it he discusses his latest strategies and techniques for making lots of money with Google Adwords and Membership Sites.

The only thing you need to be aware of is that this video will be taken down on Sunday night (so make sure you watch it before then).

Here is the link again.

P.S Remember, the video will be removed on Sunday night (after that I think they might be selling it). So watch it while it’s free!

Here is the link.

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Keywords: Information marketing, Internet business, online business, teleseminar, home-based business, endless content, information products, platform, branding, voice-activated software

When most people think about creating information products on a computer they automatically picture a keyboard. For a few gifted individuals, a keyboard is simply an extension of their hands, with their fingers acting as an information faucet pouring out words naturally and effortlessly. But for most people those 104 keys represent 104 opportunities to foul up.

The average speaking rate is an astounding 150 to 200 words per minute.

A hunt-and-peck artist blasts out about 27 words per minute. Even a wizard typist probably averages only 80 to 90 words per minute while the average speaking rate is an astounding 150 to 200 words per minute. So, even if you are a great typist you can build your Internet business at in less time by creating information products 2-3 times faster with your voice instead of your flying fingers.

Voice-activated software has greatly improved over the past few years with more product choices and much greater accuracy. Although you must spend a few minutes training the software to recognize your voice and endure a brief slowdown while you learn the program commands, the result is well worth the time spent. Not only is speaking faster, but the software spells perfectly. You can use voice-activated software at your desk using your computer microphone or by speaking into a digital recorder and uploading the file for your program to transcribe.

Not only is speaking faster, but the software spells perfectly.

The second solution for keyboard woes is to hire a transcription service. Formerly reserved for medical records, transcription is now readily available for as little as a penny a word. Turnaround time is three to seven days. This means that digital recordings of teaching sessions, speeches, teleseminars, and personal interviews can be transcribed and converted into articles, blog posts, e-books, e-guides and e-courses for more content creation at the speed of sound.

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