Hey Everyone -

OK, Here’s the deal…

If you’re one of the first 25 people to act, then I’ve got a super kick-butt hook-up for you!

On April 9-11 2010 in Atlanta GA, A private event is being held for about 200 people

The event is called the “IM Summit” & When you come, you’ll be joining the world’s top internet entrepreneurs for 3 days Of power-packed training!

The tickets to this event are $997 per person

But…

The person putting on this even has allow me to give away 25 free tickets on a first come first serve basis!

So…

If you’re SERIOUS and you can make it to Atlanta during the weekend of April 9th the go ahead an click the link below to find out how to get your free ticket!!

2 Important things:

1. You’ll probably want to fly in on the night of Thursday the 8th and leave on Sunday the 11th after 8PM EST

2. When calling or e-mailing the point of contact, tell her that: “I’M ONE OF DEVON BROWN’S CLIENTS WHO IS LOOKING TO GET ONE OF THE 25 FREE TICKET’S THAT HE’S GOT RESERVED!!”

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS YOUR FREE TICKETS FOR THIS LIFE CHANGING EVENT!!!

If you’re happy about this “hook-up” please let me know by leaving a comment below

Expanding your network means you need to continually go out to meet new people. Now with the explosion of Social Networking online, you can get to know people from all over the world.

The problem is most people never take the time to get to know one another. They think if they keep shooting out a sales or marketing spiff that they will get someone to buy from them eventually. They come from the old school mentality that if they throw enough out there, something is bound to stick!

Not only does this theory NOT work, but it’s extremely annoying for the rest of the community. Most people will continue to keep you at a distance since they believe that you’ll only try to sell them something every time they connect with you.

Most strangers remain distance because there is something they don’t want to deal with. No one likes to be sold on anything but they still make purchases. Here’s the thing; people will buy from friends they know BEFORE they seek out a perfect stranger.

Your goal is to make friends with them and it starts with networking. Take time to know who they are and what makes them special. Get them involved with other activities you do and allow them to get to know you for the person you are, NOT for what you are selling.

Develop a rapport by reaching out to them with every possible moment and opportunity. Learn what’s important to them and help them get more of it. One of the best ways to show you care is to send them a card in the mail. Remember special events like their birthday or anniversary. Whatever is going on in their world should be the topic of conversation.

Darlene Willman, aka The Sassy Networker, is a keynote speaker, author and coach, specializing in small business networking and referrals. She provides resources, connections and support to entrepreneurs, small business owners and other professionals that have a strong desire to promote their companies through relationship marketing. She will show you how to build an incredible network of people who refer business to each other plus so much more. You can start receiving her eZine, The Networking Focus (a $67 value) by visiting http://www.SassyNetworker.com

Hey Everyone

My super kick-ass assistant, Suzanne, just finished making this short video compilation of the World Internet Summit event from last weekend!

If you were there…then see if you can spot yourself in the crowd!

If you weren’t there…then I hope to see you at the next one!

To YOUR Success
Devon Brown

Friday. The word embodies fun.
You’ve worked so hard all week on your business, and now it’s Friday. Time to relax, begin your weekend, and charge up for Monday. But what if you could have your Friday fun and still make huge strides in your business?   I’m talking about attending seminars (not workshops.. that’s something different and I’ll talk about another time).

The truth of the matter is that there are seminars being held ALL the time on many different subject matters that would be of interest to you (My personal favorites are Internet Marketing, Personal Development, & Business Development).

In theory going to seminars can only benefit you, but so many say they’re going.. and NEVER go. I understand that things may come up, but if you get lazy about it or figure you’ll go to another one, think about this: