Want to learn how to make huge sales and profits selling products and services at seminars? Well, attend seminars hosted by others and take careful notes on how they craft their pitch (and how many people are buying!)

Whenever I attend a seminar, I always watch the way it is run as well as listening to the content being presented. It is like getting a free bonus seminar. Today I came across some notes from a Photoshop seminar I attended a while back and, the system they used to promote sales was very effective. I’m sure they made a lot of money that day beyond the registration fees.

Clickbank* has long been a favorite marketplace for selling digital products. Apart from managing the sale and delivery of e-books and software for publishers with very little upfront costs, they manage an army of affiliates who will promote a publisher’s products for a commission on the sale. Now, they have added recurring billing to their services!

If you have spent more than 10 minutes searching for information about Internet marketing, you have probably experienced the results of Mike Filsaime’s Butterfly Marketing System. He created a detailed and integrated marketing system and built software that allows anyone to put the system into use with minimal technical knowledge.

This software, bundled with The Butterfly Marketing Manuscript*, and other audio and video training materials, sells for thousands of dollars - and it is worth the price!

This past week I had the chance to speak to a young aspiring sports journalist and offer him some career advice.

My niece graduated high school last weekend. I traveled to the west coast for her commencement and met a young man at the graduation party that my brother and sister-in-law threw for her. I was talking with the young man’s father and, when he found out that I do media production work, he called his son over to introduce himself. When the young man explained his desire to be in sports broadcasting, I gave him some advice about breaking into the business which I think is relevant to people well beyond the world of sports broadcasting.