DVD Resell Rights: Google AdWords Training Workshop

[KeywordMarketer]

"I'm About to Hand You the Keys to My Business . . .
So You Can Legally Steal My Prize Asset
and Copy My Marketing Blueprint"

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A limited number of resell licenses are now available for
'The Keyword Marketer's Google AdWords Training Workshop'

This high quality full motion video DVD is offered 'retail ready' with all associated artwork.

Designed to meet the needs of beginner - intermediate level users, this 3 hour workshop by veteran search marketer Gary Elley shows viewers how to build a successful AdWords campaign step-by-step with easy to follow instructions, examples, and control panel screen captures . . . the first and only such training produced specifically for television.

Here's What You Get:

• A signed license agreement specifying royalty free income from all sales
• Master copy of the product and all associated artwork (print and web)
• Two sample clips for the web
• Step-by-step instructions on how to roll out joint venture affiliate promotions
• Affiliate recruitment secrets: How to recruit partners for your affiliate program
• Affiliate recruitment flyer: "7 Great Reasons to Join Our Affiliate Program"
• All marketing collateral used in my most successful JV promotions:
  • 17 launch sequence emails
  • Squeeze page template
  • The Shocking Truth report & BudgetMate software
  • Video - Ad Preview Tool tutorial
  • Video - AdWords success stories
  • Video - AdWords Editor tutorial
  • 'Coming Soon' Product Announcement
  • Sneak Preview: Table of Contents
  • 3rd Party Endorsements
  • Answers to frequently asked questions
  • 7 Launch Bonuses:
    • Setup checklist
    • Quality Score optimization tips
    • CouponMate software
    • PhraseMate software
    • PDF Transcripts of entire DVD dialog
    • 2 reports by former Google employee Simon Leung
  • Fast Mover Bonus - SpeedPPC training videos
  • Extra Bonus - List Building Explosion video series
  • Reprint rights to marketing collateral and bonuses

License Details
You can find full details of this Warrior Special Offer at http://www.adwordsdvd.com/wso.html

Enquiries
Please direct all enquires to Gary Elley using the form at http://www.adwordsdvd.com/contact.html

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[Dave Lovelace]

Hey.. you accidentally put the "URL" tag in your wso link, so it goes to a blank page.

Anyone trying to click-through, here's the correct link.. http//www.adwordsdvd.com/wso.html

Dave

[KeywordMarketer]

Thanks Dave.

What's interesting is that I copied and pasted that code from my correctly formatted classified ad.

[Instructor]

Any plans for offering PLR?

[KeywordMarketer]

The license allows for rebranding.

[Kyle Tully]

Hi Gary

Does the dvd show the latest Adwords interface or is it using the old one?

Thanks
Kyle

[KeywordMarketer]

Originally Posted by Kyle Tully

Hi Gary

Does the dvd show the latest Adwords interface or is it using the old one?

Thanks
Kyle

The previous one.

[DennisM]

Gary,

Your product rocks! Would you mind sharing how you made the videos with cool backgrounds? What kind of camera did you use? Sure doesn't look like a "flip" camera. LOL

Heck, if you put together a WSO on how you put this whole DVD project together I'd buy it immediately!

Thanks and good luck with your WSO!

Dennis

[KeywordMarketer]

Dennis,

Thanks for your kind words.

As you surmised, the background in the video is not real.

It's what's known in the game as a virtual set . . . all the same as the map that appears behind the presenter during the weather section of your TV news every night.

It involves the use of a process called chromakey which means shooting in front of a green screen (literally) and then digitally replacing the green background with a virtual set.

The camera I used was a Sony HVR-Z1U which shoots 1080i HDV.

The mic was a Rode NT1-A connected to the camera via XLR cable (XLR connections make a HUGE difference to your audio quality).

I used Sony Vegas 7.0 to edit the project, and DVD Architect to author the 2 DVDs.

Graphics were done with Powerpoint and Ovation. And of course Camtasia for the computer screen captures.

I'm glad you like the final result (you're not the only one . . . I've had numerous questions about how I achieved that result from the video community).

Thanks again for your comments.