This is a super-quick post I'm busting out…

It's about drug cartels and getting to the top of the search engines… especially Google.

The reason it's quick is:

1) Market Annihilator launches Tuesday ( Nov. 18th) 10am PST and I'm slammed busy with that at this moment

2) My neighborhood is on fire right now and we had to evacuate. I drove to a coffee shop a few miles down the road.

Got the lap top, got the cell phone, wife and kids are safe… ( can't find my cat Bodhi, but he's a trooper)

Ok, so if you want your fitness website or personal training website to rank high in Google..

 

Hey Guys, Personal Trainer Jeremy Nelms is pulling a classic PT Barnum style marketing stunt.

He's gonna live in his gym for 60 days and do all kinds of other crazy things to get tons of exposure and clients

If he markets this properly he could make a killing

 - Check it out and give him all the support you can -

Here's the link:

http://www.noexcusesfatloss.com/blog/

I think he should grow a beard like Tom Hanks in Cast Away, but that's just me… some people think I watch too many movies… they're probably right

The other day I was having lunch with my good buddy Bedros Keuilian. And after chowing on some good fish tacos and breaking the waitresses balls we got into some pretty deep marketing topics.

Bedros is one of those guys like me who could talk about marketing for days on end. I can relate to Bedros because he came from some real humble beginnings to owning several successful fitness studios to making millions as a fitness marketer.

Bedros actually went from sleeping in his car and eating meals that consisted of tuna fish and diet coke mixed together to make the most disgusting "poor mans" protien shake I have ever heard of in my life, to just a few years later selling $89,705.00 of personal training sessions in just 43 days.

Here's an interview I did with Barry Lovelace. Barry is a master at looking at regular day to day situations and seeing how he can add value to the situation while at the same time growing his fitness business.

In this interview, Barry talks about:

• How to spot business opportunities left and right
• How to find clients all over the place
• Why you must welcome the word "no"
• How to use the media to help build your business
• Why you must open doors as they appear
• Along with a whole bunch of "out-of-the-box"ways to get clients…

Here's an interview I did with Steve Hochman, who is my earliest mentor from when I first started growing my business and today is one of my best friends.

Steve is by far one of the most successful fitness business owners around. This guy is a total out of the box thinker and I guarantee you'll learn strategies to build your business that no one is talking about (unless they learned it from listening to this interview)

• How Steve used a fake rat to get more clients (huh?????… yes, I said a FAKE RAT)
• At about 53 minutes and 30 seconds into the interview Steve gives you a trick that would make guys sign up for his workouts left and right. I'm not condoning this tip OR saying not to do it… just use it at your own risk and make sure not to go to overboard with it (be sure to listen to the audio that leads up to that strategy as well, because it'll make it at least 10x more powerful) No matter what this tip makes you think of him, this guys clients love him like no there's no tomorrow. Steve is willing to do whatever it takes to help people get into shape, and some of his methods are a bit unorthodox
• 11 hardcore business building tips, tricks and strategies
• How to make a six-figure income within six months without any web or print marketing
• How to get a TON of clients fast
• One thing you should NEVER do or say to your clients
• The biggest mistakes most fitness business owners make

I happen to know a guy who's made millions in the marijuana growing industry, and actually today he's on the legal side of the industry. I won't get into it, but he sells supplies to indoor hydroponic marijuana growers and his business does well over $20 million a year.

I've learned a lot from this guy, he is without a doubt one of the best marketers I know and is about as hardcore of a direct response marketer that'll you ever meet.

Here's an important lesson I learned from him about marketing and building a list that he can market to on a consistent and systematic basis.

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Chris McCombs (CM): Okay. I’m here with Michael George. Michael, can you tell us who you are what you do?
Michael George (MG): Yeah. My name is Michael George. (…)

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Donna Fisher (DF): Okay, great. (…)

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CM: Hey, Pat, can you tell us a little bit about what you do? (…)

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Chris McCombs (CM): Hi, Bob, how you doing? (…)

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