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This Week's Special Offers—November 3, 2006
Last week I started a weekly summary of the hottest offers for online marketing tools each week. Wouldn't you know it that as soon as I started this feature, we have a dry week for new offers?

Not much has changed from last week. The SiteBuildIt! twofer offer has expired. The Insider Secrets home-study course, the BANABU 6-week course with personal access to Mike Kemski, and the Virtual Seminar Week offers are set to expire soon. So I brought those back for another week.

Here's what's hot this week:

Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet—2006
Want to check out what has long been the gold standard of Internet marketing courses? Of course you do—if the price is right. How does $2.95 sound to you?

That's right. Pick up Insider Secrets and check it out for a month for $2.95. If it's not worth keeping, send it back. But it's good enough that author Derek Gehl figures that once you start using it, you won't want to send it back.

What does it contain? It has two 1-1/2" binders crammed with tips to walk you through every step of the way for starting your online business.

And that's not all. You also get QuickStart Guides to help you get the most out of all this information quickly. And you get bonus CDs and DVDs on trends and profitable new technologies that can help your business soar.

And did I mention that it's all $2.95 for your one-month trial? Pick up your trial copy of Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet right here.

BANABU Six-Week Ecourse
If you've read my blog much, you've probably heard me speak about BANABU before. That's because it's done a lot to help me grow both personally and as a business owner.

The BANABU multi-media course helps you recognize areas where you're short-circuiting your success and helps you reverse those problems. I've found it well worth its modest cost.

The BANABU Six-Week Ecourse isn't a "money-off" offer. It's more of a rare opportunity. Author Mike Kemski will work with you and a small number of other participants personally over a six-week period to help you integrate BANABU's principles into your life on a deeper level.

And, no, those principles aren't some flaky bunch of wishful thinking nonsense like a lot of personal growth programs are. Mike is about as down-to-earth as you can get.

Having worked with Mike personally in a similar workshop, I can tell you that you'll have an absolute blast working with him. Sign up for the BANABU Six-Week Workshop here.

Virtual Seminar Week
Ever wish you could go to one of those big Internet marketing seminars filled with big name speakers? If you've ever checked one out, you know they can be a challenge for a beginning marketer's budget.

But I just learned of (and signed up for) a big seminar being held online. That means no airfare, no hotel, no charge of $1500–$5000 for the seminar itself. It's under $100 plus whatever phone charges you incur for dialing in to as many of the 49 top speakers as you can fit into your schedule (or you can pay a little more to get audios of all the speakers in several different forms).

In all, it's a great opportunity to learn from top marketers like Jay Abraham, Alex Mandossian, and many others. Click here to find out who all is speaking. Click here to find out more about Virtual Seminar Week.

Those are the best for this week.
Jeff

Profitable Business Models That Can Boost Your Business
Along with posting the latest newsletter, I've also taken the eight-part series that "Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet" author Derek Gehl just concluded in my newsletter on profitable business models.

In his article, Derek reveals six profitable business models that you can either add to your existing business or use as the foundation for a business you are just starting.

Let me warn you, it's not a short article, but I think it's definitely worth your time, whether you're looking for a profitable business model or simply looking for ways to increase your profits (and who isn't!). Check it out and let me know if it gives you any new ideas.
Jeff

One Stop Web Support Newsletter #42 Now Posted Online
The latest issue of One Stop Web Support Newsletter has just been posted online. (See the October 28 blog post to see what it covers.)
Jeff

Discovering Distractions
Another observation on the Perry Marshall Renaissance Club newsletter I mentioned last week.

One thing he mentioned in his article was his tendency to bail on projects he doesn't want to start. I've kept an eye on myself in that regard over the past few days and found—guess what—the same thing.

There's always some "critical" task I can find to avoid a productive one that I don't feel like starting. I'd talk about this more, but it's time to check my email—again.
Jeff