The Dean of Easy Street

 

A lot of people today really don’t know how to use

Social Media to promote their message or sell their

goods and services, and its beginning to get under

my skin. They just carry over what they think they

know about marketing and pound relative strangers

with similar sounding offer after offer after offer.

 

If it’s not spam it’s awfully fricken close.

 

The only people I know who respond to blatant pitches

like that are people who are doing the same thing.

They must think that’s the only way. Maybe they

haven’t heard we’re in the information age.

 

I think we’re getting to the point now where there’s

way too much information.  We don’t need pitches.  We

need people.  People we can trust to cut through the

hype and the noise.

 

The key to using Social Media is in creating win/win

relationships that position you as the “go to” person

in your field or niche.  Period. 

 

That’s always been effective in business, but it was

a time-consuming, or expensive process before. Now it

doesn’t have to be. Once you know how to do it right

you can do it on a massive level with Social Media.

 

Lately I’ve been hanging around young entrepreneurs who

grew up on Social Media.  They don’t have to learn it. 

They’ve lived it and helped make it what it is.  They

understand the culture.  They understand the market. 

 

Tonight at 9 pm Eastern four of these success-minded

Young Guns are going to give you a taste of what is

possible via a free teleseminar. They’re all in their

20’s.

 

Maybe you’ve heard of Russell Yermal, Bradley Will,

Arthur Tubman or Gabe Strom, or maybe not.  You will.

 

But if you want to start de-bunking the myths about how

to build giant yet responsive Facebook and Twitter

followings and how to get people to listen to your message

without spending an arm and a leg or using silly spammer

tools. 

 

Sorry I got this out to you so late, but you’ll need

to jump on over and pre-register right away at:

http://bit.ly/8lO0eS

We’ll see you there.

 

Dean Delker - The Dean of Easy Street

 

P.S.  As a bonus incentive for signing up Russell & Gabe

have just released  a free new video called:

How To Rank On The First Page of You Tube

Get it now at:

http://bit.ly/8BbodC

 

And FYI, the Facebook Fan page for these guys at

Social Media Altitude is also at:

http://bit.ly/5FWNGI

You may have seen this already, but if not, it’s something you probably want to jump on with family, friends, followers & fans. Think of the impact it can have in these economic times.

I just I found out a wealthy friend of mine is on a mission to give away one million paperback copies of Napoleon Hill’s classic success primer “Think & Grow Rich”.

All for the cost of S&H, & he’ll pay you & I a couple of bucks per book to help him. (Actually $5 per book during the 10 day kickoff period till Oct 31st) And you get a free website to send people to.

There’s only one copy per person, but I’ve already got one reserved for you & all the details you’ll need at:

http://www.FreeTGRbook.com/gatordeano

Have fun giving.

Dean Delker - The Dean of Easy Street

 

  Look what’s happening out in the street. 

  Got a revolution. Got to revolution. 

  Ain’t it amazing all the people I meet. 

  Got a revolution. Got to revolution. 

    - Revolution - Jefferson Airplane 1969 

   There’s revolution in the air, and this one has nothing to do with politics.  I went to the student union on campus (the University of Florida) recently for a quick lunch, and there was a a middle aged lady passing out flyers.

   You often see students passing stuff  out, but I was curious about this woman. Was she some kind of radical?  In a way, yes.

   Her name was Marcee. Marcee Lee Winthrop. Marcee was plainly dressed. Cute, but teeth were missing, and she readily admits she’s self-conscious about that. But she had a wonderful inner glow, and my eyes were drawn to her like a magnet. 

   I’ve gotten to know her a bit now, and I know Marcee loves Jesus. She’d also lived in extreme poverty for  decades. And she’s raising a 14 year old daughter now because her husband of 7 years left this spring. They are not homeless. But close. They live in a small trailer, and don’t have a car or telephone.  

   By New Year’s day of this year though Marcee had had enough. She declared her own personal revolution by resolving to get herself and her daughter out of poverty forever.  How?  By declaring a personal revolution on poverty. 

   She’s already published a book of her poetry called “Poverty Revolution: Part 1 - Skimming The Surface” It’s a commentary on her struggles, and on the life-changing hope that now courses through her veins. 

   Marcee is a real hero who’s dropped her long-time victim status and with the power and grace of the Holy Spirit has taken responsibility for living the abundant life.   I want to do everything in my power to help her, coach her, publicize her and trumpet her courage, and I hope you will too. 

   Learn more about Marcee at:  http://www.marceeleewinthrop.com/

   http://www.alligator.org/articles/2009/10/02/news/local/091002_poet.txt 

   Email her at: marleewin@gmail.com 

   Join her Facebook profile, Poverty Revolution Initiative group, and Twitter account at: 

   http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1697960490&ref=ts

   http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=91537322605&ref=ts

     http://twitter.com/marceeleewin  And please buy her book at:   http://abebooks.com/     And comment here when you do.   Blessings in Abundance,           Dean Delker - The Dean of Easy Street

 Dear Friend,

 If you’re feeling the financial pinch of today’s economy or you just want to expandyour thinking Dr. Joe Vitale is the man you want to talk to.

 The best-selling author of “The Attractor Factor” and more books than he can remember knows what it’s like to struggle. He’s been homeless, broke, and poor. He’s lived out of a beater car and been mired in lack and scarcity thinking.

 That’s why he’s decided to offer his new book “Attracting Munnee Now” for f.r.e.ewhen it comes out very soon. And all you need to do to start opting-out of the recession is to opt-in to his email list now at:

 http://www.attractingmoneynow.com/

 I did.

 No strings. You’ll just have to act on the information.

 Go Out and Play To Win,

 Dean Delker - The Dean of Easy Street

 P.S. You can even get a taste of the book in an excerpt on Joe’s blog from July 13th which is at:

 http://tinyurl.com/neuf9m

 Live Long & Prosper

 

 

My friend Larry Hochman reminded me this past Memorial Day Weekend the liberty we have in the USA comes with responsibility.  In his words:

“We have a responsibility to take the liberty given us by those who gave their lives in war, and live with integrity, commitment, responsibility and - yes - prosperity. 

It’s the best way I know to honor those who fought to preserve our way of life by doing as it says in the Declaration of Independence -

To secure the blessings of liberty for ourselvesand our posterity.”  

To understand please listen to this six minute audio from Larry. 

http://tinyurl.com/qh6dcq

Make Your Freedom Count, 

Dean Delker - The Dean of Easy Street