Membership sites are all the rage. Are they all they are cracked up to be? Can you make money with them? Do they bring added value to your market?
Payam Lavi and Kathleen Gage will discuss how to start and monetize a profitable membership site during this Free Teleseminar - Tuesday, July 28, 2009 - 10 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Pacific. Registration and additional details at http://www.streetsmartsmarketing.com/
Listeners will learn....
• What you must do to develop a successful membership site
• Why most people fail at membership sites because of the Frankenstein process
• How to promote membership sites - you may be surprised at what you can do to get the word out
• How much a membership site costs to own and maintain
• How to keep members interested for a long, long time
About Payam
Payam Lavi is a founding team member of The Connection Center, where he strategically works with clients to build their networks and turn them into profits. He is also the founder of www.SuccessQuestNetwork.com, which is an entrepreneurial network dedicated to connecting and building solid business ventures.
Prior to this, Payam was the CEO and founder of Convenience Enterprises, Inc., which developed the NapWrap® technology; a fully automated machine that automatically sanitizes, wraps and bands silverware in napkins for the foodservice industry.
About Kathleen Gage
Kathleen Gage aka The Street Smarts Marketer, CEO and founder of Turning Point, Inc. and Maxwell Publishing is a bestselling author and an internationally recognized Internet marketing and publicity advisor. Known as the “Street Smarts Marketer, Kathleen works with spiritually aware speakers, authors, coaches and consultants who are ready to turn their knowledge and expertise into money making products and services.
With an appreciative awareness that she is blessed with a life of abundance, prosperity and significance, Kathleen has dedicated herself to assisting others in unleashing possibilities to create a life rich in spirit, passion, prosperity, self-assurance, and success.
