It seems there’s a flurry these days of Internet marketers releasing “free reports.” (Admittedly, I’m just as guilty.)

But there’s one report I highly recommend you read right now. My good friend, Armand Morin, has just released his free report. In his no-nonsense, no-B.S. style, Armand explains how he made millions online.

When I read the first draft, the first thing that came out of my mouth was, “It’s about time!”

(When you read it, you’ll understand what I mean.)

Forget the fluff and the purported “secrets” some marketers spout. Unlike so many of the “death of” manifestos of late, in this 50-page report nothing is sugarcoated. Nothing is secret. And more importantly, nothing “died.”

Warning! This report contains strong language, obvious truths, and moneymaking strategies some might find irritating. Even offensive.

If you want to learn how Armand built his multi-million dollar business online, or how we quadrupled our business using the same strategies Armand offers, then you need to download this free report and read it.

Click here to grab your free copy of “An Obvious Truth.”

Just a little note to let you know that I’m in Raleigh, North Carolina all week, as I’m recording a new product with my friend Armand Morin on blogging.

We literally go step by step through the process of setting up a blog, adding all the plugins, tweaking it, driving traffic to it, and of course, monetizing it properly.

I will return next week, and have a few new articles for you. In the meantime, did you check out my coaching program? A few openings are left. At least take a moment to read it. There are some great copy lessons in there, too!

(I also added a few extra pictures, including one of me playing my new drumset — like the photo at top of this post, which was taken at my 40th birthday party gig in a local watering hole in Ottawa, Ontario.)

Click here for the complete details.

Since we’re getting ready to fly to Vegas to speak this weekend, I didn’t want to leave without making a quick post. But with no time to write an article myself, I decided to spread some link love.

Anyway, here are five of them…

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Well, we finally got it.

After close to ten long months, our wedding video arrived. I’ve converted it for the web using Flash (it’s small since it’s highly compressed — the original was over nine gigabytes!).

I used Camtasia since the new version allows you to break a large video into smaller parts, and creates tables of content on the lefthand side.

Click the next video in the list once the current one finishes.

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I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Russell Brunson at various seminars. Russell is not only an Internet marketer, he’s also a bright guy.

And recently, he’s proven my assessment to be true.

When he told me I was nominated as part of his Marketer of The Year 2006 Awards, in the copywriting category, at first I was somewhat reticent. But when I saw the list of those I’m up against, needless to say, I was stunned.

Nominees include the likes of Dan Kennedy, Yanik Silver, Armand Morin, Mike Filsaime, Mark Joyner, Rich Schefren, Perry Marshall, Shawn Casey, Joel Comm, Ryan Deiss, and a ton of others!

But here’s Russell’s brilliance.

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I’m the special guest this week on a special "online talk show" called Internet Marketing Unwrapped. Hosted by Heather Vale, these teleshows are new, fresh, in-depth, completely unscripted and, unlike most typical teleseminars.

Why? First off, Heather Vale is a veteran interviewer.

She is not only an Internet marketer herself but also a seasoned reporter and television talk show host from Toronto, Canada. She has appeared on several major Canadian television networks and national news shows, as well as a celebrity interviewer during the Gemini and Genie awards (Canada’s version of the Oscars and Emmys).

Her style is slightly different than most teleseminars out there. Her questions are pointed and direct, and as a veteran reporter she knows how to extract some real, golden nuggets from her guests. (Even I learned a few things!)

In fact, this is the "second season" because the first one was so immensely popular, the second one is the result of popular demand. So I recommend that you signup to listen to these shows. Click here to register now.

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Looks like I’ve been tagged again.

Apparently, Mike Sansone of ConverStations started the new tagging trend, titled, “Why do I blog?” Ryan Healy then added me to this list.

I’ve been tagged in the past, and this is something I really like. Why? Because it not only allows us to “peek” inside the minds of bloggers. It also gives us a great deal of insight into why blogs are so popular — and how they can be used as marketing tools.

So, to that end, here are my answers:

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