It’s in place. The gauntlet has been set. The hotseat, prepped.

Tonight, I’ll be interviewed by two amazing ladies, Lynn Carnes and Nathalie Judd, co-founders of The Internet Master Series. It’s a series of tell-all teleseminars with quite an impressive list of top marketers.

Impressive, yes. Why? Some of them are not only top marketers, but a few of them RARELY give teleseminars.

But there’s another reason.

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After browsing the fast-growing MySpace.com for a while, I was bewildered by how many of my friends, clients and associates were on it. For example, there’s Armand Mori… er, I mean, Michael Lee Austin, Tellman Knudson, Marlon Sanders, Tony Blake, and more.

After hemming and hawing for a while, I decided to take the plunge. And finally, I now have my own space! I’ve listed my favorite books, photos, interests and music, including a few MP3s of my bands old and new. But more importantly, I’ve seen that some of my friends are using it for marketing purposes. So guess what I’ll be testing in the coming weeks?

What do YOU think of it?

Anyway, go take a look and post a comment…

Many people have said that copy is not important for major product launches. They said that, if the launch is done strategically, and there are ample affiliates promoting your product, people will simply buy even if there were just a simple “buy now” button on the website.

Some people have said this about my copy for John Reese’s famous million-dollar day launch of his course Traffic Secrets. Others have said this about other major product launches. But I can tell you, nothing can be further from the truth.

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I just recorded a tidbit on copyspeaking (copywriting for Podcasting) and the whole MP3 controversy. It’s produced by my friend Paul Colligan, a podcast expert and fellow marketer.

Check it out. Big Seminar Live Cast: Copyspeaking, the Legality of MP3s and One-Heck-Of-An Offer.

There’s a new threat (well, seeming threat) spreading on the Internet these days, mostly perpetuated by a recent press release. This is currently being discussed on many forums, too, and some point to the MP3 licensing website.

In a nutshell, the creator of the MP3 encoding process is attempting to collect royalties from creators of MP3s. And this, apparently, is threatening Internet marketers who generate and distribute MP3s with some hefty lawsuits.

I personally don’t buy the argument, and here’s why…

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I just spoke at the BigSeminar in Atlanta, Georgia. And my good friend Paul Colligan is reporting from it, podcasting snippets. And yes, there’s one from me!

Entitled, Big Seminar Live Cast: Michel Fortin, Paul has posted the first 15 minutes of my presentation. Wanna listen? Click here to listen to Michel Fortin’s MP3.

Also, if you’d like a glimpse of what I talked about, my good friend Marc Quarles, the creator of the split-test software I use with my copy, FromClicksToCash, is also blogging the seminar and posted tidbits from each an every speaker.

Check out his Big Seminar blog, entitled, Net Profit Report’s Big Seminar Blog. It’s the best summary of my talk or any talk I’ve ever read.

Yup. I’m hosting two free teleseminars this week. No costs. No sales pitches. And fully content-driven. (Where I find time to do this stuff, I really don’t have a clue. But I love it!)

Yes, you read that right. Not one … But TWO teleseminars! With yours truly (and some pretty awesome special guests in the world of copywriting, too). This is hardcore content at its finest.

Will you please join us? Again, it’s totally free and more content-driven than any other teleseminars I’ve ever given in the past.

Here’s the skinny …

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