Yes, I've neglected my marketing lately & youtube is very good for that

[Guest guest]

, Jeanne Garner

<jeanneg wrote:

>

> And sometimes it turns up on eBay for even less. Even if it were

out

> of print (which it's not), it's usually pretty easy to find copies

of

> it in some of the many used book markets, eBay and even amazon.com

> among them. Often, some of those " used " copies appear brand new,

so

> it's a good value.

>

> I would have to say that if she charged $500 or more for a copy, it

> would be a bargain. Is $500 a lot to pay for a book? Yes, unless

> you consider how much you'll pay for doctor visits, meds, and lost

> time due to various health concerns. Not to mention this

> consideration: how much is it worth to feel good? Some people

sure

> spend a lot of money trying to " feel good " on drugs, either legal

or not.

>

> This has been an interesting conversation, on both groups. I

hadn't

> realized that the YouTube videos were NOT posted by Donna or David,

> or even without their permission. Sharing IS nice, but " taking " is

> not the same thing as " sharing. " Maybe some day Donna and David

> might post one or two of their videos that can end with them

saying,

> " Did this drill make you feel good? Then just wait until you try

all

> the rest! Buy our books and DVDs, and feel the best you've ever

> felt! " But no matter how well-meaning, no one else should be

posting these.

>

> Jeanne

 

Thank you Jeanne,

 

I also agree with a " marketing " aspect that Mary mentioned.

 

I do know that the 5 minute DVD we put up on youtube has had over

27,000 hits, and we've sold many products because of it.

 

Then again, when I get busy I sometimes neglect doing the marketing

properly.

 

I should have 20-100 different 5 minutes blurbs up.

 

I'll think about it.

 

It's easy to do, but would take time from my current (and very

interesting) projects.

 

Sincerely,

 

[Guest guest]

Doc,

My thought was not just about marketing. It is about

spreading the knowledge of Energy Medicine as broadly as

possible and YouTube is an excellent way to " get it out

there " .

 

After Helen's post the David only had the advanced videos

removed it seems like he knows very well that the

introductory videos are still on YouTube and are there with

his indirect permission. He could have had all videos taken

down. I am glad he didn't to that.

 

There are probably some of your own videos that could have

5-10 minute segments pulled and put on YouTube. Jack could

probably put them up easily.

 

Mary Nelson

www.eft4everyone.com

 

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" docspeed2001 " <docspeed2001

 

Wednesday, March 05, 2008 5:46 PM

Yes, I've

neglected my marketing lately & youtube is very good for

that

 

 

>

> I also agree with a " marketing " aspect that Mary

> mentioned.

>

> I do know that the 5 minute DVD we put up on youtube has

> had over

> 27,000 hits, and we've sold many products because of it.

>

> Then again, when I get busy I sometimes neglect doing the

> marketing

> properly.

>

> I should have 20-100 different 5 minutes blurbs up.

>

> I'll think about it.

>

> It's easy to do, but would take time from my current (and

> very

> interesting) projects.

>

> Sincerely,

>

>