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Hi everyone! Eric here. I just figured out how to maximize your press releases in IBOtoolbox and it’s some pretty powerful stuff but before I get into it let me get everyone up to speed on what IBOtoolbox is and what it can do for you. For those of you that don’t know what IBOtoolbox is then be prepare to be totally blown away… or at least really really intrigued lol. Basically IBOtoolbox is a place built for marketers, I call it Facebook for marketers. IBO is a completely free platform where you can safely “spam” everyone with your opportunity… I guess spam is a pretty strong word, but then again it’s not… Let me explain.
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IBOtoolbox is a Safe Place!
One of the things I like most about IBOtoolbox is that you won’t get “banned” or have your account closed down just because you’re aggressively promoting your opportunity, in fact IBOtoolbox encourages it! IBO is a safe haven filled with experienced marketers who spend most of their time promoting their business and adding MASSIVE amounts of VALUE! The other thing I like about IBOtoolbox is that it’s a great place to not only advertise your opportunity but it’s also an excellent place to learn different strategies and techniques from other marketers.
O.K. now that I’ve raved about how cool IBOtoolbox is and how it can help anyone who markets on the interwebs… He. He. Let’s get to the good stuff shall we?
Rock YO Press Release! LOL!
One of the best ways to leverage the IBOtoolbox platform is to write something called a Press Release. What is a Press Release (or PR for short) you ask? In essence a PR is basically a blog post and the cool thing is that you can treat it like a blog post! You can put Headers in it, you can put text links in it, you can put pictures in it, and so on. BUT one of the most powerful things you can do with a PR is add a video! I know! Pretty cool huh? What a powerful way to promote and add value to the marketplace!
Cool Video About Getting the Most Out of Your IBOtoolbox Press Releases
IBOtoolbox Tutorial Summary
In case you didn’t watch the video above let me lay out how you can maximize your Press Releases in IBOtoolbox. It’s actually a pretty easy procedure. All I did was write a blog post, put in my headers, added my text links, added my pictures, embedded my videos and made everything look just the way I wanted it. Then I clicked on the html tab (or text tab or source tab or whatever) and I simply selected the whole blog post (cntrl A) copied it (cntrl C) and pasted it into IBOtoolbox. Simple… Oh and one last thing… Before you paste the html code into IBOtoolbox make sure that you click on the source tab first. It’s next to the little pencil on the bottom left and it looks like this <>. If you can’t figure it out just watch the video MMMMMMMM K? Click Here to check out IBOtoolbox.
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Jessica L., July 15, 2024, 14:35
This post was a great reminder to appreciate the small wins in my business. I often find myself focusing too much on the bigger goals and forgetting the progress I’ve made along the way. Thank you, Eric!
Michael B., July 15, 2024, 15:10
Very motivational! I need to set more achievable goals to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Your advice on celebrating small successes really resonates with me. I’ll definitely be implementing these strategies in my daily routine.
Emily R., July 15, 2024, 16:45
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Eric, how do you personally keep track of your small achievements? Any tools or tips would be appreciated. I sometimes struggle with recognizing my progress and could use some practical advice on this.
Paul C., July 15, 2024, 17:30
This is exactly what I needed to hear today. I’ve been feeling burnt out lately, but now I feel more optimistic. Your post has given me a new perspective on how to handle my goals and appreciate the journey.
Linda K., July 15, 2024, 18:20
Great post! Celebrating small successes is crucial for long-term motivation. I’ve always been a goal-oriented person, but this reminder to enjoy the small victories along the way is something I needed to hear. Thanks for sharing your insights.
Tom H., July 15, 2024, 19:05
I love this concept of avoiding burnout by setting smaller, more manageable goals. It’s so easy to get caught up in the big picture and forget to celebrate the little wins. Your advice is practical and very timely for me.
Alice M., July 15, 2024, 19:50
Thank you for this post, Eric. It’s encouraging to hear that it’s okay not to hit every goal as long as you’re making progress. This has been a game-changer for me and has helped me stay motivated and focused.
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Between the headers, the pictures, the video, and reformatting all of it to paste into another platform, this is easily an hour’s admin for one press release.
The strongest defence of it, Nia, even if it’s not mine: write the post once for your own blog, and the copy-paste into IBOtoolbox is minutes, not an hour, because the actual writing already happened elsewhere. Whether that’s true depends entirely on already having a blog worth cross-posting from.
Every few years a new ‘safe’ platform shows up where you can post as aggressively as you like without penalty, and every few years its reach quietly shrinks to almost nobody because the people who’d actually buy anything left for somewhere less spammy. Same shape, different acronym. Seen a few of these come and mostly go since the 2000s.
The note at the top says this post contains outdated links, which rather makes the point for me — thirteen years is a long time in this world, and I wonder how much of what I read on this blog generally will look this dated by the time I’ve properly learned it.
Arthur, out here it’s the opposite problem — half of what’s supposedly outdated still works fine for me. Everyone I’d reach through a site like this, I already know from church or the co-op anyway.