Wes Schaeffer and I just completed another edition of our Social Media podcast series that you can listen in on below.

Among the things we discussed:

• Political considerations for social media (including Sarah Palin and Barack O’Bama – you don’t want to miss this!!)
• Getting involved easily
• 3 Types of Social Media Profiles and which may be best for you
• What’s hot today in social media
• TwitScoop
• TwitterLocal
• TweetDeck
• FREE Social Media Ninja Webinar

This podcast is a little over 40 minutes in length, and there is a lot of good unscripted stuff in here that I believe you’ll enjoy.

*** Our goal is to do one of these per day until we either run out of content or can’t fit them in due to scheduling conflicts and client obligations. ***

The past couple of months I’ve been working on an automated lead generation training program that I’ve named “Magic Squeeze” due to the squeeze page template I used in a couple of test campaigns that converted REALLY well.  I’m now in a position to turn this product loose to the public tomorrow, and you can be a part of it before the “rush.”

Head to http://MagicSqueeze.com right now and register for the four introductory videos along with the “Easy List Building” guide eBook.  You’ll gain access to the eBook on day #4.

Be sure to come back and let me know what you think, or you can always post a comment below any of the four videos.  I hope to learn more about you and your automated lead generation successes in the future.

I just uploaded a video on easy list building to go along with the free eBook “Endless Lead Generation.” Watch the video below:

Easy List Building

I just finished work on yet another eBook entitled “Endless Lead Generation,” and you can get a hold of it for free by visiting:

http://EndlessLeadGen.com

Be sure to take advantage of the bonus offer after you register and get your copy of “The Elements of Squeeze” which looks at squeeze page design and its role in lead generation.

These are two products I’ve been working hard on the past couple of weeks, and I hope you enjoy them in addition to getting a lot of useful information to help you grow your business.

As always, I’d love to hear your feedback.

If you do much keyword research or any market analysis by using keyword research tools (they’re great for product creation and market discovery), you may have stumbed across the Google Insights tool (http://google.com/insights/search) a time or two in your online travels. What you may have noticed are numbers that ranged from 1-100 to signify traffic for a given time period, but what is the actual traffic for those numbers? Glad you asked.

I have created a video to show you how to derive actual traffic numbers from the “normalized” values Google uses to make it easier to compare varying levels of traffic stats.  Check out the video, and let me know what you think when you’re done.

Watch the “What the Numbers Mean in the Google Insights Tool” video now.

Make sense, or is further explanation required?  I’m working on a report that explains this so I’d like to know if you’d like to check that out before investing a lot of time into it.