Promoting a Teleseminar?

[kristinecfp]

I'm doing my first teleseminar soon, and I need ideas on how to promote it.

I've posted about it on my blog, sent a newsletter to my subscribers, and changed my signature line to promote it in several forums I participate in.

Any other ideas? Thanks!
Kristine

[Lynn Terry]

Hi Kristine,

This might help:
http://www.clicknewz.com/1136/minimize- ... r-profits/



You might consider doing a blog meme, and also calling in favors with people who have lists/blogs in the work-at-home market.

[kristinecfp]

Awesome! Thanks Lynn!!

[kristinecfp]

Now for a stupid question... what's a blog meme? I think I have an idea, but want to make sure.

[Lynn Terry]

This might help:
http://thedailymeme.com/what-is-a-meme/

[MrCat]

Here are my suggestions:

1. Article marketing - useful and relevant articles to your niche is a nice way of link baiting.
2. Forum and blog posting on relevant niche - you participate constructively and learn new things while promoting your site via signature.
3. Pay-Per-Click - done properly, best at getting target traffic faster on a direct marketing approach to your potential clients.
4. Targeted Link backs - another premium way of getting the right traffic.
5. Press releases
6. Free Classified Sites

[Dennis Edell]

This might help:
http://thedailymeme.com/what-is-a-meme/

So basically it's the same premise as a Blog carnival, only it revolves around questions, instead of normal blog posts.

Correct?

[Lynn Terry]

It can be questions or topics. The latest one I was involved with was "7 things about me" which you can see here as an example:
http://www.clicknewz.com/1138/the-woman ... clicknewz/

[Dennis Edell]

So then it's just 2 phrases meaning the same thing?

[Lynn Terry]

I havent really looked into blog carnivals that much, so I dont know what the differences are...