I don’t promote very many high ticket courses from the “Frank Kern internet marketing mafia” (FKIMM) as I call them. Mainly because I feel they are overpriced, promising you the world and only giving you a small piece of it.

This post is a window into how we are leveraging visual thinking to generate and prioritize ideas. This exercise comes right out of the book “Gamestorming” by Dave Gray, the founder of XPLANE.

After updating our keyword research this month, I was surprised to see how many people are Googling “compress video for email”. In this post I am going to explain the 4 main reasons that you shouldn’t compress video for email.

The quickest and easiest way to establish trust within the sales process is using video in your emails. Admittedly, doing business face to face is clearly more effective, though not always as convenient.

Technology is evolving at an ever increasing pace, why try and keep up? We believe it is much simpler and easier to carve out a niche and excel within it.

In my opinion, video email represents communication coming almost full circle. It’s the next logical tool for us to communicate with each other.

There are always a core set of features that represent the backbone of a piece of software – in this post I’ll tell you about the core features of our video email marketing software.