15 minutes of fame - and then some (and how affordable technology makes it happen).

It has been said that everyone gets their 15 minutes of fame, but what if you want more?
Watch the recently broadcast Australian current affairs programme story and discover how some are using affordable technology to capitalize on their interests and skills while businesses are finding new ways to save time and increase their earning power.
See how one Australian company slashed their video conferencing costs by 90 percent without sacrificing quality.
One lady changed her home kitchen into a TV station and broadcasts her cooking shows live for just cents a day.
And watch how a couple were able to share their wedding event as it happened to family members living overseas.




Start your own online TV station with Helloworld.

Don't be a mosquito.

When you see a room full of people, make sure you are not thinking like a mosquito, looking at them as something to suck dry, to get what you want and move on.



It's important to meet people, but more important to really get to know them. Ask questions. Listen. Make a point of discovering what you can do for them.

The best opportunities will come from real friends, not “contacts”. Be a good friend. Relax. Don't be a mosquito.

Many thanks to CD Baby for this article.

kathleen Bradley, Paris Hilton - just some of the celebrities who are utilizing new, powerful marketing tools.

Celebrities Kathleen Bradley and Paris Hilton are just some of the many celebrities and high profile individuals who have discovered Helloworld and VMdirect and are utilizing the tools to increase their communcation abilites and incomes.
Note: This streaming video footage was captured from a Live broadcast so the link referred to is directly below.

VMdirect

How to promote yourself and your business using real live streaming video.

If you have just dropped by you may have noticed the video above.
This is a general overview of some of the most powerful online communication tools available today, and since the internet is rapidly becoming more "visited" than the TV, it makes sense to have an "as effective as possible presence" there.
At last, an easy controllable, customizable way to get your customer's attention (and memory).
Here is my virtual TV studio that I'm using to effectively reach my customers.

Here's an interesting fact:
Did you know that most customers visit a site more than once (usually a few) before they make a purchase?
This means that a good first impression is vital in order to remain in a visitor's memory so that they will come back at a later date when they want to buy.
Since video is much more effective than text it makes absolute sense to use it as much as possible.