Unleash Your Marketing Genius 2007 KL, Malaysia
Name of Event: Unleash Your Marketing Genius 2007 KL (UYMG 2007)
Date: 28 September 2007 - 1 October 2007
Venue: KLCC Convention Centre
Speaker: Stephen Pierce
Unleash Your Marketing Genius 2007 will be coming right over to Malaysia KL, on 28 September 2007. A 4 days workshop where you will discover how the homeless Stephen Pierce transformed to become a reputable marketing guru running a multi-millionaire internet business and making a six figure income monthly.
Unleash your marketing genius and unrevealed the techniques and secrets that Stephen Pierce uses. If he can do it with all these techniques, so can you. He will be right over at Unleash Your Marketing Genius 2007 KL to demonstrate and show you LIVE right in front of your eyes.
And one more thing, you are not only going to get the entrance to his workshop, but also the following:
- Bring a friend or partner along
- Unlimited Power 2007
- Moolah Map CD
- Jay Abraham e-book resale right - 70% for one year
If you are still wondering how can you benefit from this workshop, or how worthwhile is this workshop, then check the following video.
- Are you ready to make a turn in your life?
- Are you ready for your financial freedom?
- Are you ready to learn from the marketing guru, Stephen Pierce?
Then check out more information right at the Unleash Your Marketing Genius 2007 KL.
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October 1st, 2007 17:13
Hi. I am also attending the UYMG here in Kuala Lumpur. We bought the package in Singapore at World Internet Marketing in May. I’ve been expecting to have a lot of hands on during the workshop but I’m very disappointed because instead of doing hands on, we’re here to just listen to a lot of presenters. Too bad! My expectations are high and some presenters under delivered. I’m not gonna buy another package anymore. Did you?
October 1st, 2007 17:58
Hi Cjosang,
unfortunately something cropped up, and I was unable to attend. Thereby I still have 2 tickets reserved for the next time. I can’t really give much opinions as I have not personally attended to give an account of how good or bad the event was.
Here is a little share, I have attended Jay Abraham’s 3 days seminar in Sept. And he mentioned on the first day of the event to keep an open mind, because if you ever got an idea out of the whole event, it could worth a million, be it related or not to what he is going to share during the 3 days.
Though he had spoke quite a lot during the 3 days event, but one thing that stays vividly in my mind which is systemize, and I have got an idea at the end of the event. Hence in general, I would think that it would be best to keep an open mind during any event, seminar or workshop.
I always believe this, it is not about what you have learnt in the event, it is about how you can implement that one or two things that you have got out of the event, to eventually get to your objective.
Think about what you have learnt at the end of the day, that stays vivid in your mind and you are going to implement it into your next big project. It may not be a technique, but an idea that you have generated out of the whole event. Implement it and see the results.
I hope that you are able to recall the very one thing that you can get out of the whole event.
October 4th, 2007 00:48
UYMG was a disappointing event. It was just an over-rated, over-priced and under-delivered repeat of World Internet Summit in Singapore. Laptops weren’t even used to its fullest capacity. It was only used for taking down notes. Internet connection sucks. Speakers were not good and their packages were way expensive. I felt ripped off.
October 6th, 2007 02:09
Hi Joy,
Thanks for dropping by.
Hmm…seems like the UYMG really needs to do some revisions and improvise more hands on to the workshop, to live up to what should be termed as “workshop”. From what you have mentioned, it sounds much like a sales pitching session to me.
Just wondering, do they share information on strategies or tactics?