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World Internet Summit Toronto

Right now, I'm attending the World Internet Summit in Toronto. This is the first time the summit has come to Canada - four days of top Internet marketing speakers showing us how they think, how they work, and the products they use to help them.

Today, Mike Stewart talked about using video and showed us onstage how to record and get it onto a blog in only a few minutes. Very informative and enjoyable to watch - he's got quite a sense of humor.

So far made quite a few contacts and a number of people have been interested in my ghostwriting service. Quite a few Canadian warriors are here, so it's nice to get together. I am with my 84 year old mother, who is a blogger, so it's never too late to get in the game.

If I've got you wishing you were here, you can sign up to watch the rest of it live online and to watch the ones you've missed at your leisure. And for a whole lot less than I paid too. Enjoy.

Watch the summit online This link is only available for 30 days, after which the info will probably be sold for megabucks.

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