Am still mastering your silent machine book.  Very impressed genious ideas and
promise to let you know how am getting on.  Keep holding my hand you are now
my only hope.

Thanks and be blessed.

Mrs henry.

I’m a big fan of yours–bought your SilentSalesMachine e-book and am currently a SilentSalesTeam member.

Great video! I personally use Jing (yes folks, it’s free) to capture images online and make basic videos from what’s on my screen. By using Jing, it should take away from having to use Paint to crop because you crop your picture directly on the website you’re on and save the picture there.

However, I’m wondering if I could just put the video directly on my auction with a clickable link that I either add through LinkedTube or Quick Video Optin. I don’t know if eBay accepts links coming from these two sites because I haven’t tried it yet. However, if they do, then that would allow a video being displayed on the actual auction page with a clickable link to the About Me page.

Why would you want to do it this way? First, the video can be watched on the auction page so when the link is clicked on within the video, the visitor has already watched the video and will have their attention directed to whatever else is on the About Me page. And second, a different video can be used (if desired) for each auction. Just a thought. Again, I don’t know if eBay allows anything but YouTube videos in their auctions, I’d have to check it out.

Thanks again!
Melissa
Earnin’ The Dough For My Cup O’ Joe!”

[reply from Jim]: Creative idea! Here’s a link to the list of video hosting sites that eBay allows: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-links.html (for a list look under the “some examples” tab)

Tony.

This video idea is great. I hope eBay leaves the About Me page alone.

Now I just have to figure out how to create the video. I know it's the way to go!

Thanks, Jim.

I do love that Idea. The bottom line is how many customers we can get and retain to our websites. Then keep their information for future sales.

Dane Laster

The question I ask myself is how can I use this information to supercharge my website. I've actually come up with several ideas, like using video images to redirect people to different parts of my website that I want them to explore further.

I do however have a question. In many of my hyperlinks I use the "title" attribute that most other people seem to ignore for one reason or another. It looks like…

href=" ViralMarketing4U.com " title="Where making a living on the net makes sense">

That 2nd part that follows "title" can be valuable if you include your desired keywords within the title. Do you happen to know if E-Bay allows it's users to include such an attribute in their links? If so, this would be an excellent addition to the concept you presented in this video.

Thanks for all your help, Ffion

One question about this strategy, though? Does the video on your About Me page need to be specifically relevant to the product in your auction or can it be more generic?