Howard Howell

Become Known As The Expert - Tele-Seminar

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Hosted by Howard Howell in ,

Type: Other
When: Thursday, October 15 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

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Event description

Everyone likes to learn from the experts. You should be one of them. Selling your knowledge and your expertise is much easier when you have “written the book for your niche”. And that book will become your best lead-generating tool to sell your products and services. You will become the author-ity.

This event will be a simulcast of the monthly Author-Publisher Roundtable held 10/15/09 in Seattle AT 11:30AM PST.

We will have a live group meeting with a couple of experts presenting and taking Q&A from anyone who logs on or calls in.

To receive call-in or log-on instructions, please register at Authorize You and you will receive an email with specific instructions.

If you would like a little visibility, also RSVP on this posting.

This is a technical test - so please be tolerant of potential glitches. We're still working out the bugs on how to do this simulcast idea.

Thank You. Hope you can join us. ...Howard

14 Bizniks attended this event

Anthony Giannette

Bookkeeping and Accounting

Renton, Washington
David Billings

Graphics Awesomizer

Sandy, Oregon
Joan Hitchens

Sharing Significant Memories

Olympia, Washington
Kim Pearson

Ghostwriter, Editor, Author

Issaquah, Washington
Richard Gabel

Consulting & Marketing Support for...

Issaquah, Washington
Gwynneth Anderson

Historical cemetery researcher

Bellevue, Washington
Amanda Read

Business Development Consultant/SMS Marketing

Hillsboro, Oregon
Chris Haug

Finance, Accounting, Operations Consultant

Ellicott City, Maryland
Dave Liston

Private Investigator for Litigation Support

University Place, Washington
Lora Smith

Profit Expert

Auburn, Washington
Martyn Daniel

Eminent Domain Consultant

Bothell, Washington
Raeann Berge

Handwriting Analyst, Forensic Document Examiner

Marysville, Washington
Ryan Kyle

Software Entrepeneur

Carnation, Washington
Sandra Rees

Commercial Copywriter

Ferndale, Washington

Discuss this event

Posted by David Brydson, Portland, Oregon | 2 days ago

Great idea. Getting to a physical meeting is more challenging when it is not in your local area.

Most of the events I attend at Internet based and that makes it much easier.

Innovative Small Business Solutions
Posted by Howard Howell, Seattle, Washington | 2 days ago

Raeann... Good to see you plan on calling in with us. I had you top in mind when I decided to try this method of meeting. Hope to hear you pose a question during the Q&A on Thursday. ...Howard

FREE Sensible Selling Tips on my blog
Posted by David Berkey, Edmonds, Washington | 2 days ago

We talked, but I must have missed something. I'm attending your "other" seminar at Mosaic at the same time. Is this in conjunction with that one?
Posted by David Berkey, Edmonds, Washington | 2 days ago

Sorry. Now I get it. Duh!

This will be fun.
Posted by Jennifer Manlowe, PhD, CPC, Seattle, Washington | 2 days ago

Howard & Y'all, if you need a workbook, please consider ordering my book Getting Into Print: Become A Visible Expert through Publishing.

Best,

Jennifer www.AuthorizeU.com

Jennifer Manlowe, Career Counselor & Book Coach
Posted by Dave Liston, University Place, Washington | 2 days ago

I'm there... online. Thanks Howard.
Posted by Joan Hitchens, Olympia, Washington | 9 hours ago

Hey RSVPers. Did you get the call in information? I have my authorization confimed by the website but have not received the call info.
Posted by Martyn Daniel, Bothell, Washington | 29 minutes ago

Very inspiring tele-seminar! The three of you made a great team and shared lots of good usable information. You are absolutely right on with “How to Become Known as an Expert.” I’m not sure I’m ready to write a book, but I am inspired to write some articles, develop a blog, etc., to share my knowledge in return for becoming known as an expert in my field. The format of your presentation made it easy to listen, follow along, and to ask questions. The few technical bugs in the program made it seem human rather than canned.

Thanks, Martyn