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2006-09-24T02:06:00.000-07:00

No Software Needed?

Butterfly Marketing proves to be just as powerfulin strategies then in the software itself. Below you will find a student and customer of the course.
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Michael Cheney of "Adsense Videos" applied the the pre-launch strategies and affiliate tools and JV strategies outlined in Mike Filsaime's ButterflyMarketing Manuscript to the his launch.
Here is what Michael Cheney had to say about what he learned in the Manuscript:
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"Mike - first off I just want to say thank you so much!The techniques I learned from Butterfly Marketing played a BIG part in helping me make $63,249 in sales in 24 hours!!
As I write this I'm still finding it hard to believe. It seems a lifetime ago that the BFM package landed on my doorstep and I started poring over it with my smile getting larger and wider with each new insight as I realized that as long as I APPLIED what I was learning the principles were going to make something BIG happen!
Little did I know just HOW BIG it would be when I launched AdSense Videos...
AdSense Videos - 33 Hours After Launch..
The site went live. My life changed forever - seriously the results have been incredible Mike - we've grossed over $200,000 in 7 days!! The site got an Alexa ranking on Launch Day of 351!
AdSense Videos was ranked Number 1 on the ClickBank Marketplace in the Marketing category just 4 days afterthe Launch!
I've also been getting, on average, one new subscriber every minute of every hour for the past SIX AND A HALF DAYS!!!
So - What did I learn from you Mike and from ButterflyMarketing? Where to start! I think one of the biggest things was the step-by-step approach. Everything I created for Affiliates, Joint Venture partners and for people going through the videos themselves has been step-by-step. I made everything as easy as I could and 'muppet-proof' as I like to call it!
I also realized that it's paying attention to the smallerdetails BEFORE launch that really pay dividends AFTER theLaunch. And BOY am I seeing that!
You gave some absolute gems of advice in Butterfly Marketing which have, without a shadow of a doubt, contributed in a big way to the overall success of AdSense Videos.
Thanks again!
Michael Cheney"----------------------------------------------------------
You too can have the same results as Michael Cheney byimplementing the tactics and strategies outlined in MikeFilsaime's Butterfly Marketing Manuscript.
Learn why people are saying that this report changed theway marketing is done on the internet for good!
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To your success,ori

17 Again...

2006-08-20T07:32:00.000-07:00

Back by popular demand. I'm reposting one of my segments because of popular demand.

I got so many feedbacks from this post I feel I have to leave it up there for some time.
So enjoy :-)

When I turned 17... I made some serious changes.

Running is not fun.
I gotta tell you.

I ran every second day for four months strait. That was in 1995. I lost weight- about
20 pounds in two months and another 10 pounds in the next two months.
I felt great. I was stronger, it was easier to get up in the morning and even the "ladies"
started noticing me. I'll tell you all about that once I get more courage to go there.
It was not very pretty - to say the least.

But the problem was that I hated running. I was really suffering before, durring and after, every time I went running. As I said in the beginning: "I hate to swet." (archive: 09/08/2006).
But still, things were looking good. I was 17 years old, looking good and then (being 17 years old and stupid), I went to get hair laser removal.
It hurt like a bitch (sorry for the french).

Then being even more stupid, I logged on the internet, got a yahoo domain name - it was oripas.yahoo.com, (don't look for it, it's not there anymore) and loaded pictures of myself for the world to see. It was kind of nice: I first loaded pictures of me before I lost weight and the after I lost weight, and after the hair removal.

I was really proud of myself. You see, after you work really hard, and suffer hell when they remove your body hair, you get to look at yourself on the web. (by the way, I would still advise anyone to do that... even though be ready to receive some pain from your friends about it.)
But I still have those pictures somewhere and they still look pretty good.

The yahoo web page went down after about two months, when my parents found out
(I remind you it was 1995). They went "burzurk" on me.
The worst was when they showed the pictures to my extended family. Again I won't
go there.

That was the end of age 17.
18 wasn't so good.
Tell you about it next time.

That's it, I hope you enjoy it.

When you turn 18, things get a little more serious.

2006-08-18T02:52:00.000-07:00

When I was 3 months past 18, I was at the end of my second year of college. I was
studying computer science and economics.

My hair already grew back from the laser hair removal I had a year ago, my yahoo
domain page was down for a while now, I had a girlfriend who didn't stop
laghing at me because of the laser hair removal, and everything pretty much was
as it should be. I was even taking some vitamins she told me would be good for me.

Do you all know the feeling that when everything is too good, something wrong has
to happen? or, you feel something is missing?

Well it all came together...

One day I got a phone call telling me that I had to refinance my car.
Then about a week later, I had to renew my school loan for the third year.
Then on the same day I drove my car into a brick post (a low one on the sideway).

But that wasn't the worst of it.
What happened next was my nightmare come true:

One saturday morning, my girlfriend (Ally) sais to me:"Ori, are you pregnant?"
She laghed really hard as she was saying it, but in every joke there is some truth.

If you have been fighting weight problems like me, you know that these jokes are
not as funny as they sound.

I acted cool, laghed about it with her, made her some coffee, and the as soon as she left,
I ran to the mirror in my bathroon and took off my shirt.

When you look at yourself in the mirror, you don't look fat. That's a fact.
When you look at yourself in the mirror for 15 minutes, you look fat, that's also a fact.

I had to take some serious mesures. Whaen you tink you are fat, everything changes,
your self esteeme suddenly drops, you feel suddenly tired, you get lazy, and for some reason
I will never understand, you get hungry more freaquently.

Sorry guys, I have to go now. My son needs me.

I'll continue tomorrow.
Good luck and good health to you.

Do You Also Hate To Run?

2006-08-16T21:55:00.000-07:00

Hi there,

This is not a story, it a tip for all of you who have a hard time running.

I've been on diets for most of my life.
I've probably gained and lost about 2000 pound all together
In the past 15 years.

Let me explain. I'm not obese; I'm just a little fat. Could lose about
20 pounds and then gain it back.

That's not a real problem for me. If I eat the right food,
and keep my mouth shut when I have to, (a little discipline never
killed anyone), I will lose the pounds.

The real problem is that my body will take a long time to change.
Much longer than it would take to lose the weight.
What I did find out, is that if I run while I diet, everything changes
Much faster.

The problem here is that I hate running.

If you are like me, I have a solution. Hurray…. There is a way of
running and not noticing,

The method is running where you need to run, not when you
Are supposed to run.

Let's say you have good friends that live 2 or 3 miles away from you.
You drive to them two or three times a week for after noon coffee.
Don't drive there. Start by walking over two times a week. (if they are good friends,
Take a back pack with a change of close and shower when you get there).
Have a coffee, and walk back home.
I promise you that after a couple of months, instead of walking, you will be running
The distance.

Now if you don't have these kinds of friends, you could walk to
Anything else: the post office, your kids school, the spa, work, your bank
(I promise you that if you run to the bank, you'll suddenly see the line
Disappear when you get there.) Think of places you have to be on a
weekly regular basis, or combine two places that you go to.

Instead of driving there, start walking. I assure you that you will see
The difference in no time.

That's my method, and it works.
Good luck, and good health to you.

When I turned 17... I made some serious changes.

2006-08-14T07:03:00.000-07:00

Running is not fun.
I gotta tell you.
I ran every second day for four months strait. That was in 1995. I lost weight
- about 20 pounds in two months and another 10 pounds in the next two months.

I felt great. I was stronger, it was easier to get up in the morning and even the "ladies"
started noticing me. I'll tell you all about that once I get more courage to go there.
It was not very pretty - to say the least.

But the problem was that I hated running. I was really suffering before, durring and
after, every time I went running. As I said in the beginning: "I hate to swet." (archive: 09/08/2006).

But still, things were looking good. I was 17 years old, looking good and then (being 17 years
old and stupid), I went to get hair laser removal. It hurt like a bitch (sorry for the french).

Then being even more stupid, I logged on the internet, got a yahoo domain name - it was oripas.yahoo.com, (don't look for it, it's not there anymore) and loaded pictures of myself
for the world to see.
It was kind of nice: I first loaded pictures of me before I lost weight and the after I lost weight,
and after the hair removal.
I was really proud of myself. You see, after you work really hard, and suffer hell when they
remove your body hair, you get to look at yourself on the web. (by the way, I would still advise anyone to do that...even though be ready to receive some pain from your friends about it.)

But I still have those pictures somewhere and they still look pretty good.

The yahoo web page went down after about two months, when my parents found out (I remind you it was 1995). They went "burzurk" on me. The worst was when they showed the pictures to
my extended family. Again I won't go there.

That was the end of age 17. 18 wasn't so good.
Tell you about it next time.

All diets are created equal...

2006-08-09T22:18:00.000-07:00

When you first start thinking about dieting, you get pretty much the same
advice:" Diet is important, but if you don't excersize it will not do you any
good and you will not lose weight."

That's actually right!!!

The problem here is that if you got fat, it's probably because you don't
excersize to begin with. So the diet itself is not that bad, the real killer (for me)
was the part when you I had to swet as well.

You see I'm nice and friendly as the next guy. The thing is I don't believe in swetting.
It sucks!!! So I started thinking what would be a good sport that I could enjoy
and wouldn't be too hard?

I found the perfect sport: Table Tennis.

It's fun, you don't have to move much, usually it's out of the sun and if you practice
enough you can get really good at it. The most important thing is that you don't swet
as much.

The only problem here is that you don't really excersize much by playing table tennis.

So I joined the regional tennis association and started competting. when you compete,
it starts to get interresting.
You see, when you compete, you play with other guys, and people come to see you play.

So I won some competitions and really got into it. Then one day, about six months after
I joined the TT(tablt tennis) assocoation, I started walking to my practice every day, instead
of driving there. It was about a two mile walk from my home.
And I was doing it three times a week.

After a month of walking four miles, three times a week I started running there and then
walking back. That's when I started to see changes to my body.

When you finally start to see the changes, it gets to be fun.

That's it for now, I have to go, but I'll continue my TT story next time.
You all have a good day :)

Age 16 wasn't so good for me

2006-08-05T01:29:00.000-07:00

When I turned 16 my weight was 187 pounds.

I added about 20 pounds to my body in 3 months by frying
everything I could and the eating it.

It was all good, you see I LOVE FOOD. I never understood, (till now)
why food that tastes good will blow you up in no time.

Anways, I was already past my first girlfriend and I was looking for the next one.
The problen was that no one was looking back at me.
You see I am kind of a shy person. It's hard for me to go to someone and produce
a line (something like: "Now I know why I wated 16 years. It's about time you got here.")
And try I did, but it didn't get me anywhere.

So I decided I need to take some time to get to my normal weight (whatever that is).
It was one of the easiest diets I ever did. I lost 18 pounds.
I'll tell you all about it in my next post.

So for now, you all have a good day.

2006-08-03T23:53:00.000-07:00

Are You Losing Weight?

I've been losing weight and regaining it back sinse I can remember.
I started at the age of 13, when some new stuff started to be important to
me (girls). And being a bit overweight (and frankly a little odd looking)
didn't really do it for the fair side of our species.

So at that age I actually went to my mom and started a diet.

I lost 27 pounds in three months and took some much needed care of myself.
Got a haircut, took care of some facial problems, and life started looking good again.

That was good for about another three years until the age of 16 when I found out that
if you go to the kitchen, you can cook up some real good stuff (especially with a frying pan).

That changed everything...