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It’s amazing how awful this newly released tape of Trump talking with Billy Bush sounds.  But actually I don’t condemn Trump for this.  Hillary has committed murder and here we are wrapped up in this “Guy Talk” nonsense from an entertainer…while Hillary and others are destroying America and setting the world ablaze.  Do I care that a Trump made a comment about how easy women can be in the presence of a celebrity?… They want equality? then suck it up. I’m sorry but there are more important, civilization-destroying things to focus on. Here’s exactly what i think Trump should say at tonight’s Town Hall debate with Hillary Clinton.

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

The Original Clinton Parodies from the 1990’s!  Mike’s production style is the epitome of “Theatre of the Mind”.  No other Radio parodies have such detail and sound design.  Mike Kaminski’s original Parody Central brand started in 1995 and has never been equaled, not to mention, every voice is always Mike.  We are now releasing some of Mike’s original parodies on youtube and iTunes and we hope you have many LOL’s!

Mike “goes ballistic” on the Samsung S7 Edge and how it’s sensitive touch-spots keep him “on Edge” 24/7!   “How can anyone like this shit?”

Hang on tight! Mike starts in on Sanders’ socialist theory, then moves into population & birth control.  Very edgy stuff that most won’t talk about!

Mike compares Obama’s lame bombing tactics to ridding you home of cockroaches, one by one!

Visit http://epicmarketer.com/media to take advantage of this special offer. In this video I reveal a great resource for mastering media buys as well as talk about how media buys can help you to get paid consistently without a website, product of your own or selling! I'd love to hear your feedback below.

Hey! This is Mike Cowles from www.epicmarketer.com and today I'm gonna share with you a great three minute hack in order to find out exactly what you're customers are looking for even if you don't have your own email list. Now, the hack is really simple... First of all, if you already have a list, ask your list. “What's your biggest struggle?” “What's your biggest challenge?” or something like that. Don't make it a survey, leave it open-ended so that they could actually talk to you cause it maybe something you have no idea. Its a challenge for them and now you've got a new opportunity. If you don't have a list, then what you wanna do is simply go to your competitor first and locate what their people are saying on their blogs, on their forums. Another thing that you can do is you can go to Google and you can simply do a search, for whatever your niche is, and then FAQ, which stands for Frequently Asked Questions. So let's say you're in the dog training niche, you can type in “dog training faq” into Google and you can see on other people's site exactly what they are saying to their customers. You can also go to Google groups, Yahoo groups, Facebook groups as well and find out what they're talking about. One of the things that I'm gonna share with you is a quick story about an old James Bond movie and the relevance to this hack. James Bond was put in an island and in there, he was surrounded by all these alligators. They're gonna eat him, he's got nowhere to go. He's got no weapons and what he does is he runs and he jumps on the back of the alligators kinda like hopping from rock to rock to get all the way to safety on the other side of the water. Now, he could have said “You know what, its over. I'm doomed. There's too many problems, look at all these alligators.” Instead he looked at the problem and said “How can I use these problems to my advantage?” and he use that exact problem for his advantage by being to jump on those versus trying to swim and getting eaten by all these alligators. When it comes to having a challenge like right now I don't have an email list. The fact that you know what one is and the fact that there are other people that have list when you don't, these are your alligators. Jump on the back of those and look at the content you're getting from those and use that in order to create your own product. This is Mike from www.epicmarketer.com I would love to hear your feedback below the video and I'll talk to you soon.

Hey! This is Mike from www.epicmarketer.com and today we're gonna be talking about a great strategy for creating a product very very quickly that pays you soon. Now, let's jump back just a little when it comes to making money. I hear all the tim...

Hey, this is Mike from epicmarketer.com and today I'm gonna share with you a great free tool that's actually a plugin that you can use in order to create brandable links for your site as well as track visitors. Now the tool is called Pretty Link. They have a light version and a pro version. The light version is fine. What you can do is like for instance my site is epicmarketer.com if I wanted to have a webinar instead of having that long, ugly URL from gotowebinar I could put that into Pretty Link and create epicmarketer.com/webinar. Now one of the things that makes this a huge advantage is when you log into your WordPress dashboard you'll see your stats for Pretty Link and it'll tell you how many visitors you got for each one of these. So you can use Facebook1, Facebook2, or Facebook3 to check to see how many people are clicking on your ads using Pretty Link. This is a great great tool. Another thing you can do as far as using Pretty Link to your advantage is when it comes to sending out links, whether they're in twitter or whatever studies have shown that people don't click on links that they don't recognize. So like bit.ly or TinyURL, they don't know where they're going. It could be spammy, it could be whatever. When you have a link like epicmarketer.com/webinar people go "Ah! I know what that is. I'm gonna click on it and I'm gonna register". So in WordPress make sure you get your copy of Pretty Link the free plugin (the light version) ASAP and start using it with all of your promotions. It's a great way to track your results as well as to brand yourself, as well as to protect your affiliate links from affiliate theft. So this is Mike from epicmarketer.com all this content is available for free for students of my academy which is at mikesacademy.com or if you're on epic marketer just click on the academy link there. So thanks so much please leave a comment below the video. We'll talk to you soon.

Hey, this is Mike from epicmarketer.com. Today we're talking about going to live events, how they can help your business and some great strategies in order to help you to make better connections. So let's jump right in. First of all when you go to live events you want to have a specific purpose in mind of why you're going. One of the big things that people do mistake is they go there simply to learn from the actual content being shared onstage. While this is great, the thing to remember is that the main purpose of going to an event is actually the networking or the relationships that you build. Now having said this you don't want to approach the event by going to people that are there with the attitude of "what can you do for me" the idea that is to be helpful and to do it often. Now been helpful does not mean going up to somebody saying "I think you're awesome and I'll do whatever it takes to work with you" or "hey how can I help you and your business". Those are not helpful. Those are actually requiring the other person to come up with solutions for you two to work together. Being helpful is to go to somebody and listen to them, listen to what's going on in their business, listen to their presentation, listen to what they're saying to other people and then go to them and to say something like "Hey John my name is Mike Cowles and I was listening to what you were saying earlier about getting traffic to your site and it seems like this guy Chris over here would be really good match for you since he's into pay-per click. I think it bring a lot of traffic to your site. Would you like me introduce you two?". Or maybe you know another solution might be something like "Hey John my name's Mike Cowles and I was listening presentation and one of the things that you mentioned was that you spent a lot of money on your graphics and I happen to be a graphic designer. Would you be open to me doing graphics for you say for 10 hours in exchange for you coaching with me for one hour? Or possibly something like proofreading, something like editing video, things like that, but you're coming to them with a solution that's really a win-win situation where they can't say no to it. Another big thing as far as being prepared is to get business cards. You can go to Gotprint.com and you can get 250 business cards done for I think five bucks it's ridiculously cheap. I think for under $10 you get close to a thousand business cards done. These will be full-color glossy thick card stock, all that good stuff. So when you go to get your business cards done keep them simple. - Have your website - Have your e-mail address - Have your phone number - Have your name That's about it. If you want to put a logo on there, fine, but keep it simple have the back of the card plain so that you can write down somebody else's number on there as well. This is just a fast way to say "here's how to get in touch with me". Another thing that you can do as far as a great way to remove the awkwardness of meeting people is to go to the person that's actually running the event and to say "Hey Tom my name's Mike Cowles, listen I'm working on a book or I'm working on a product that does this and this. Who do you think would be a good person to talk to that would help them find out more about what I'm doing? And then let the person that's running the show actually introduce you. Same thing when you meet somebody and you say "Great, who else do you think might be interested or it might be helpful to talk with me about some of these things I'm working on. So have a clear, specific purpose in mind when you get started. I know Tim Ferris did this same strategy when he was promoting his first book 'The Four Hour Work Week' and this was part of the ways, one of the strategies that he used to really get on the map and to get known around a lot of people was to go to events, meet em face to face and see if he could help.