What is Solopreneur Mentorship Program? This video gives you a short introduction of the program, which was created and run by Internet Marketing coach Sam Choo.
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Here’s the background story on why I made this video, in case you are interested to know.
I have been learning the art of video storytelling. Lately, I have been exploring the idea of raising my vibrational frequency in videos.
Why am I exploring that?
Well, while I was manning the sound system in promotional roadshows for a popular beverage company, I have had the opportunity to observe the mcee on several occasions.
Usually I don’t pay much attention to mcees these days, whether in roadshows or corporate Dinner and Dance (D&D) programs. I find many of these mcees cliché, formulaic and trite after a while (if not salesy or corny or cheesy).
But lately I found myself grudgingly acknowledging that the mcee has done a good job in raising vibrations of the atmosphere at the roadshow. The result is that passers-by are drawn to the booth to sample the fruit juices or probiotic drinks, and eventually many of them are converted into customers.
I observed that the mcee would speak with accentuated tones as she or he extols the virtues of the beverages, such as nutritional values and discounted prices, as well as the free gifts that come with purchases. Their speech would take the form of varied versions of the same script, and would last 3-5 minutes, and then the music would take over for the next 10-20 minutes before they would start speaking again.
Having sampled the beverages myself before, I wouldn’t say that they are totally natural and healthy, as they still contain some amount of sugar and some of them have chemical additives. But at least they are healthier alternatives to carbonated soft drinks.
But I digress.
My takeaway lesson is that if an emcee has the power to influence the masses to become customers – in spite of the products being not-so-stellar (at least to me in this case) – how much more each of us too has the power to influence the masses to sample or buy our products or services that we know well, if we apply the same techniques as the emcee (with more aplomb and authenticity and audacity and authority, that is uniquely our style)?
So unashamedly and unabashedly, I decided to shed my usual (supposedly) deadpan and monotonous demeanor and inject more energy, zeal, zest and enthusiasm into this video (the best I knew how, with the help of some video editing effects).
After all, I am promoting something that I have personally experienced for myself and I can vouch for its benefits and effectiveness – the Solopreneur mentorship program, which is created and run by Sam Choo, the founder of Singapore Internet Marketers.
[Disclosure: Please note that the links for the Solopreneur mentorship program above are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you. I will earn a commission if you decide to sign up for the paid membership after clicking through the link. You need not have to sign up for the program unless you feel that you need it or that it will help you achieve your goals.]
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