More About GVO

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You were told in the previous post that the owner of Kiosk Hosting Services and Hot Conference had recently branched out into other internet connected services. As the owners of Hot Conference they used this to talk to those who used their services when they had problems, but as part of the new service they now, like others (see AJFLeads), are providing Training on how to run an internet business generally and how each part of their new service operates.

One of the first things we were told to do was see what was provided, which is given in a list on the left of the page and then start at the top and master each one before moving on to the next one. We were told that a video had been done by the owner Joel Therien, showing how each of them worked.

The first one is an Autoresponder, followed by Prospecting. Here we are provided with Squeeze Pages. Banners are also provided and other tools to aid you in your advertising of the site. More will be said on these and the other services in a later post.

But these are of no use to you if you don’t have a website, or rather a blog, to put them on.    And also somewhere to host them.   This was what they supplied initially and is the main reason people join them.

One of the nicest, if not the nicest, is the training given by various internet marketers, who are not part of GVO but like the system and want others to do the same. More about this in another post.

Once you have your website  up, with a form to capture your visistor’s name and email address you need places to advertise it.    One of the earliest forms of advertising and still quite popular and successful, if you use them correctly, is Traffic Exchange.   They will be reviewed in the next post.