If you are working on a project you may want to collaborate with others even if it’s something as simple as an article where you could communicate and make changes with a ghost writer.  If you’re putting together a launch then it can become complex and collaboration becomes more important.

You have probably been aware of Google docs but may not have used it.  For instance you might have Microsoft Office and don’t think that Google docs would be of value to you. That is the way that I was thinking I was thinking about it. But somewhere along the line someone pointed out to me that by using Google docs then Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint documents could be shared with others.

Lets say you were having a seminar and you wanted to keep track of hotel room availability and let your attendees know how many and what rooms they could get, you could put a spreadsheet on your site that they could check. Maybe you could get the hotel to update it for you as reservations come in.

Now you can let your imagination run a little bit and see how you could work with others to improve whatever you are doing quite easily.  Combined with something like Instant Messenger or e-mail, you can rapidly improve what you are doing.  You can find out more about Google docs at docs.google.com.

Have you ever sat down to write an article, opened up your web browser, opened Google do your research and wished that you could have saved webpages in a file somewhere? Have you also wanted to save some your Word documents there also? How about a couple of e-books and reports?

It’s nice to be able to save everything in one folder. What if you could save them all on-line for no charge?

There is a Web 2.0 service called esnips.com. I’ve been using it for about two years now and it works perfectly. While you can use it to share all kinds of things with others, I’ve been using it is a private place to save my research.

They even provide 5 GB of free storage.

You can use it to:

• Save webpages
• save Word documents
• save PDF files
• save spreadsheets
• save graphics
• save text documents
• save pictures same video
• same links

Because you save everything in different folders you can save as a project, you can build swipe files, you can just save your thoughts if you want to.

Since this is a free service you might want to go to esnips.com set up a new account. (more…)

A couple of months ago, I did a survey in which I asked my subscribers
about what they were doing with Internet marketing and what problems they
might be having.

A recurring theme that I saw in the individual notes is finding time to
do things. Since that time I’ve been looking for an application that would
help people save time.  I found one.

There is a new free application called Jott.  It is very cool.

What it does is it allows you to call their 866-number and leave a
message to send to your self or to others.  It then sends an e-mail having
translated your speech to text on a date and time that you designate.

Some of add things you can do are Jott to yourself, get text in e-mail
reminders, create a to do list and add items to it, send e-mails and text
to your subscribers, and even send messages to a Web service.

I’ll bet that some of you are already paying for a similar service and
now you don’t have to.

You can get this at http://jott.com/

Frank Kern is known for his super mind control methods.  He is also known for giving away awesome information and techniques.

This time he has outdone himself with this information about implanting controlled thoughts into your mind without you even knowing it.  It’s really spooky how much he knows about this stuff.  It makes me wonder if Frank has been part of the supersecret cult or something.

Maybe he’s part of the “illuminati”.  Oh well…

Just go here now and download Frank’s video.  You don’t have to sign up for it or anything.

tinyurl.com/57bb5v

If you like this (or not) let me know…

Two journalists attacked Internet Marketers and specifically John Reese for getting involved in Twitter and Web 2.0 in general. It is their belief that when IMers get involved in something they are going to ruin it because of (heaven forbid) commercialism.

SIDEBAR: For a long time, I thought Twitter was a stupid idea but after reading it praised by other IMers who I respect, I decided to check it out. I became hooked after about 10 minutes. My Twitter page his here ==> twitter.com/danfoleyusa

Well, those journalists ragged on the wrong guy and John went back at them. Read his GREAT post here ==> tinyurl.com/5qa9us.

One thing John is good at is articulating his passion for the Internet.