Reader Edgar Rutkis says:<\/p>\n
\u201cNot sure if you’ve used this term anywhere. I read about that person who thinks you NEED to keep your podcast free. elBenbo should introduce his arch enemy. A nemesis. He cries about the unconventional marketing ways of elBenbo. His teachings state that \u2018[this person] in [this book] once said you should do this only that way and also.. my mum’ says I am greatest\u2019 He goes by the name of elBimbo.\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Heh.<\/p>\n
I likey.<\/p>\n
It certainly does explain the copycats passing my work off as theirs.<\/p>\n
There are also some internal foes inside my psyche:<\/p>\n
There is also elBannedbo<\/strong> — which happened to me on Facebook ads.<\/p>\n
And elBurnedbo<\/strong> who has gotten himself into bad deals and relationships.<\/p>\n
elBrokebo<\/strong> who was the chief personality of my biz for too many years.<\/p>\n
And, of course, elBendoverbo<\/strong> \u2014 who used to give away all his ideas free to would-be clients and customers, only to find the majority of those clients and customers hiring or buying from someone who knew how to sell.<\/p>\n
(Something you won\u2019t ever have to do when you learn my wicked email ways\u2026)<\/p>\n
While we\u2019re babbling about names:<\/p>\n
(elBabblebo<\/strong>?)<\/p>\n
Tellman Knudson taught me a way to profit from all these alter egos I still have not had a chance to implement. I was tempted to use it in *this* email but didn’t want to steal his thunder (plus, it takes a few tweaks in the auto-responder and I am not that motivated to do it today — so sayteth elBumbo<\/strong>).<\/p>\n
But, worry ye not:<\/p>\n
I\u2019m going to be interviewing him sometime in the upcoming months for \u201cEmail Players\u201d subscribers about it. It\u2019s pure genius. And, when I heard him reveal this at an event we both spoke at in April, I was floored.<\/p>\n
But, that\u2019s sometime down the line.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, check out \u201cEmail Players\u201d here:<\/p>\n