Teleseminar Reminder

Just a quick reminder about tomorrow’steleseminar!

I am interviewing my biz partner Zachary McCullough about getting started and
using the Ask Database to create products and prepare for teleseminars.

http://www.askdatabase.com/ASK/

Who is Zachary McCullough and why am I interviewing him?

Well Zachary and I are cofounders of the Ask Database along with Alex Mandossian.

Our office is responsible for building, designing and supporting the Ask Database
as well as a few other online applications.

So I asked myself who better to interview about Ask Database techniques the one
of the creators. In addition to what Zachary can share with you, I have designed
the graphical templates found in the Ask Database and several of the original Ask
Campaigns for Alex Mandossian where he interviewed people like Les Brown, Stephen
Covey, Mark Victor Hanson Harvey McKay, and Harv Eker to name a few as well as a
several for several of my other clients and my self.

We hope you can join us live for this fr~ee call tomorrow afternoon, should your
schedule be full already feel free to ask us a question and we will make sure you
get a link to get the fr~ee MP3 of the call.

To register visit:

http://www.askdatabase.com/ASK/

and post your question you will get the call in details automagically!

I look forward to seeing what questions you have for us.

Until next time:

All the best and much success

Frank Deardurff III – That One Web Guy!
http://www.ThatOneWebGuy.com

About Frank Deardurff

My Passion is my Faith, Family, Love for Music, Art and Photography. I myself have delivered many of my own training courses as well as webinars and teleseminars for many other coaching groups. I’ve also published a book titled “50 Biggest Website Mistakes”. Having many decades of experience in various forms of graphics and IT experience and aspects of online business, my vision is to help others overcome their fears and frustration with taking their businesses online and reach the next level of success.

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