Hey I'm planning on attending, the Eric Anderson Lecture on Marketing at Denny's in Nov. Just wondering what I should expect? Also in the Ad for it, it mentioned there being something else to buy. I assume this is additional marketing material, I'm just wondering what sort of price range its in $100, or closer to like $500, you never know with these type products, if that's what it is? Any info would be helpful on here or in a PM.


Thanks

Adam

I have never seen Eric's Marketing lecture, however I have spoken to him about some of his marketing ideas and they are great. Also Eric has one of the best presences I have ever seen on stage ... so I can only imagine his abilities to project ideas are just as superior.

See ya real soon

Nostrings:

You are now online.

I paid you $40 on October 22nd for Kennedy's "Thoughts So Far" and you haven't replied to my PMs concerning shipping it to me.

Are you thieving from members here?

Arnon

"nostrings" just went offline.

I just checked my PayPal account, and he has refunded me the $40.

All is copacetic.

Sorry for the interruption of this thread.

Arnon

Ok back on topic has anyone seen Eric, perform or lecture?

Are you guys talking about Eric Anderson the folk singer? He will be performing at the World Café in Philadelphia on November 20, but tickets are going fast.

No, Al. THIS Eric Anderson: http://www.misdirections.com/exclusive/anderson.htm

http://www.xelentlectureseries.com/eric_anderson_magic.html

For Nostrings: the first link is for Eric's Lecture DVD which is the next best thing to being there and you can see for yourself if you want to catch him the next time he lectures near-by.

Thank you professor I did not think that there were that many real music lovers here.

Yes. I saw his lecture in Seattle about a little over a month ago. I enjoyed it quite a bit. He was selling a variety of marketing manuscripts, DVDs and copies of AH-HA (his book with David Harkey) and I believe that the package deal for everything was $100.

He had strong stuff on marketing. His small display of magic was great too. I recommend folks study his methods. I am pouring over the materials I received.

Frank Kennedy