Zynnia Jezek Makes a Video Offer

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Posted by Zanna & Zynnia on 21, October 2009 with 1 Comment

You heard right!  I, Zynnia, want to star in your video short for your blog. Isn’t that cool?  Watch the video – but if you want more complete details,  you will have to visit MY VIDEO STAR website at:  www.ZynniaJezek.com

You will have to to opt-in for the details!  This is important because my sister and I are also  learning about the importance of building a list!

Come on – I will see you on the other side!

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We are Zanna and Zynnia Jezek. You will remember us as Sisters To Success because this is the name we decided on with our mom and she is helping us to make a website for that name. I, Zanna, ,am eleven years old and my little sister, Zynnia, is eight. We love to blog and to learn about the cool things our mom does. One of the things our mom does is affiliate marketing. That is just one of the things she does, but she discovered a man named Mark whose son is making a lot of money doing this work and she shared that with us and we wanted to make a site where we can make money too – to save for all of the things we may need when we get older. Mom is teaching us all about it so we can save money for our future and grow up doing what we love to do. She says the word for that is “entrepreneur” and that is what we both want to be when we grow up. We have always been homeschooled and traveled all over the world. Mom says that this work is like play, and that we were born to play in life, that working is not our divine purpose and that life is meant to be enjoyed. We love our mom because she is so smart and so lucky in life. She travels all of the time and we get to meet so many cool people. Our brother Zachary is just like mom, but he is cooler because he is our big brother. We have a lot to learn and we are excited about learning. We are happy you came here and we hope you will sign up and come back again and again and tell all of your friends.

1 Comment

  1. Admin
    Ocean
    21 October 09, 5:00pm

    I’m very excited about your offer, but I’m also a very skeptical buyer. I want to know that I’m getting value for my investment. What will the video do for my blog?

    Now, that opens up a whole other bunch of questions. You said it will cost $100 for a video! That’s way too much money and for what? It might help to know how much money your videos have helped others increase their traffic. Do you have any before and after statistics, to back up your “outrageous” claim of having done 100′s, no 1000′s of videos. Scam alert, scam alert :( .

    I think you need to get me some assurance up front, for free, that your video will do what you claim. Otherwise, it’s just Zinnia flapping her beautiful yapper. Here’s the point – create value first, demonstrate your services advantages for free and then this will give me a great reason to opt-in and give you my email. These actions will create an greater “why” for me to buy right now! ;-)

    Your present video shows excitement, yet it’s like the following analogy: You, Zinnia, walk into a video game store and say “I’m here to by a video game.” The person at the counter immediately says, “That will cost you $100.” You say, I didn’t tell you what video game I wanted or what features were in the game that I came to buy. The person behind the counter just says, “Well I’m doing my job here, I get paid $10 an hour to stand here and I get paid to help customers like you and it costs $100 for one of the games that I really like, so that’s why I said it will cost you $100.”

    It’s not as exciting for the customer when the salesperson’s goals and desires for themselves are put before promoting their value to the “marketplace”. (Reminds me of my girls whining about getting a new pair of Nike tennis shoes, “because everyone else is getting them” type of thing. Now if they would have said they are less expensive and were shown to ware better at a great price, I would have been all over that. Instead, all they did was whine and complain. End product – frustration, less desirable shoes and everyone a great deal more unhappy.)

    Put yourself in my shoes (there not Nike by the way), what will your service do for me. Sell to my needs first, then we can value it relative to the cost. Looking forward to further negotiations at my email, above.

    Aloha nui loa,

    Ocean

    P.S. Your editor needs to “chop” into the “giggle effect”, you are offering a great serious service here, right?!!

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