Invite a Prospect to a Webinar

I recently discovered how to invite my prospects and customers to view a Webinar without giving them access to my online office.

1) In your office, go to Tools, then  Juice Plus Materials, then to Juice Plus Webinars and Conferences.

2) Open a Webinar.

3) At the top of the window will be the Webinar's internet address (URL).  Click on that address and copy.

4) Create an email to a customer or prospect.  Type a note and paste in the URL.

Example--

Hi, Kimberly.  I hope you are doing well.
I just watched a webinar by Dr. Pamela Benitez, and I thought you might find the information interesting.  Just click on the link below to watch the webinar.  Enjoy.  I welcome your feedback.
Jimmie Rea
https://www.juiceplusvirtualoffice.com/uploads/fckeditor/nsa/Flash/player.html?streamer=rtmp://c4uowi6gasf7.rtmphost.com/usa_webinar/&id=PB%20Webinar%20second%20run.flv&width=640&height=500&volume=70

I customize the email to my prospect or customer by selecting a Webinar that I know will be of interest to them, such as, to a parent of small children, send the Dr. Sears Webinar.

During these cold winter months I have found this to be a successful way to invite my prospects to a Wellness Presentation without having to leave their home.

Jim, as you said, we can call it a "Fireside Webinar Event".

Jimmie Rea

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The Pair That Prevents Prostate Cancer

Each of these veggies can help fight prostate cancer. But eating them together providesbetter protection. We're talking about tomatoes and broccoli.

In animal studies, the combined dietary impact of 'maters and broccoli delivered an even more serious cancer-fighting punch than either produce item delivered alone.

A Dynamic Duo
What makes this pair so powerful? Not only are tomatoes our top source of the antioxidant lycopene, but also they deliver anticancer nutrients like vitamin C, folate, quercetin, kaempferol, and naringenin. Then there's broccoli, the king of the cruciferous family. In addition to cancer-busting carotenoids and polyphenols, broccoli is rich in sulforaphane, a compound credited with clearing carcinogens from the body. Get your broccoli and tomatoes in one tasty meal with this recipe: Pasta with Broccoli, Tomato, and Anchovy Sauce.

So Happy Together!
Both a tomato-rich and cruciferous-heavy diet have been shown to reduce prostate cancer risk. And researchers suspect that the cancer-fighting compounds in these two items have complementary two-pronged effects, promoting cancer cell death and also keeping cancer cells from multiplying and growing out of control.

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