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HOW
TO CONQUER THE WORLD: FULL-DAY MULTIMEDIA SEMINAR Garrett
Wasny delivers a full-day multimedia seminar entitled How to Conquer
the World: Going Global Online with Your Small Business.
The presentation is divided into four acts and 10 modules.
This provides details on the agenda, why
you should order and attend the seminar, and what past participants have
said about the seminar.
MORNING AGENDA
8:00 a.m.
Registration and Networking Immediately
when they walk in the door, all participants receive a FREE copy of
the 84-page How to Conquer the World seminar manual. Includes global
e-business tips, strategies, templates, exercises, and a 100+-point web
trade action plan. A $199 ($U.S.) value.
8:30 a.m.
Welcome and Introduction
Your Trainer: Garrett Wasny, CMC (Certified
Management Consultant) is an award - winning author, webmaster, and multimedia trainer in
Vancouver, Canada. He is the author of three books on global e-business:
Using
the Web to Compete in a Global Marketplace, How
to Conquer the World, and World
Business Resources.com. A prize-winning speaker, he has delivered hundreds of
multimedia presentations on the Internet and international trade throughout North America
and Europe.
8:40 a.m.
Act I
1. Instantly Global
How E-Commerce and the Internet are Revolutionizing International Trade
- Major E-Commerce Trends
- Key International Trade Trends
- How Does This Impact Me?
- What Does All This Mean?
- Three Things You MUST Do Now
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 1
2. Border-Buster Toolkit
Mission-Critical E-Tools for Your Desktop
- Internet Access
- Browsers
- E-Mail
- Utilities
- Personal Information Managers
- Personal Services
- Group Scheduling
- Appointment Scheduling
- Virtual Offices
- E-Conferencing
- Data Storage
- Office Suite
- Database
- E-Rentals
- Business Planning
- E-Surveys
- Contact Management
- Bookkeeping
- Employment
- E-Fax
- E-Telephone
- E-Newsletters
- E-Translation
- E-Learning
- Technology Support
- Security
- Wireless
- Export
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 2
3. Digital Reconnaissance
Power Search Strategies for International Traders
- Difficulties of Searching Online
- Leading Search Engines and Directories
- Meta-Search Engines
- International Editions of Search Engines and Directories
- Regional and Country-Specific Search Resources
- Specialty Search Resources
- Subject Directories
- Search Robots
- Key Search Directory Resource
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 3
10:00 a.m.
Morning Coffee and Networking
10:20 a.m.
Act II
Question and answer session
4. Virtual Trade Missions
The 10 Best Places Online to Research International Business
Opportunities Online
- Trade Portals
- Global eLibraries
- Government Trade Agencies
- Embassies and Consulates
- Trade Shows and Missions
- Trade Leads
- Government Procurement Agencies
- Discussion Groups
- Trade Broadcast Networks
- Media Hubs
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 4
5. E-Marketplaces
Leading Business-to-Business Exchanges Around the World
- Multi-Industry Exchanges
- Geographic-Based Exchanges
- Private e-Marketplaces
- Vertical Markets
- Functional Markets
- Professional Services Exchanges
- Small Business E-Centres
- Barter
- Buyer Groups
- Auctions
- Reverse Auctions
- E-Clearing Houses
- E-Procurement
- Surplus Inventory
- Used Equipment
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 5
Noon
Lunch and Networking
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AFTERNOON AGENDA
1:00 p.m.
Act III
Question and answer session
6. One Giant Leap
How to Launch Your Own E-Business
- Free E-Marketplace Surveillance
- Free Brochure Storefronts
- Free E-Commerce Storefronts
- Subscription E-Commerce Storefronts
- E-Marketplace Storefronts
- International Mall Storefronts
- Online Money Transfer Services
- E-Publishing Storefronts
- E-Auction Storefronts
- E-Commerce Websites in a Box
- Outsource E-Commerce Website
- Outsource E-Marketplace
- Key Lessons Learned
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 6
7. Internationalization 101
How to Transform a Local Online E-Store into a Global Business Magnet
- First Impressions
- Contact Information
- Writing Style
- Design
- Product Descriptions
- Transactions
- Legal Issues
- Outlook
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 7
8. Parlez-Vous E-Com
How to Translate and Localize Your Cyber Business
- Why Translate
- How to Start Translating Your Site
- Which Languages to Offer
- Translation Options
- Leading Translation Tools and Services
- Localization vs. Translation
- How to Localize Your Site
- Localization Best Practices
- Key Translation/Localization Issues on the Web
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 8
2:30 p.m.
Afternoon Coffee and Networking
2:50 p.m.
Act IV
Question and answer session
9. Global E-Promotion
How to Market your E-Business to the World
- How Surfers Search for Online Information
- Search Engines and Directories
- Linking
- Viral Marketing
- E-Marketplaces
- Company E-Directories
- Export E-Directories
- Online Trade Missions
- Public Relations
- Traditional Media Channels
- E-mail Publishing
- Interactive Forums
- Networking
- Paid Online Advertising
- E-Incentives
- E-Feedback
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 9
10. To Infinity and Beyond
30 Forecasts on the Future of International Trade on the
Web
Global e-Business
- Global e-commerce
- Mental geography of e-commerce
- Global competition
- Expansion of trade
- B2B transactions
- E-commerce adoption rates
- B2B e-marketplaces
- Consortium-backed e-marketplaces
- E-marketplace storefronts
- E-benchmarking
- Old economy sectors
- Paperless transactions
- Destination-less shipping
- GPS delivery
- Online and offline services
- E-expectations
- Time
Trade Agreements
- WTO's future
- China's entry in WTO
- FTAA's future
- EU's future
- APEC's future
Web Technology
- Non-PC Access
- M-Commerce
- V-Commerce
- T-Commerce
- L-Commerce
- Mass Customization
- Nanotechnology
- Internet omnipresence
Global Web Trade
Game:
Round 10
Global Web Trade
Game:
FINAL TALLY
What your score means:
80-100 points: Digital Diamond. You have an
excellent understanding of global web trade issues.
60-79 points: Gold Globetrotter. You have a
very good understanding of global web trade issues.
40-59 points: Silver Surfer. While you have a
basic understanding of global web trade issues, further study is
required.
39 points and below: Bronze Browser. While
you are on the right track, you need to improve your understanding of
specific international trade concepts, trends, and resources online.
4:00 p.m.
Wrap-Up, Question and Answer Session, and Networking
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20 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ORDER AND ATTEND THE
SEMINAR
Information-packed, fast-paced, and fun, the How to
Conquer the World seminar was designed especially to help small
businesspeople succeed in the online global marketplace. Here's 20
reasons why you should attend:
1. Save money. Find out where to get
top-notch international trade information for free -- like market reports,
procurement notices, company directories, electronic commerce manuals,
export software, and trade finance documentation. This material would
normally cost you thousands of dollars from a consultant or retailer.
2. Save time. If you've surfed the
Internet, you know the frustrations of searching online for information.
Endless links. Ads everywhere. Questionable content. The seminar shows you
how to cut through all this cyber junk and gain instant access the top
trade sites, and benefit immediately.
3. Discover buried e-treasures. According
to the journal Science, popular search engines cover only 10% or less of
the electronic universe. That means millions of pages are unreachable to
anyone lacking the specific web address. Like a virtual treasure map, the
seminar gives you the precise locations of thousands of little-known but
highly valuable global business sites that would be virtually impossible
to find using regular search engines.
4. Boost cross-border sales. Discover where
to find prime prospects in overseas markets at the click of a mouse. Learn
about underrated e-services that will market your products and services to
international buyers, and automatically match you with potential overseas
partners and suppliers at no charge.
5. Expand buying power. Find out how to
work the Internet to find new international suppliers, and attract more
and better bidders from the world over for your inputs, contracts, and
outsourcing needs.
6. Check out the competition. See what
organizations and companies all around the world -- from Argentina to
Andorra, and China to Canada --are doing online to promote trade and
attract investment.
7. Go global. According to the World Trade
organization, 25% of global output is now exported, up from 7% in 1950.
Even with the recent Asian slowdown, exports of merchandise and commercial
services surged from $U.S. 4.6 trillion in 1993 to more than $U.S. 7
trillion in 1998. That translates into worldwide exports of nearly $U.S.
20 billion a day, and $800 million an hour. If you're new to exporting,
the seminar will show you how to access this exploding universe of trade
prospects online. If you already export, uncover new markets and offshore
prospects -- prospects who may have been unfeasible to target using
traditional marketing methods, but are now a snap to reach on the web.
8. See the world. Doing random searches for
international business resources online is like traveling in a foreign
city without a map. You'll go in circles, and waste valuable time and
money. Like a first-class ticket on a luxury tour, the seminartakes the
guesswork out of your online experience and shows you exactly where to
find the best and freshest information on seven continents.
9. Increase productivity. Learn how to
access virtual trade teams -- websites that provide free how-to advice on
everything from exhibiting at a trade show to recruiting overseas to
arranging an international trip. You'll transform your desktop into an
international trade service center at no-charge.
10. Build smarter. Find out easy ways you
can globalize your website, flag your page to international customers, get
free webspace, and add interactive features such as message boards, chat
rooms, counters, and e-mail lists at zero expense.
11. Tap cross-border networks. Discover the
free trade services and information offered by the thousands of Embassies,
Consulates, trade offices, bilateral business associations, and other
offices online.
12. Learn new CI techniques. Find out how
the web introduces scores of new competitive intelligence (CI) sources
onto the research radar screen. Discover how to gather and distill this
previously inaccessible information into high - magnification reports on
international market opportunities.
13. Smash barriers. Asked why they don't export,
businesspeople often cite "lack of information and capital," and
a belief that exporting is "too complicated" and "only for
big, manufacturing firms." The seminar shows you how the Internet
blows away these barriers, and levels the global playing field for even
the tiniest of operations.
14. Rethink old assumptions. Find out why you
must revisit old assumptions about what is -- and what is not -- a
potentially exportable good or service. Your organization may have
services or products long though of as "for internal use only"
or "strictly for a local, domestic market." On the Internet,
these seemingly unexportable offerings could be converted into a
cross-border revenue stream.
15. Upgrade skills. The seminar is a wise
investment for your career. In today's digital jungle, cyber-trade skills
and intelligence will give you an important edge, especially with the
growing importance of the Internet and global trade in virtually all
sectors of the economy.
16. Beat the 404 blues. Most surfers have
encountered the time-wasting "404 error" or "unable to
locate server" messages when looking for a particular website. Learn
simple browsing techniques that can help you bypass these errors, and
quickly find sites you're seeking even with no forwarding address.
17. Search deeper and farther. Find out how
to use regional search engines, company directories, and product databases
to uncover new global contacts, customers, suppliers, and partners that
would be impossible using popular search tools.
18. Learn from experience. Discover the
preferred portals, proven tactics, and street-wise solutions used by
successful global businesspeople online. Know which strategies to follow
-- and which pitfalls to avoid -- when pursuing new cross-border markets
on the web.
19. Gain comfort. Feel secure in the
knowledge that you're preparing yourself and your organization for the
digital age, and charting your course in a single electronic market moving
at the speed of light.
20. See the big picture. Pinpoint the key
Internet trade trends that are now revolutionizing global business, and
what simple and inexpensive things you can do -- right here, right now --
to leapfrog to the front of the digital pack.
For details on how to order this day-long How to Conquer the World seminar or
the shorter half-day or two-hour versions for your organization, e-mail Garrett Wasny at webmaster@howtoconquertheworld.com
or call Tel: 604/878-4555.
COMMENTS FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS
"One of the best presentations I have been to, bar
none, very effective (very interactive with quiz game)."
"Interesting, informative, funny. If Hunter
Thompson gave seminars on E-Business he would have been Garrett Wasny".
"Very well spoken. Can not only talk very
fast but skilled enough to get the point across. I liked having something
in detail to follow along with."
"Loads of dry info, presented in a funny, useful
way."
"High energy, supporting materials great! Humour
keeps interest and attention!!"
"Top rated public speaker! Organized lecture
superbly."
"Very entertaining and knowledgeable, polite and
great presentation."
"Keep things moving, keep crowds attention, geared
toward small business."
"Lots of websites that can help out a lot and basic
tips and info."
"Overwhelming but extremely useful a great
resource."
"Touched on many, if not all aspects of Ecommerce,
especially multinational info base, highlighted individual search
engines."
"Can apply almost everything to either a current
web page or to create a new web page, keeping everything simple."
"Lots of info, great!! Very applicable for our
business."
"Useful information, not readily or easily
obtained."
"Excellent content, very well organized and
presented power point linked to seminar agenda book."
"He is giving information to use in one day that
has taken him years to source."
"URLs alone, listed in agenda / info book will
save me months of research."
"Great amount of info, all useful and valuable
handout excellent."
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