Another example of the power of a blog (Fundraising!)
Published: Mon, 02/03/14
Hey there, Amy here...
My two daughters, Olivia and Ava,
are participating in a fundraiser for
Jump Rope for Heart (the American
Heart Association), to raise money
for children with heart disease.
The have each created a webpage and a
video... and are committed to raising lots
of money for these children.
Liv's goal is $1000. If she hits her goal, she
will set a record for her school. Ava's goal is
$500.
free to donate, too... it's tax deductible and
for a great cause):
This is another example of the power
of a blog.
Liv (my 8-year-old) has her own blog.
She posted her video on her blog
explaining about her commitment to raise
$1k for heart disease, sent out an email...
and raised $100 in less than 5 minutes.
For a great cause.
She's learning a ton and having a blast...
And when I spoke to one of my mentors
yesterday and said, "I can't wait til she's
old enough to be an affiliate (like me)!"...
He reminded me that she can use her
blog to start building a list of subscribers
today...
...and she can even retail products that
she's passionate about (like Monster High
dolls on Amazon, etc).
There is literally no limit to the different
ways we can use our user-friendly Empower
Network blogs to get more exposure, raise
money for causes we believe in, and market
anything we want to.
If my 8-year-old can do this...
So can you. :)
I'll show you how...
Just grab your blog today and expect
a call from my assistant to set up your
new member coaching call with me.
I'll talk to you soon...
Life is what YOU make it!
xo-Amy
P.S. In case you missed it, I posted a video
a couple of days ago explaining:
How To Use Multiple Blogs to Make
More Money Online.
P.P. S. If you're ready to be a part of an
amazing team with an awesome culture
of people who truly want to help you
create a better life for yourself in more ways
than just financially...
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shown are extraordinary.
The income claims presented are not
intended to serve as a guarantee of income.
Instead, they're designed to give you an idea of
what's possible. Success in this business - as
with anything, requires leadership, hard work
and dedication.
To see our average earnings, please see our
full income disclaimer by clicking here.
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