THE NEW GAME - Launches
May 6th at the Hilton Metropole Hotel
Birmingham
The Mission - To attend the launch of VWD’s
dynamic new game at the Hilton Metropole at the NEC Birmingham on
Saturday the 6th of May 2006 and to get as many of your team there as
possible.
Registration is at 11:00 and start time is at 12:00.
Check out more details by watching the latest webcast
On the day you will also be shown the new games incredible prize, how
the game is played, how you make money and the fantastic new online and
offline marketing tools and how to use them. Also see the re launch of
Grab-a-Grand with a new hyper viral aspect built into it and how it will
increase your business building.
Your mission is to then use these new tools to build a massive business.
Click here for your tickets - cost £5.00 per person and will include
tea and biscuits on registration. Please bring other refreshments for
consumption during the mission. I have 3 tickets to give away to the
first 3 members of my downline to
email me
YOU MUST BE THERE! Any questions please ring me +44
(0) 7974378412
I was speaking with another VWD member
(not in our team) who I met on the forum and he is so exitited at
having just introduced a premiership football club - none other than
West Ham United FC! - Wow.
This got me thinking, if West Ham are
using e-lottery to generate funds, what about all the smaller local
clubs - and not only football clubs. There's tennis, hockey, rugby,
golf and many more and they all need ways of raising funds!
I don't know if this will do any good,
if it will work or not but what the hell, I'm going to give it a
try!
I have a letter that I am going to send
out along with a DVD and brochure to ALL the local clubs in my area.
If you would like to try this, please feel free to use my letter -
just change the details on it to suit yourself. It's in MS Word
format so not difficult. Download it here
What got me thinking about this was...
West ham joined as affiliates - they are
going to promote this to their fans (I don't know how many there are
but it must be lots - I don't follow football!)
Their fans join and play or even become
affiliates - what do you think will happen to the income of the
person who introduced West Ham?
