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This is the show where I bring you the best tips, tactics, and strategies for using paid traffic to grow your business on autopilot.

You also hear what's working and not working right now from the top minds and online marketing

so that you can get more leads and sales every day without having to empty

your wallet in the process. All right, let's jump into it.

Welcome back to the Art of Pay Traffic Podcast, everybody. This is episode number 70,

and I am Rick Mulready. Thank you so much for joining me today. Really hope you're having a

great day, whatever you were up to. On today's episode, we're going to be starting a mini series all about

webinars and how to use them in conjunction with paid traffic to quickly grow your business.

Now, we're doing this series here in January because it was almost exactly two years ago

that I started using webinars in my business. And it was almost exactly two years ago that I started using

webinars in my business. And it was at that point that my business completely took off when I

started using webinars. So if you're looking to have a breakthrough year here in 2016,

one strategy that can catapult your business very quickly is to use webinars. So we're going to be covering

webinars here over the next few weeks. And today, we're going to be talking about automated

webinars or what I like to call streaming workshops. And I'm going to share with you my strategy

for how I use automated webinars or streaming workshops to create an automated sales machine in my business

using Facebook ads to drive the overall sales machine. Now in the next episode, John Lee Dumas from

Entrepreneur on Fire is going to be joining me to talk about how he has used Facebook ads to drive webinar

registrations for his weekly webinars that generate literally tens of thousands of dollars every

single week. And he's also going to be sharing webinar tips for increasing conversion. So that's

going to be the next episode. And then the following episode after that, my very good friend Amy Porterfield

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