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When you conduct your first pole dancing party, you may be a bit nervous. Relax and remember that everyone who attends the party is probably a little apprehensive about pole dancing. After all, most people associate pole dancing with stripping and this idea of exercise and home parties is far from mainstream.

You are going to have to set up the party with your hostess. She will then solicit people to come to the party to learn pole dancing. She will charge a fee for each person to attend the party. The hostess needs to get something for hosting the party to give her an incentive. One thing she will get is free lessons. She will not have to pay for the pole dancing lessons.

In addition to the pole dancing lesson, the hostess should also be able to choose from a variety of different gifts. These should all be contingent upon her having enough people at her party. For example, you can give her a $50 spa gift certificate if she has 10 people at her party, a $100 gift certificate if she has 20 people at the party.

Do not use money as an incentive with the hostess. The reason for this is that if the other partygoers find out that the hostess got a percentage of the profits, they will feel duped. Share the wealthy, but never do it in cash. Reserve cash percentages for anyone who teaches a class for you.

The hostess will have to supply food and beverages for the partygoers. The partygoers get to go to the party and enjoy food, drinks and learn how to pole dance. All for a price. Figure on about $25 a person, and that’s being very reasonable. You can set your own fees. It is not unusual for some pole dancing instructors to charge $50 a person.

It is important that you portray yourself as an expert in pole dancing and that the hostess makes it clear to her friends and family who are coming to the party that they are paying for your expertise and lessons, and not paying to come to a party.

Standard home parties usually are free, but the partygoers are expected to buy something. This is true with mainstream home demonstrations or parties. The one exception to this is when lessons or some other area of expertise is involved. In these cases, people pay up front but have nothing to purchase when they come to the party.

Many women would prefer to go to a home party where they pay up front for lessons, astrology predictions, fortune telling or hypnotism than a party where they will be hounded to purchase something that they really don’t want and will then be hounded to sell that item. People are not stupid and know that there is no such thing as “free.”

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Twitter is a social networking tool you can use to connect with friends, customers or prospects.

Twitter is loved by Google because it’s nothing but fresh content.

The individual tweets (posts) are 140 characters or less including spaces which forces you to think about what you say.

The words and phrases in your tweet is how it is indexed.

Your tweets and followers help build backlinks to your Twitter page.

Your Twitter page has an RSS Feed that can be marketed like any other Web 2.0 property.

Your Twitter RSS feed can be added to many social media services and Feed Readers such as Google Reader.

Twitter can help you in business if used correctly BUT it can also get you in trouble if you post a tweet that isn’t well thought out.

Tweets a public and searchable by ANYONE so be very aware that you are posting to the entire web and not just a single person.

Your Twitter page’s RSS Feed can be marketed by RSS Power Plus Pro if you have your own domain and web hosting account. This server side script will take any RSS Feed you give it and submit it to 20 different RSS aggregators. Imagine submitting your Twitter RSS Feed to 20 RSS aggregator services with a single click. Note: These services ARE delivering targeted traffic to my pages just like the search engines.

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That is, you create brand new, never before released curriculum that is the focus of your coaching program.

This is how I created my Six-Figure Formula coaching program. I developed completely new materials to teach people how to start and run a successful internet business in only 3 hours per day. The information wasn’t shared before in any format, nor is it available anywhere else.

The key to this kind of coaching program is this –

It’s not been seen before and it can’t be found elsewhere. The only place to get it is to join your coaching program.

That’s why Six-Figure Formula continues to sell out every time I offer it.

Now, this is the most challenging of the three models. (If you’ll notice, the degree of difficulty has increased with each model.) It requires a great deal of effort to create this kind of coaching program, but it can also be the most lucrative.

Obviously, you need to develop the curriculum from scratch, which can be a bit time-consuming.

The scope of this special report is to give you some methods of creating a coaching program, not to explain in-depth how to do each of them. So, I’m not going to explain how to create your own curriculum. Heck, that would be a coaching program in itself!

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Tell your prospects the your first video is free to view but they need to opt-in to your list to see the second video. It could be that you are launching a series of videos or you are dividing a long video up into smaller parts.

Just make sure you first video will persuade them to opt-in to see the next one. You also could ask them to invite a few friends using a tell a friend script to see the next video. Tell them they can always unsubscribe later if they don't want to be on your list.

Lots Of Views

Tell your prospects that a ton of people have viewed your video. Of course, use the specific number amount to make it more detailed. People will see that that make people can't be wrong about your video and it must be a popular subject they should learn more about.

You can also mention your video web site's traffic rank to show them how popular it is or tell them how many view per minute, hour or day.

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41. Useful Expressions

Hay Había Hay que + infinitiveTener que + inf. Ir a + inf. Acabar de + inf. Hace + time

There is/are There was/were It is necessary to + inf. To have to + inf. To go to + inf. To have just + past participletime + ago

42. Progressive Tenses

The progressive tense indicates an action that is ongoing. It is formed by using estar (in any tense) with a present participle. Present participles are formed by dropping the ending of the verb, and adding the following endings to the stem:

Present Participles

-ar
-ando
-er
-iendo
-ir
-iendo

Juan está hablando. Josh is talking. Estaban cantando. They were singing. Estuve escribiendo una carta. I was writing a letter.

43. Haber

Haber - to have

he has ha

hemos habéis han

44. Present Perfect

The present perfect tense is a compound tense using haber with a past participle. (Haber is only used as a helping verb; it is never used to show possession.) This tense can be translated as have or has done something. Please note that the preterite tense is used more often than this tense when expressing the past.

Past participles are formed by dropping the infinitive ending, and adding these endings:

Past Participles

-ar -er -ir
-ado -ido -ido

The following verbs have irregular past participles: abrir (to open) - abierto (opened); escribir (to write) - escrito (written); morir (to die) - muerto (died); poner (to put) - puesto (put); ver (to see) - visto (seen); volver (to return) - vuelto (returned); decir (to say) - dicho (said); hacer (to do) - hecho (done).

No han vendido la casa. They have not sold the house. Dónde ha puesto Ud. la llave? Where have you put the key? Hemos gastado mucho dinero. We have spent a lot of money. Qué ha dicho Ud.? What did you say?

45. Places
movies
el cine
office
la oficina
restaurant
el restaurante
bank
el banco
mountain
la montaña
pastry shop
la pastelería
swimming pool
la piscina
meat shop
la carnicería
cafe
el café
ice cream shop
le heladería
house
la casa
fruit shop
la frutería
concert
el concierto
fish shop
la pescadería
library
la biblioteca
pharmacy
la farmacia
theater
el teatro
candy store
la dulcería
country
el campo
bookstore
la librería
supermarket
el supermercado
paper store
la papelería
bread shop
la panadería
flower shop
la floristería
46. Transportation
by bus
en autobús
by bicycle
en bicicleta
by car
en coche
by motorcycle
en motocicleta
by subway
en metro
by taxi
en taxi
by plane
en avión
by train
en tren
by boat
en barco
on foot
a pie
47. To Want, to Be Able to, to Have to
querer-to want
poder-to be able to, can
deber-to have to, must
quiero
queremos
puedo
podemos
debo
debemos
quieres
queréis
puedes
podéis
debes
debéis
quiere
quieren
puede
pueden
debe
deben

48. House

house living roomden dining roomkitchen bedroom room closet bathroom fireplace stairway wall floor ceiling roof hall window ground floorsecond floor

la casa la sala de reciboel gabinete el comedor la cocina la recámara el cuarto el armario el cuarto de bañola chimenea la escalera la pared el suelo el techo el tejado el pasillo la ventana el piso bajo el primer piso