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New York, NY – CarbonCopyPRO recently announced the winner of their first ever “Brick & Mortar Throwdown” contest. The light-hearted competition was designed to encourage traditional business owners to share the impact the company’s marketing training and education has had on their businesses’ bottom line.

“CarbonCopyPRO began as a marketing education and lead management platform for internet marketers,” stated the company’s President, Aaron Parkinson. “What we discovered along the way, however, was a tremendous void in resources available to traditional business owners and that is why we are actively bringing this invaluable education to Main Street. We want to empower the “Mom and Pop” small business owners by providing them with simple, cost efficient marketing strategies they can implement and manage themselves.”

The winner of CarbonCopyPRO’s inaugural contest is Kurt Kytonen, owner of Mills Canvas, a boat cover dealership located in Minnesota. Mr. Kytonen, known by his Twitter moniker “Canvasman”, started his business in 1980 but didn’t develop an Internet presence (www.CoverSmart.biz) until 2007. In early 2010 Kurt began implementing CarbonCopyPRO’s marketing strategies and in just three months drove more traffic to his website than he had in the three previous years combined.

“Business is BOOMING this year thanks to CarbonCopyPRO’s simple step-by-step program,” stated Mr. Kytonen. “One week lead times have turned in to two and three week lead times. I never had any idea I could do so well on the Internet.”

When asked about his advertising budget and what this dramatic increase in traffic to his website has cost him, Mr. Kytonen estimates he’s spent “a couple of hundred dollars”.

CarbonCopyPRO is hosting their 6th “Master Marketing Event” in Las Vegas at the Venetian Resort on November 20, 2010. All business owners and aspiring business owners are invited to this intensive training and business-building event. Tickets can be purchased at CarbonCopyPRO.com.

CarbonCopyPRO, founded nearly five years ago by Jay Kubassek and Aaron Parkinson, is an Internet marketing education and resources company with services available in 188 countries and 50 languages. The company’s mission is to teach anyone anywhere in the world, to market anything to anybody.

WHEN: Sat Nov 20th, 2010: 9am to about 5pm.

HOW: Early Registration will be available starting from Fri (the day before) 5pm-7pm. Registration will then open again at 7am Sat morning and run until noon. Click here to register!

WHERE: The Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino
3355 Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States

VIDEO: Click here to watch a video about the event!

You do not need to be a CarbonCopyPRO member to attend this event.

See you in Vegas!

The next CarbonCopyPRO Master Marketing Event has been announced! It will be held in Boca Raton, Florida on 31 March 2010. Well over 1000 people attended that last Master Marketing Event in Las Vegas so we expect a HUGE turnout for this one.

Carbon Copy PRO Master Marketing Events feature presentations from leading business professionals, all designed to help PRO members make even more money with their businesses.

The cost for these Events are kept low ($99) so that as many members as possible can attend. This isn’t a big money-making thing for PRO; rather, it’s an opportunity for us to thank our members with cutting-edge marketing education and advice.

We look forward to seeing you in Boca in two months!

Great new video highlighting people and events from CarbonCopyPRO’s MasterMarketing Event in Las Vegas, 19 November 2009:

CarbonCopyPRO held its fourth MasterMarketing Event at the Paris Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on 19 November 2009.

Over 1400 members representing 22 countries attended to learn about cutting-edge marketing strategies, cheer on award winners, network with each other, and have fun!

CarbonCopyPRO also announced a new version of its InsideOut DVD (included in your Application Kit if you choose to apply to become a member of PRO) and the BlackBox Internet marketing toolkit (which replaces the BiB–Business in a Box).