What is Kajabi?

If you’ve paid attention to some of 2010′s biggest launches, you probably noticed one thing they had in common.

• List Control
• Product Launch Formula 3.0
• Video Boss
• Outsource Force

All had a little link at the bottom that said "Powered By Kajabi" and until now, not too many people knew what that was about. Today, FINALLY, answers.

It’s apparently already changed the way John Reese, Andy Jenkins, Frank Kern, Trey Smith, and Jeff Walker marketed
their biggest products this year.

I think it’s going to change the way EVERYONE markets online very soon. And after you watch this, it’ll probably make a convert out of you too.

Oh yeah, there is NO OPT-IN NEEDED to watch this. It’s totally in the open.

This product is looking very promising and I’m looking forward to getting through the special report they just released as well.

If you read my previous post about FollowFriday’s you’ll know why I’ve decided to take a different approach to FollowFriday. If not, you can read “Taking Back FollowFriday the Chris Brogan Way” for the back story.

In April, it’s all about Zen…

April’s been a busy month, but a productive one. The highlight for me was definitely completing the ZenProfits Blog Marketing Blueprint and getting it to market. It’s with that in mind that I’d like to thank the following awesome people this #FollowFriday for their help and support without which none of this would have been possible.

ZenProfits Blog Marketing Blueprint

Firstly,

To @NinjaCupcake – Thanks for putting up with the late nights, long hours & breakfast in bed, you’re the best!

Secondly,

To @CamGreen, @GoodSEO, @ByronRode & @FuziJuzi, @JeanreS and anyone else who got their hands on a friends only preview copy of the ebook – Thanks for taking the time out to read, digest and review it and for providing such great feedback regarding pricing and tweaks, you rock!

Last, but not least…

@laraleepalmer, @Saudiqua, @adsmitchell, @fem_fatalle, the @SiliconCape massive and the rest of my super cool Twitter Followers, thank you for the thoughts, discussions, links and laughs, keep them coming.

Well, that concludes this edition of my FollowFriday recommendations for the last week of April. Watch this space for more awesome folks to engage and follow on Twitter.

What do you think of the new style FollowFriday?

If you liked this post, I encourage you to try the same thing next Friday, think about the people you wish to thank and tag them all in a blog post and then share a link to it on Twitter, it beats the pants off cramming a bunch of names into a status update!

There’s a really cool event called the Forbidden Fruit Music Festival, a South African Rock Festival scheduled for 13-15 November 2009 in the Boland. This three day event that is set to rock the Boland like never before and is hosted by FGroup in conjunction with Western Cape Tourism and The Trust.

Forbidden Fruit Music Festival

The event to be held at Kleinplasie Show Grounds is set to feature eighteen of South Africa’s hottest bands and artists such as Zebra & Giraffe, Prime Circle, Cherry Vinyl, Just Jinger, Aking, Kurt Darren and Josie Field.

Forbidden Fruit Day One

Friday 13 November, 2009

The festival will kick off on the Friday morning with a golf day for sponsors and VIP’s. Gates will open at 12pm along with the restaurants and entertainment, bands take to the stage at 5pm.

Here’s the line-up for Forbidden Fruit Friday which is set to close out at around 01h00:

• 17H00 – Cherry Vinyl
• 17H45 – Saint Fearless
• 18H30 – Cofield Mundi
• 19H30 – CODA
• 20H30 – DJ Ossewa
• 21H30 – Karen Zoid
• 22H30 – Just Jinjer

Forbidden Fruit Day Two

Saturday 14 November, 2009

Forbidden Fruit Saturday starts with a fun run and the bands are on stage at 11am, acts include:

• 11H00 Matthys Roets & Vriende
• 12H00 Justin Bergh
• 13H00 Kurt Darren
• 14H00 Emo Adams
• 15H00 Akkedis & Albert Frost
• 16H15 Josie Field
• 17H15 Sterling EQ & Gugulethu Tenors
• 18H15 Aking
• 19H15 Zebra & Giraffe
• 20H15 Bed On Bricks
• 21H15 Prime Circle

Forbidden Fruit Day Three

Sunday 15 November, 2009

Forbidden Fruit Sunday opens at 9am for a fun filled family day.

Forbidden Fruit Music Festival Ticket Prices

• Early Bird Specials: (Bookings before 24 September)
  • Weekend only package: R250
  • Weekend only package kids under 14: R110
• Pre-bookings
  • Friday: R130, Saturday: R160, Sunday: R40 -Kids under 14: Friday: R70, Saturday: R100, Sunday: R20
• V.I.P Tickets
  • -Friday:R350, Saturday: R450 These include front-row seats on a private deck, with an exclusive bar, private parking, V.I.P Meal, private bar and ablutions.
• Tickets @Gate
  • Friday: R160, Saturday: R190, Sunday: R40
  • Kids under 14: Friday: R100, Saturday: R140, Sunday: R20
• Accommodation & Transport
  • Contact: tours@fgroup.co.za

More Information

For more information about the Forbidden Fruit Music Festival, visit the event web site at www.4biddenfruit.co.za or check out the event’s Facebook Group.

Related Links:

• Western Cape Tourism
• The Trust

Twit... Twit... Twitter

I was checking out the State of the Twittersphere report by Dan Zarrella who works at HubSpot and was really amazed at the kind of information that’s in it.

Here are a few the Twitter stats & items that I found quite interesting:

• 79.79% failed to provide a homepage URL.
• 75.86% of users have not entered a bio in their profile.
• 68.68% have not specified a location.
• 55.50% os users are not following anyone.
• 54.88% of users with accounts have never tweeted.
• 52.71% of Twitter user accounts have no followers.

There’s tons of other useful infor in the PDF report which is freely available for download from HubSpot.