Some of the Many Benefits of Being a Channel Owner/Publisher

As a CP (Channel Publisher) your channel will be an active participant in the $250,000 "DeskView Q-Launch". This Launch enables Channel Marketing to GUARANTEE you 500 subscribers to your channel in the first 90 days.

With a targeted market of 100,000 subscribers (200 x 500) in the first 90 days, the Channel Marketing Profit Sharing Pool should be well in excess of the 1% Per Day paid to our CPs. Out there in cyberspace somewhere are all of the suspects, prospects, customers, clients, and advocates who would ever possibly be interested in your products and services.

What is a Channel?
A channel is a direct electronic conduit of information between you and your Members/Subscriber. Channels are media-rich, two-way communication venues. They can contain text, HTML, graphics, sound files, even videos, as well as multiple communication options.

Publisher to Subscriber
For anyone needing "Quick," dependable, direct communication with customers, staff, members, downline or colleagues (and in any business, who doesn't?), channels simply blow e-mail communication out of the water.

Once a Subscriber has added your channel, anytime you add something new to that channel, your Subscriber will be notified immediately. Or, the next time your Subscriber opens DeskView they will get notification of any updates to your channel. Channels are secure, so you cannot spam. But that is just one of the many reasons to switch to channels. Not only can you quickly and easily send information to all of your Subscribers, but your Subscribers can communicate (instant message) with you, without using email. Now you're getting back to the basics of building personal relationships with your Subscribers.

Subscriber To Publisher
COMMENTS - If you enable comments, your Subscribers can add notes to any of your postings. All they have to do is just click a link, add their comment and their response is immediately added to that item, online, right there. Regular channels are pull technology, which means your Subscribers "pull" or subscribe to your channel to get just the information they want. Now add DeskView's two-way communication features to the mix and you see why Publishers and Subscribers alike are saying, "In the YEAR OF COMMUNICATION, this is the Internet's First Electronic Delivery Station."