Information Marketing: The 5 Questions I Inevitably Ask Everyone Of My Guests

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Posted on October 14, 2009
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This past weekend I was attending Jerry D Clark’s Rhino Millionaire Intensive in Dallas…

One of the attendees asked Jerry for a list of interview questions, that he can use to conduct his interviews.

Over the years I have done several teleseminars and interviewed many successful people on my blog. Over these many years I have made one observation consistenlty i,e The quality of the interview is not dependent on the type of questions you ask but the amount of prep work you put in going into the interview. Also the chemistry you develop with your guest in the first 5 minutes of the interview does control the overall outcome.

What happens if you have not done your prep-work and you absolutely don’t know this guest that well at all, but have to perform the interview becuase of some other obligations. This specific scenario happend to me recently when I had to do a series of promotional interviews with 12 speakers for my Internet Income Summit. Most of the speakers were known to me, but a couple of them were completely new and I never heard or spoke to them before. These speakers were recommended to me by my trusted friends and mentors.

If you ever encounter a situation like this or you have to interview someone but don’t have a set questions ready.. use my five-question formula.

Question #1: Friends my name is Srini Saripalli and I welcome you all to an exciting interview with . You are all in for a treat. welcome to the call, thanks for taking time to speak to us. we have many people on the call, some know you some don’t. Would you mind giving a breif introduction about who you are what you do.

You have to change a few things in that question, but overall you can see the question is tactfully framed, all becuase you don’t know much about what this person does and what his or her credentials are.

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