At the 2008 Convention for MA the owner of Haute Living Magazine announced a Special Edition of the publication featuring over a dozen stories about the company. This is a new tool for us to use and gets the word out to the elite upper class & who's who of business to learn about Market America and our people. The newsstand price for a typical issue of Haute Living is $25!!! And a typical story is about yachts, private jets and luxury cars. This issue also has a story about Donny Deutsch, I love his CNBC show The Big Idea which focuses on the American Dream with entrepreneurs. Can't wait for MA to be a featured story on his show......then people will know that MA has attained fame & recognition it deserves. hehe

We have an amazing connection to the publisher of HL....he's one of the Ridinger's BFF(best-friend-forever) & a registered distributor now!! At the event he spoke about how his magazine regularly features business people and their success stories of how they got to their pinnacle but then he realized how the Ridinger's success is also spinning off new millionaires with MA's UnFranchise system. MA is empowering others that otherwise would probably not have a chance to accomplish that with traditional careers.

I love the pages and pages of our revamped product advertisements. It'll be great to get a few customers with that kind of disposable income from this special issue. They'd appreciate the quality and research done for MA's merchandise and like everyone else get maRewards for it or even chose to register for the business plan too so that they can help others with a entrepreneurial partnership.

Needless to say it showcases the company, the products & the people quite impressively. I brought this edition to a Meetup networking event the other day and found it was a powerful conversation piece. I look forward to sharing it with more prospects and getting people to see how established MA has become and how they can be part of it if they're looking for change but I think the key is that they must be committed to doing something different. And using excuses for not being online shoppers or web savvy or not into nutrition or makeup or "fill-in-the-blank" is a waste of time. Guess that's what'll happen anyway but its nice to know early so that we can all move on.

Now when are those ads & tv commercials coming out!!! My husband says he's going to call me everytime he sees a Mary Kay, Avon or Amway/Quixtar one until he actually sees one from MA.........ugh!!! Hey MA-are ya done yet??

Here's an excerpt about HL:

"Haute Living is for those who demand—and have the means to experience—the most luxurious choices in life. Haute Living is able to reach the most elite and affluent audience.
Each copy of Haute Living magazine enjoys multiple reads, thanks to its sleek, oversized format and The Standard Publication for the Luxury Lifestyle haute [oht] -adjective high-class or high-toned; fancy luxurious quality.
Haute Living is delivered in the most affluent areas, from Palm Beach's Worth Avenue to New York's Madison Avenue to Beverly Hill's Rodeo Drive. Haute Living is also mailed directly to an extremely exclusive list of Who's Who across the United States, a list that includes more than 15,000 of the top designers, developers, architects, and bankers.
Wherever the affluent congregate, Haute Living has access. Our proven distribution model puts the magazine in the hands of high net-worth individuals who are simply not interested in learning about the finest offerings in private jets, yachts, watches, jewelry, real estate, and travel, but actually purchase the most coveted luxury items. Readers of Haute Living don't dream of the good life, they live it."
Haute Living web site: www.hauteliving.com

(No picture of the cover, the one I saved from the newsletter was halved for some reason, I'll post one from my camera I guess)