Russell Brunson – 7 Figure Shortcut
Russell Brunson – 7 Figure Shortcut | 10.8 GB
Automated Webinars are one of the best ways to create a product once and sell it over and over again. It is like an on-demand webinar but the audience feels as though they are actually there live with the presenter(s) . Can be created with the following software platforms: Infusionsoft, StealthSeminar.com, and Autopilot Webinars. I will be going into more depth about automated webinars in an upcoming post.
Russell Brunson – High Ticket Secrets
Flash video | 11 x MP4/AVC, ~407 kb/s | 640×360 | English: AAC, 96.0 kb/s (2 ch), 44.1 KHz | 1.93 GB
Also included: PDF, Mp3, Files | Genre: Sales, Marketing
High Ticket Secrets – Have you heard about high ticket secrets by Russell Brunson? If not, let me fill you in on what it’s about.
SQL Server is a complex and feature rich platform that can requires knowledge and practice to extract optimum performance from an instance. This course will assist a database administrator in understanding the advanced security features that protect data within databases. You will also gain an advanced understanding in how to examine the activity on your system and better tune the database code to run efficiently.
In SQL Server 2016 Advanced Security
and Administration, we go beyond the basics of managing and securing a SQL Server instance. This course will look at the complex world of encryption and how you can enable this to protect data at rest as well as inside the database. Since performance is important to all clients, the course covers the ways in which an administrator can determine what activity is taking place on a database through Extended Events and how to analyse and improve performance of queries using execution plans and the Query Store.
In the end you will learn how to ensure predictable performance by analysing activity to find any performance problem, use detailed execution plans to tune query code, and use Query Store to prevent plan regressions.
About the Author
Steve Jones has been working with SQL Server since 1991. He has worked with all versions of SQL Server as a developer and DBA, in a variety of industries and companies.
In 2001, Steve founded SQLServerCentral with Brian Knight, Andy Warren, and three other partners. In 2002, Steve left his job with PeopleSoft to manage SQLServerCentral as a full-time editor, publisher, and writer. ). At that time Steve went on to work for Redgate and has continued his work with SQLServerCentral and Red Gate as a writer and speaker.
