Nanobloggers? Any info on this?

Thomas

Peter is a good guy and associated with reputable marketers like John Jonas and Andre Chaperon.

Good product too.

Bill

I really like the product. It's a very simple and elegant system for blogging. The system requires some work but the philosophy behind is much more in tune with the core strengths of the Internet itself.

For some people like me the beauty of the system clearly shines through. But I can tell others are going to question certain aspects of the system because its different than what most of us are use to. There are no keyword tools used, no seo, and you have to be willing to interact within your niches community on a basic level.

It's also not a set it and forget it type system. You have to put in some work every day. At least 20-30 minutes per blog it seems.

If what I just wrote turns you off, honestly don't let it. Peter does a fantastic job explaining and supporting the "why" of the nanoblogging philosophy which makes a TON of sense. It's just different than what were use to from a Internet marketing course.

If your looking to pick it up Andre Chaperon offers a bonus interview with Peter. I'm considering putting together a bonus my self as I have taken some notes and put together a mind map but I'm not sure if I want to share them with others yet.

I think it's a great concept Peter shared in his ebook. It's very simple and involve using various social tools to create leverage. It has a step-by-step plan but you have to prepared to figure some stuff on your own. Also you should have at least some experience in setting up wordress and basic things to follow the plan.

I'm going to try out this system because I think it can be highly profitable and easy to outsource, so will see

Anyway I recommend it to anyone, it's a complete new and fresh view of marketing and selling products online using social marketing.

This pretty much echos my feelings too. I appreciate the theory and the "why" behind each step but it would help greatly if there were some real examples of the process in action.

There are also some points in the book where as the reader we just have to make assumptions about what specifically we need to do. The details in some areas aren't fleshed out fully.


That said, I think the approach is interesting and unique from anything I have read before. But to make it work requires daily commitment to follow the process for each blog you create and I know it will not be something I will follow through on daily.

Which is why I am interested to see what they come up with as far as the outsourcing info with John Jonas that is supposed to be delivered in a couple weeks.

If they can lay out a good workable plan to pass this off to outsourcers, I will be all over it.

Real example is something that will drive you. Without that its an incomplete book I would say. This nanobloggers is a new thing for me and I am yet to learn something about it.

I bought it cause i am always looking for new ideas to expand my affiliate empire with.. lol.

Overall i thought it was a very clean and cool process but not really for me. I did learn about a new online service (Google@Omgili Search) that i was unaware of and love. I think this is perfect for someone who has a few niches they really want to get into and are passionate about or staff that they can have do this. I truly believe it would make money and i think it is a great way to make a blog that people would actually come back to and read and interact with.

Overall for $97 i think it is a solid buy because the plan is sound... if however it was 47 or 67 i would say get it now... because 97, hmmm... unless you really want to get into becoming an affiliate blogger, then it may not be for you.

But again i actually loved it and for what i need i feel i certainly got my value and i am 100% positive I will make my money back from the investment right away.

Can't say if it is worth$97 or $27

But it's definitely good read at the end of year

I actually thought this was a decent product and as he's giving all the proceeds to charity I have no issue with the price tag. Aside from the actual main focus of the product which for once wasn't a total rehash of something else, I actually picked up two small tips that I can apply to some other stuff I'm doing and profit, overall I actually liked it, it's short and sweet with plenty of information on exactly how to carry out the implementation (for the most part).

The only negative for me is that the chapter which deals with the various methods of monetisation, this really needed a demo site for each of the 3 main methods, this was what would have turned a good product into an excellent one.

Overall, this is one of the better products out there, I'm personally happy that it Didn't include 4 PDF's and 30 videos, frankly I find them overated and long winded, his stuff cut to the chase.

I found that kind of interesting actually. If this method is as simple and foolproof as he makes it sound, why not set up a couple of 5 figure per month earning nanoblogs to help fund the shelter? Should be a piece of cake for him to do, and would likely return more than this launch will.

Anywho, I'd like to see him expound on the method somewhat. There's an art to forum and blog participation. Basically, he says just make a few posts in a couple of forums and the traffic will start rolling in. Sorry, not buying it....but I'm open to being convinced.

I wanted to share these little tidbits that I found while searching for - nanobloggers - info today. Maybe it will help clear up some of your questions with the program.

Recording of an interview with the owner:
jonasblog.com/nanobloggers-bonus

Here's the pdf of the transcript due to the audio being a bit muffled:
media.jonasblog.com/jonasblog-audios/Transcription_of_Peter_Explaining_Everything.pdf

* Be sure to put the http : // www . on the front

Hey Margaret can you shed some light on why you think this product is really just part of a funnel for an outsourcing related product? Have you read the actual nanobloggers course?

Nanobloggers is similar to 2 other products actually. It's just more fleshed out and optimized. The products I am referring to are Goobert and 1 particular blogging method outlined in Jack Humphrey's blog success program.

I agree that this method would work better if you had a team. at least for me anyway.

If seems if you are not dedicated to doing the require steps on a daily basis you won't be able to build the traffic momentum you need at least not to the point where it starts to scale in your favor.

So I will be waiting for the report about outsourcing the process and then put it into action otherwise I would never be committed to making it work long term if I do it myself.

.X. and I haven't tried this out *yet* but he has read the product, started a plan and started researching niches.

I have also read it and it's pretty interesting, not so much at what you have to do but in the particular sequence it's done.

We are doing a case study at the site probably starting next Monday and we most likely will get out-taskers to help with this job.

I'm looking forward to it because I want to see this work real-time and not in therory but I'm also cringing cause I hate SEO (in the product he says it's not about SEO but when I think "tweets", anything "social", etc. I think "SEO" anyway)

But we're splitting the load and getting paid to do this is pretty cool so I'm not exactly complaining.

It's been interesting reading this thread to see what I might have to look forward to starting in about a week.

The mind map is pretty detailed but you have to get your head around the main product to understand what is going on.

I'll need to go over the main book at least once more to internalize it.

Hi X and Sancho,

I have a few questions before purchasing through your link for the nanablogging system by Peter. When I purchase through your link, I will automatically receive the updates of the date you released the videos on how you implement using the nanoblogging system?

Do I need to forward you the receipt once I purchased through your link to receive updates?

I was thinking to purchase through Andres link as he offer good bonuses like the 1 hour and 47 mins audio interview but there is no videos on how they did it but since I saw email from you first and you are creating videos on how you do it, I decided to ask what is the necessary actions that I need to make sure I receive the updates and bonuses from you once I purchase through your link.

The email that I receive from you is not detailed enough to understand how I am going to get the bonuses after I have purchased through your link.

I looking forward to your reply. If X is not here, Sancho, don't mind answer this thread.

Thanks,
Winson

I can't believe how many people are getting excited by this. Sure it is a great method, but it's one of the oldest...

The best way to sell(especially through blogging and any other social platform) is to "not sell" so to speak.

By putting on the front that you are an un-biased 3rd party, you automatically make your readers put their guard down.

I just wanted to post a quick follow up.

What I find really appealing about the course is as follows.

- The focus on a traffic generation method that ignores Google (sorta) and does not rely on paid methods or SEO.

- The writing style and systematic approach of things. Peter does a GREAT job in explaining why he does things in such a way that you really believe what he says works. However this is a double edged sword for him... If it works as he says then everything is all good. If it doesn't work as described hes going to catch some serious flack.

He presented the content as a surefire method. He took over 80 pages to explain the WHY behind things to really convince the reader that he knows his sh*t. He then laid out the actual system of implementation in a handful of pages. On the surface it seems brilliantly simple and elegant.

But...there are holes that become apparent when you start trying to implement the methods. Some things the reader can figure out on their own (dependent on their skill level). Yet there are certain things that need a better explanation. Other things need to be edited and corrected. Hes working on clearing all this stuff up so will see how that goes.

So the bottom line is that the program is worth the money as long as one has enough experience and understanding to sift through the information and use it? Is this what I am getting?

Definitely a fleshed out version of Michael Campbell's GooBert method - I won't say direct rip but it's nearly that.

There is no doubt it works very well, but it IS time intensive and is only really usable with your favorite sites. There are aspects of it that could be considered borderline with the latest tougher approach by the FTC (adopting different persona etc.).

Lots of stuff being said about whether this thing is "worth" the $97 price tag. Newsflash... if you implement it you'll make way more. If you only read it you'll make zero.

If you buy it and think it's garbage, ask for a refund. That's what refund policies are for.

Peter setup a forum and has been REALLY active in there answering tons of questions. So you get more than just some PDF. You get answers to hundreds of the most common questions.

I think this eBook makes a lot of sense. It leaves a bit left to desired...there aren't enough actual examples of so called 'nanoblogs' in action.

What I gather from this is to use personality marketing along with regular SEO. Like Peter says in the eBook, be the "Perez Hilton" of your market. What this means is putting your face up front and center.

I think a combination of personality marketing, nanoblogging, and traditional SEO can work wonders...will implement it and let you guys know the results within a month

BlackH*tCat - I agree it was long on theory and short on example ... but honestly it is not that complicated. I think the whole concept of the twitter trail was a bit confusing and Peter is helping people understand it ... and his "traffic" report that he just added is very helpful.

But if people were to just start DOING this instead of asking all kinds of questions it would suddently become a lot more obvious what the workflow is like.

About 2/3 through the book (or more) he says it all very nicely ... your job is to become the Perez Hilton of your market. You're the cool guy bringing in the news. If you simply DO that and use the Ping.fm / Twitter / other services he mentions then it all makes tons of sense.

End of the day though .. it does not matter if you guys agree or disagree that the content in his manual is good. Not at all. You are protected. Two words. Refund Policy.

Black Hat Cat ... sorry if my reply seemed at all rude. I didn't intend that. I wasn't making assumptions about you in particular, just in general. People, in general, do ask so many question instead of just doing it.

I honestly thought the explanation was pretty solid in the manual. There were very few questions I had after reading.

AND, I totally agree with you about your wasted time argument. But that's the chance you take with all of this stuff. I always learn something useful.

Dr Andy is as wise and as honest as they come.

Pearson

I thought the course was pretty good. Some basic stuff but a few nuggets that should help. I have seen many products priced much higher than this that were not as informative so I guess the price is relative to your individual experience.

If you want to be successful as an
affiliate I can tell you -

- Write credible reviews.
- Bid on/target buyer keyword phrases
- Be smart, build an optin list.
- Improve your odds with legitimate
cookie stuffing.
- Etc, etc, etc.

Some people would say that putting
that into a product, what is now "common
knowledge", is a ripoff.

First, unless the local baker knows it then
it's not common knowledge - it's something
you know and if you were that smart then
you'd create your own product and build
up enough buzz to sell it.

Second, even if those ingredients are
common knowledge it's the combination
of those ingredients that makes it a
cake or a pile of gunk.

As a pretty experienced affiliate marketer
I found the product full of interesting
and unique ideas. They may not be new
to some people, but they're new to many.

After reading the product - and now
testing it - I promoted it. The lack of a
single refund suggests people are
satisfied with the product and the bonus
I'm offering - and since my bonus hasn't
been delivered yet then I'd have to assume
it's a satisfying product.

So . . .

Before anyone starts giving credibility to
someone who comes on a public forum
and starts talking trash, take a look at
their site listed in their signature and ask
yourself how credible *that* source is.

You'll have to use your own deductive
reasoning on that one.

I endorsed this product. I'm using this
product. And like just about any product
that isn't a piece of software, there is
software that will help you do the job more
efficiently - and there are probably ideas
that would make the product better, which
is only a good thing if you can build on a
good thing.

If you don't have the money to invest in
tools then don't buy a new product - stick
with bum marketing. I pretty much expect
that with *any* online marketing approach
that tools are going to be necessary or
helpful.

It doesn't take tools (except maybe the
Thesis theme) to make this work. And it
doesn't take outsourcing to make it work
either - it's just likely that tools and
outsourcing will make it more efficient and
profitable, if you have the skills to make
the system work - not everyone will.

If there's a hole in this product it's that
the mind map doesn't quite live up to what
it could be - even though that combined
with the manual is exactly what I loved
about it initially. I'm creating my own mind
map that will make it much easier to
actually do.

And the manual jumps around a bit - it's
taken time to put all of the elements together
in one place so that a site can be efficiently
setup without the need to do the process 20
times to understand it.

Anyway - I'm not here to defend Peter but
when people make ignorant statements about
people who are promoting I'm going to put
that **** back where it belongs. You obviously
don't know much about the makeup of this
market.

X

I'm following a case study on another forum right now.
The guy has put in allot of hard work for little return. But the case study continues. PM me for link.

Regarding the case study mentioned above:

Because some guy put in a ton of work, and
got little result, does that mean this product
is bad?

Method, techniques, tools... they're important.
But they all need skill to back them up. That's
the bit that you can't get just from reading a
book. You have to build that one yourself. It's
not a transferable attribute...

"Another good example of a Nanoblog gone crazy..."

Looks more like a GooBert blog to me.

Just a bit of a follow-up. According to the sales page, we were supposed to get Peter's outsourcing blueprint in co-opt with John Jonas after 2 weeks, and a full case study of a working, real life nanobloggers project in week 4. We're closing in on 6 weeks, and neither have been released, nor has the adsense report that Peter promised to members. He was supposed to deliver that week before last(after originally planning to release it on Christmas), but that date came and went just like the others. He also seldom participates in the forum.

Make of this what you will, but at this point, I believe he's full of crap.

Amber Lamps...4chan?..lol