Adam Jackson

NurseHoney posted: The total price is $497. There is a payment plan option to split your payments in half if you'd like.

Here's her entire post. It's quite good, take a look.

Wow...after spending so much time in the Commission Blueprint forum I'd forgotten how jaded many people are from being ripped off. We don't get much of that in the CommBlue Forum, everyone is too thrilled with how much Steve and Tim overdelivered on that program and how much personal support is provided in there by Steve.

I'm hoping I can answer the questions that have been asked here, not in an effort to promote Niche Blueprint, (which I don't mind telling you I am on my own site), but to give people the information they're looking for so that on Monday they can make an informed decision about whether Niche Blueprint is for them or not.

@winebuddy - Niche Blueprint IS focused on setting up sales sites (ecommerce stores) for products like birdcages and other niches and sub niches. There's never been a secret made of that.

@madisonavenue - This has nothing to do with affiliates. You're dealing with wholesale suppliers, not individual product owners. You own your store. You choose your niche and the products you want to supply to that niche. You set the prices, collect the payments, and place the order. If you choose to, you can sell your store.

@jawai - I've seen parts of Niche Blueprint, but not the whole package. There was some testing done, of course, but only by a handful of folks. No one else has it yet. I know it works because I've seen firsthand the end results of using the methods taught in Niche Blueprint.

@rayt - Products are purchased, as I mentioned earlier, from wholesale suppliers and/or manufacturers. You won't be buying anything from 'the creators', Steve, Tim, Dave and Mike, beyond your purchase of Niche Blueprint.

@IMChick - The total price is $497. There is a payment plan option to split your payments in half if you'd like.

@Nutrifitness - Commission Blueprint and Niche Blueprint are two completely different programs that teach two completely different business models with a singular goal. To give you diversity in the ways you put money in your pocket.

CommBlue focuses on profitably promoting Clickbank products with PPC. The methods, of course, can be applied to any marketing plan. NicheBlue, on the other hand, teaches you how to research, create, market, expand and/or sell, your own ecommerce store.

@JohnnyO - The train horn site was indeed profitable when it was for sale. It was profitable within a week of when it was first created. But when it was sold, it averaged a net profit of about $2000 per month. Today it's 2 1/2 times that amount. The results Steve talks about in the videos is current sales volume. His results. Steve and Tim did not own the site when it was for sale. They bought it.

PM me if you need the email for CommBlue support.
You should not be getting a fatal error, or any other kind.

@IMChick - I'm puzzled how you can it's too expensive for what it is...since in all probability you don't know yet. As far as "customers piling into each niche they release"...there are no niches 'released'. Each person can choose whatever niche their little heart desires. You ARE the boss...you make all the decisions...this is a REAL business.

@ad2012 - Thank you...you did a good job of covering most of the elements of Niche Blueprint. A couple of things though...things did not work out for the free hosting. Your store will be hosted with whomever you choose. Another important component that you didn't mention is the comprehensive suppliers directory that is also included. It rivals (if not surpasses) WorldWide Brands, which you would have to pay $299.00 to access.

@rayt - Like Adam said...it's a one time payment...no monthly membership, not even a one time offer. The only expenses you'll incur after your purchase is a domain name, hosting, and an SSL certificate (which can be found for under $20, I paid $11.25 for one.) This is a security seal that lets customers know the site is secure for them to order.

@madisonavenue - You're right, some ecommerce sites may be suffering right now. Some were suffering long before there was an economic slowdown. That's why the methods taught for researching your niche are so important. You'll learn how to choose niches that are most likely to be profitable. You do not have to deal with stock or inventory. You set up your own return policy, including a no return policy, should you so choose. In most cases, returns are made to and handled by the supplier.

@amitywill - The birdcage site did indeed belong to Dave and Mike, and was sold several months before they met Steve and Tim. They have since formed a partnership to create and develop Niche Blueprint, based on the astounding results from not just Dave and Mike, but from Steve's own experience with the site he bought from them...the train horn site. As I said earlier, it was averaging about $2000 a month in profits, it's now around $5,000. It's had incoming links created, and SEO techniques applied, new inventory has been added as well as articles to the site. So while the basic site was there, the ranking and the income have gone up as a direct result of what's been done SINCE the purchase. And on Monday, when you see the sales page, you will indeed see further proof. (Yes, I have seen the sales page.) And you don't need to be 'experienced' in order to be successful. I had no prior experience in ecommerce stores.

@ad2012 - Good point, yes, there can be a few headaches. I can't think of too many real business models that don't have them. And that's exactly what the Hermansen brothers were doing when they met Steve. They had been quietly making a small fortune from creating websites, or buying them cheaply, giving them a makeover, and making them profitable. Then they decided whether they wanted to sell them or keep them. And yes, they (all the guys) have a sewing machine site that's fairly new and already bringing in over $7000 a month in sales. I do know the URL, but to respect their privacy, I won't display in a public forum.

@WF4me - I agree, I hope people do their due diligence, not just on Niche Blueprint, but on any program they're considering. Not every business model is right for every person. While I'm not one of the authors of Niche Blueprint, I can address many of the concerns you voiced. They did not try 'unsuccessfully' to flip the pbmissions site. They sold it. The margin rate WAS 20%...it's now between 30 and 35%. And while you may think $3000 a month is "certainly not great or outstanding in any way", I for one disagree. I think it's extremely outstanding to be able to make $3000 a month with about 4-6 hours of work per week.

If you have a phone or an email account, you have all the "specialized software" you need to forward customer info to the suppliers. The ecommerce platform itself (provided in Niche Blueprint) takes care of tracking sales. You only deal with customer phone calls if you choose to. Having a phone number on your website is a good idea, but certainly not a requirement. If you're in business today, you'll likely have to deal with credit card processing, but even that isn't completely necessary. NicheBlue explains all the options. Items out of stock from time to time become a reality when you begin selling something besides digital products.

I can't imagine what you've seen that would lead you to believe there will be no customer support from Niche Blueprint. There will be an abundance of support, personal support from Steve, Tim, Dave and Mike and perhaps one or two other trusted sources. You can't come up with a problem you won't be helped with. This attention to personal support is one of the reasons they're putting a cap on the number of people who purchase.

Yes, pbmissions is ranked well in Google, usually in the first or second spot for the keywords associated with the site. And isn't that what so many of the 'gurus' teach? Find a hungry market without a lot of competition and you can own it. Yes, who knew there was a market? Dave did. He did the research and determined there was not only a market, but a hungry, passionate market. Who else knew there was market for such a crazy product? Steve did. Which is why he bought it. And because it's even more successful now than it was before, should he decide at some point to sell it, he can get at least double what he paid for it.

And no, there's no "magic voodoo" about SEO, it's just still a mystery for a lot of folks. The reasons the train horn site ranks well is because of what Steve did to it and for it...and that's exactly what he'll teach you how to do in Niche Blueprint for your store.

@Donnie - It is easy to outsource many of the day to day jobs of running an ecommerce store. And you could outsource everything, including the set up if that's what you wanted to do. And as soon as they start showing profits, you can indeed flip them. As I said before, that's what Dave and Mike have been doing for several years.

@joe0074 - Running an ecommerce store doesn't have to be hard work at all. If you find that it's more work than you like, you always have the option of selling it. There simply are no hidden costs. You may choose to run a ppc campaign, but that's totally a personal choice and not necessary to have a successful store.

@brucerby - Again, I'm a little confused by how much work you seem to think is involved. Yes, there is some, but if you know of way to make money with absolutely no work, I'd love to hear about it. And if you can dismiss $2000 a month in profits, perhaps this isn't the program for you. But I know many people working 40+ hours a week for that same amount, or even less, that would gladly welcome the opportunity to make $2000 a month in 4-6 hours worth of work a week instead of 40.

I hope I've answered everyone's questions here. I've tried to be as helpful as I could be in clearing up any confusions or misconceptions. If anyone has any further questions, I'm more than happy to address them. You're welcome to PM me, or ask them here, and if it's something I can answer, I'll be glad to.

Warm regards,
Honey Wesley

schnisz

Interesting info everyone thanks! I've been looking at it too, I thought I heard it mentioned somewhere in one of the video's that you also get commission blueprint?

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nursehoney

@schnisz - I think you're mistaken...you don't also get Commission Blueprint. However, if you previously purchased CommBlue, Steve offers a substantial discount.

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DonFriesen

Nursehoney,

Sent you a PM

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maryjane123

nursehoney;

can you please explain what "The ecommerce platform itself (provided in Niche Blueprint) takes care of tracking sales." means?

will they have access to my shopping cart and know what products i am selling? thanks.

nursehoney

Hi Maryjane,

I'm sorry, I probably should have worded that more clearly. The software you'll use for your store has many built in features. One of them is the ability to create reports showing you which products were viewed the most and which were purchased the most. There are numerous other reports you can see as well.

You can also keep track of inventory and which items are out of stock, which would be helpful if you were actually stocking inventory, and you could choose to do that if you wanted to, but most folks will be using the dropshipping suppliers. It's easier to do and there's no tracking of inventory because you don't stock any!

Hope that helps.

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Max Ramocsai

I thought CB offered a ton of value for the price so I assume that NB will be no different.

Jonathan Heusman

I was lucky enough to preview some of the niche blueprint materials (not all of it, Tim and Steve are saving most for the launch) and it was REALLY good stuff. The presentation and explanation of the materials covered is top notch and I believe this course will really enable even the newest marketers to have some huge successes.

I have been in contact with Tim and he was nice enough to answer some interview style questions for me that I posted on my site. I originally was going to offer the interview as a bonus to those who bought through my affiliate link, but I think it will actually better help people to decide if Niche Blueprint is for them.

The link to go check that out is in my Signature. Tim revealed some nice little gems in the interview and it has me getting really excited about how good this course is going to be.

Jan. 13th... your last chance. Niche Blueprint closes forever!.

dave6

Hey Gang

I am concerned about the amount of or the handling of returned products and the amount or frequency of phone support that this type of business would require. Do products that are returned by buyers (because it is broken or has missing parts or simply don't like) shipped to me to stored in my garage? What on earth would I do with it? If you have a no return policy would that greatly reduce the number of sales? I would not buy if there was a no return policy. With an info product you just return the money, easy and simple.

The amount of phone calls from buyers complaining or needing support of some kind could be quite high, yes/no?

And last, finding a niche in the info field is hard enough, but finding one that is competitive and the right keywords that no one is bidding on seems very difficult. The creators had suggested this in an interview.

If anyone could answer these questions for all of us here who has experience in selling physical products would be appreciated. Don't mean to sound negative but the vast majority of us are not familiar with selling physical products so we may not be aware of the many headaches involved.

David

Andy1750

Hi everybody,

At the moment I'm sitting on the fence about this product. I was a Commission Blueprint member and I have to admit that it was good. Nevertheless the pricetag was much much lower which made it worth a punt. I'm not so sure about the cost of NicheBlueprint and whether it's going to add value to my business. I may buy tomorrow, I may not. I'm a Commission Blueprint monthly member so I also get a big discount. However, it's still expensive.

As pointed above in previous posts the Commission Blueprint forum is always very positive with lots of satisfied customers. However, I have seen very few success stories published there! I still think that CB is a good product and promote it on my blog for the simple reason that it reveals everything that there is to learn about PPC marketing. However, it illustrates that you have to be careful how you interpret all the promotional "propaganda" that you see prior to any launch. Making money online is not as easy as some portray it to be.

To make an informed decision about any product like this I think that it's important to consider not just the positives but also the negatives. We have already heard about the positives from all the marketing materials. So, I think it's now worth considering some of the negatives:

1) So you get a free ecommerce platform. So what!? I can get very good e-commerce package for free called osCommerce without subscribing to the course. I can also get templates for free which look very much more professional than those used in the sites published as success stories by the NicheBlueprint guys.

2) Finding Niches is not that hard with a good program like micronichefinder. Take the bird cage niche for instance. I did some keyword research using Micronichefinder which took all but 5 minutes and I came up with 80% of the top 10 keywords that they rank for (their website is bird-cage.com and you can find details about their keywords on SEMrush.com).

3. Getting a good Google ranking is all about back links/anchor text and selecting keywords. I've already covered keyword selection above (and if you select good keywords you're 99.9% of the way there anyway). If I go on to Yahoo Site Explorer and type in the bird cage site or their train horns site I can see their entire backlinking strategy already for free!? Using micronichefinder or Nichewatch.com it's also possible to estimate how many anchor backlinks you need to compete for these keywords.

4. I believe that you get free hosting. I've already got hosting thanks.

5. They have compiled a list of dropshippers. Firstly I'm based in the UK so so what use is a list of US dropshippers to me? Secondly, if you've got any get up and go it's not that difficult to find dropshippers. Search a few forums, ask some forum members or join one of many (far cheaper) paid directories. And how good is this list of dropshippers they are going to compile? It's always hot or miss and I'm sure they can't have tried every one!?

6. The most difficult think about dropshipping is all the crap that you have to deal with. Customer questions, customer complaints and returns, guarantees etc. NicheBlueprint does not help with any of this. If you make sales I think your going to have to spend a lot more that 4 hours a week running your business!?

7. Just think what else you could buy for the money!!

As I've said these are just the negatives and there are of course many positives. Nevertheless, given the price I don't think it's a simple decision.

Whatever happens however, I think that the only guys that are truly guaranteed to make an absolute killing form this project are the NicheBluePrint team. You do have to admire them though - it's an awesome marketing machine.

Thanks,

Andy

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Jonathan Heusman

While these are all valid concerns and questions being brought up, it seems like people are over thinking this. Either the drop-shipping E-commerce site business model is something you want to give a shot, or it isn't. If you are afraid of potentially having to deal with customer issues or product issues, then it probably isn't the business model for you. But if you are willing to put in the work and follow the proven plan laid out in Niche Blueprint, you could reap the rewards. To me, all of these easily addressed concerns are just limiting thoughts that keep people from truly succeeding.

And luckily, Tim and Steve are giving 30 days of full on training, so all of the concerns you have now and concerns you would have along the way would be answered by the experts. I will be getting this course on launch day and look forward to learning from these guys and the course.

Jan. 13th... your last chance. Niche Blueprint closes forever!.

Andy1750

Jonathan,

I see what is going on here.

While you comment that people are over thinking, you are oversimplifying. You address one of the negatives and dismiss it outright. Read the other comments above. There are many other valid points made.

I reiterate:

- You can already get perfectly adequate ecommerce platforms for free.

- Finding Niches is not hard anyway using other fantastic tools.

- Backlinking strategy is straightforward and the guys have already revealed via what they have already told us what their back linking strategies are.

- I already have hosting, as will many others.

- Information about dropshippers is already available in the public domain, or as part of a paid service which is considerably cheaper than the cost of this product.

- It's an expensive product and just think what else you could buy for that money.

And above all else you are promoting the product via your signature and have numerous bonuses on your site if it's bought via your link!? This of course introduces significant bias into any opinion that you may offer.

In my opinion this is nothing more than a promotional post with contributions from the other CB groupies that are clearly involved in the launch of the product. This makes a mockery of what is meant to be a constructive, informative and neutral forum. Promoting a product in your signature is permitted. However creating a blatently promotional post is quite frankly annoying and unacceptable and I hope that other readers will see through precisely what you are doing here.

I'm not falling for this promotional garbage. I'm not buying out of sheer annoyance and I suggest that others do the same out of principal and for outright abuse of our otherwise fantastic forum. I would report this post as misuse but I want others to see precisely what is going on here.

Andy

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dave6

Hey Jonathan

I'm not trying to be negative but get a realistic view of what can be expected in terms of running an e-commerce site.

David

Jonathan Heusman

With all due respect Andy, I merely gave my opinion of the product, nothing I said was promotional. Biased? Maybe, as I have actually previewed a portion of the product and seen the high quality of it. When I see something of high quality, of course I will have something good to say about it. Wouldn't you?

As for a link in my signature and offering bonuses for the product, that is called internet marketing. Hopefully people who are interested in Niche Blueprint will get some good information from the link in my signature if they choose to check it out.

Regardless of what you think about "what is going on here", we are all entitled to our opinions, and it is sad that you can't differentiate opinion from promotion. Not everyone is trying to rip you off. The best people can do is gather as much information and as many opinions as they can and decipher it all for themselves to figure out if a product is for them. If you don't like a particular opinion Andy, that is too bad.

Jan. 13th... your last chance. Niche Blueprint closes forever!.

mojo13

How do you know they are easily addressed?

Wow, aren't we lucky everyone.

So you have no idea what this is about and "look forward to learning from these guys"?

Yet you promote it like it is the greatest thing since sliced bread?

This crap is getting old.

nursehoney

I hoped the extremely lengthy, very detailed response I gave would have answered most of the common concerns about a business model many have never tried, but it seems there are still more.

I am in no way trying to talk anyone into buying Niche Blueprint, although I make no secret of the fact I'm promoting it, because I KNOW the kind of money that can be made with ecommerce stores. If you don't think you'd be happy selling physical products, the decision is very simple...don't buy it.

If you think you can do it all on your own, with free tools and without the help of experts, by all means, go for it. Obviously you don't need the tools and guidance Niche Blueprint will provide.

My posts were meant to address the questions raised by people sitting on the fence about it...wishing they knew more details before making up their mind.

@Andy - Yes, you can indeed get ecommerce platforms free, and templates too. Just like you can get free keyword tools, and free SEO information, and free advice on training your dog, improving your golf swing, and losing weight...yet people still buy the paid versions, because typically they're better in some way than the free ones.

No, finding niches is not terribly hard. Finding *profitable* niches takes a little more skill. Niche Blueprint teaches that skill.

Backlinking *may* be as "straightforward" as you suggest, but it doesn't mean everyone knows how to do it. If you've seen the videos, and if you should see the sales page on Monday, you'll see that Niche Blueprint has been created so that even someone with little or no experience in online marketing can do it. So of course they'll address the ways effective backlinking can be accomplished.

You're right, most people do have their own hosting provider already, and for that reason, among others, Steve has decided not to offer free hosting, and to include something different that will be of more benefit to his customers.

Yes, you can find information about dropshippers. That hasn't stopped a major directory from charging $299 for access to their information. And while you can find information about dropshippers, do you have the time to speak with thousands of them and do the research to determine which ones are reputable?

Whether or not it's an "expensive product" is a matter of perspective.

And as far as thinking about what else you could buy for the money, you could make that same argument about a $27 ebook. Or a diet program. Or anything else that's ever sold, by anyone, anywhere.

And frankly, in my opinion, if you think dealing with "Customer questions, customer complaints and returns, guarantees etc" is "crap", you don't need to be in the business of selling. Because 'customers' are those people who buy things from you, and if you think their questions and concerns are 'crap', you'll be doing both of you a favor not selling them anything at all.

@Dave - Returns are typically handled by the dropshippers, you don't ever have to handle the merchandise.

How many phone calls or emails you get depends in part on what type of products you choose to sell. Some are by nature much more involved. You'll typically have more customer questions the more expensive your products are. Many people like to know there's a person behind the store before they turn over several hundred dollars.

And yes, having a no return policy would probably cost you sales, and I advise absolutely you should have a return policy. However, I only mentioned that to illustrate the fact that it's YOUR store...and you can make whatever decision about it you like...even a wrong one.

The beauty of earning your living online (like I do), is that there are so many ways to do it. For a long time I did it by freelance writing. Now I do it with some affiliate promotions, some ecommerce stores, and my own products.

So if you don't like ecommerce, it would be insane to buy a product like Niche Blueprint that teaches you how to do it. You can buy a product that teaches how to do affiliate marketing, or blog/video/article marketing, or making money with CPA offers, or PPC marketing...and the list goes on.

Making money with ecommerce stores is just one way of earning money online. If it's not for you, then neither is Niche Blueprint. But that doesn't keep it from being a great product for those who like the idea of having online stores.

If anyone has any other questions, I'll be glad to do my best to answer them.

Warm regards,
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Jonathan Heusman

Couldn't have said it better myself.

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Amitywill

@Honey- No offence Honey and I'm not trying to be rude here but you are a total cb and Steve Clayton fan. You are even a moderator of the commission blueprint forum owned by Steve Clayton and last week you even said in the forum-

"Are y'all understanding now why I became a 'Clayton groupie' months ago?"

Now I agree that commission blueprint was good, Steve produced everything in a step by step matter that was easy to follow, however the information was basic and didn't explain anything that an experienced ppc marketer didn't already know.

I would like to guess that cb hasn't made anyone rich.

What I'm getting at here is that how are we supposed to take a self confessed 'Clayton groupie' seriously? You are obviously totally biased and from your posts here you are turning everything about niche blueprint into a positive.

This forum is supposed to be a non promotional forum and although you are not blatantly promoting you are doing it in a clever way.

To be honest and don't take offense to this Honey, if Steve were to sell dog s**t and wrap it up in a red ribbon and say it was the next big thing you would promote it and probably buy it.

Now that doesn't mean that niche blueprint won't be good. Nobody knows how good it will be, I do know it will be presented in a good manner as was commission blueprint. But as to whether it will make everyone who buys it and puts it to use rich is another matter and cannot be answered by the people with niche blueprint links in their signiture or by anyone unless you can see the future.

All the people promoting NB know about it is what they have learnt from the affiliate/ JV page. And maybe a few have seen the sales page already but that means nothing.

No offence to the 'Clayton groupies' but I won't be taking your posts, positive reviews, positive posts, forum signitures and anything you have to say seriously.

Amitywill

Amitywill

Why do you feel the need to keep spamming this thread? Possibly in the hope that people will buy through your signiture and you will make $250

LonNaylor

Perhaps I missed it somewhere but has this question been answered:

What is the ecommerce engine being used here?

I like the plan of having templates available but if it is a standard engine like oscommerce, zen, or magneto I can draw upon a wealth of templates from, say TemplateMonster.com

Which brings up one additional cost I don't think was mentioned...

Clearly there will need to be custom graphics created for almost any very specific niche? No big deal but I don't think it's been mentioned...

Personally, I think this product represents a pretty good looking value in terms of positive feedback about the creators and I'll pick it up if for no other reason than my time in having at least a decent roadmap and some guidance is worth a lot more than $500 in trying to figure out/piece together everything myself...

Oh...and anyone have an opinion on who has the most kick-butt bonus out there for this?

I've seen the ones listed here but am curious if anyone plans on buying from someone else specifically for a killer bonus.

Thanks!

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freelikehell

I think you can use any open source ecommerce engine. The details haven't been revealed yet. Maybe they have a better plan laid out in the course (obviously they do)

You're right about the templates though. But, I think you can create decent graphics for any business by spending a few bucks. Additional graphics may cost a bit, but I have seen many stores being run without any graphics (just a logo, and product images, and you're done)

Don't plan to brag, but there are so many bonuses, that its really tough to decide the killer bonus. Tim and Steve have got a huge army of affiliates since Commission blueprint was such a huge hit. btw, you can check out my $150 cashback bonus. There is no one else offering such a huge cashback. But, I'm not giving any info-products (videos, reports etc.). So, if you need such bonuses, then search google. You'll find 10 pages full of bonuses. Too damn competitive

RoyChan

Very interesting thread. The tone on this forum is very different than CB forum. (Yes, I am a CB member and trying to see how people say about NBP before I pull my trigger.)

But I guess, one of the most important decision is this: Are you willing to deal with customers?

You need to think and come back to the core of question - Is your business scalable???

Any successful business is:
1) A in-demand product (Demand)
2) Channel to market that product (Conversion)
3) A team of people who help you to see the product (Traffic)

Is do dropshiping the way to go? I don't know, but I guess, if you can make a system to sell your shop. Then it maybe worth it.

Consider this: for $497, you get a software with template, and an education course for doing physical products. How long make you back the $497?! If you don't do it, what are you doing to generate the money? It may be a good educational course, which is how I look at it.

I am not living in the States, hence it does not make the highest appeal to me. I have asked Steve on this one, and he assures me that it will be answered and handled.

If you want a bonus, you may get one from Mark Ling:

http://www.nicheblueprintexclusive.com

It also provides an audio interview with Steve, (I am not connected with Mark Ling) at all, but I am just on his newsletter and listened to his interview.

My 2 cents.

Roy

P.S. I do have my affiliate link for NBP. BUT, I think if you want NBP, just buy it direct, under someone is offering you some 100 or 150 rebate, otherwise, buying things with TONS of jacked-up bonuses just HURT you.

Buying through directly off from NicheBluePrint.com maybe the best thing, because you will put ALL your efforts to get this baby worthwhile Do not let other so-called bonuses to distract you [ ONLY IF YOU are determined.]

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TheFacelessGuru

I think the guys did a good job on this one as well. They have a good presentation in place.

And a lot of big named affiliates backing them.

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keyz

Hi Warriors,

I just purchased the Niche Blueprint and I'm disappointed. I'm not
disappointed in the info - I'm thoroughly disappointed in their delivery
process!

They're doing just like the Arbitrage Conspiracy folks - they're spoon-feeding people so that you can't go through the modules at your own pace!

That sucks!

If you're considering getting this, just know that you have to waste
precious time sitting around waiting on them to activate the other
modules, etc.

They claim that we could have a site "up and running" and earning money
within the first 30 days - how can we do this if they've set it up so that
we can't even finish the entire course for almost 30 days?

This is frustrating...

Robert

Black Hat Cat

Yeah, cuz you never have to deal with any of that stuff if you don't use dropshipping. No one ever complains, asks for a refund or asks questions if you sell on Clickbank.

Too too funny....

shorwood

I purchased CB and it was an excellent product. Niche Blueprint is just as good, actually better. They teamed up with two more guys who are amazing, and they have set up their program so that you literally don't need to buy anything after you pay for Niche Blueprint. They have their own webhosting and everything. These guys are amazing, and they have been making alot of money behind the scenes. I am actually going to head over there and purchase Niche Blueprint right now.

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Black Hat Cat

You should have paid attention. It was made clear it would be released in stages, though it is kinda hard to build a site and have it make money in 30 days when they don't release the site building module until week 5. Still, is it really that big a deal if you don't make any money until day 39 or 40? That is the ultimate goal, right? To make money? And if it isn't working out by day 45, get a refund.

Don't lose sight of the big picture.

jbsmith

For me, I picked this one up instantly - here's why:

1. I was a Commission Blueprint customer and know that the Steve is a rare case of excellent teacher, with proven information and terrific support that demonstrates he really cares about his customers - short-term AND longer-term.

2. He partnered with one of the best resources for locating dropship vendors in the business - that means not only will he be kicking this off with one of the best dropship sourcing databases available today -but it will continue to grow (they mentioned several countries they are currently sourcing additional suppliers)

3. They provide the tools and templates to setup e-commerce sites on MY OWN DOMAIN...unlike many other past e-commerce setup and stores that hosted on their own domains

4. They are great at SEO - so this package (unlike Commission Blueprint) is all about getting free traffic to your e-commerce sites which makes it a great package for both start-up and experienced online marketers.

5. Their sample sites look professional and they have some proven case studies that make me feel confident their templates actually work

6. Steve is a great teacher and he responds - so this will only get better over the next 30-day program...

I am one who has built my own e-commerce sites, sourced physical goods, negotiated with suppliers in the US and around the world, done the time-consuming exercise of finding credible dropship suppliers - this will save me SO MUCH time and enhance my options for selling products, this would be worth it for me at ten times the price.

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John34

Just paid for it,module 1 and modules 2 are already up.All looks good so far.Oh yea,i got for nice discount of $200.

mbomb

Anyone know where I can signup as an affiliate to commission blueprint?

Mike

Johnny O

It looks like its through paydotcom.com - I bought it. I like it so far. I actually make over 10 g a month with ecommerce sites, but I kind of lucked my way into it. Interested to see if there is anything new here. So far nothing earth shattering but solid info for sure. And if you have no experience with ecommerce this seems like a really great product. I have a friend who got taken by one of those seminars and basically bought something similar for $4000. From what I saw of that program, this is better. Very easy to follow.

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Phreshredd

Bleh, If I had the money I'd pay for it. Anyone with any 200$ cashback offers? hehe..

Amitywill

Here's the link to the commission blueprint affiliate page-
commissionblueprint dot com/affiliates.htm

If you meant to say the niche blueprint affiliate program then according to the creator on his commission blueprint forum they are no longer accepting affiliates.

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John34

Yes,i can help,contact me for $200 discount on niche blueprint.

maryjane123

mbomb;

you can sign up for commission blueprint at clickbank. or nicheblueprintjv.com for niche blueprint

creative producer

Once again, I am grateful to be a new member of this forum. I got an email from someone I respect and admire referring me to the Niche Blueprint sales page. I read through it and the thing that intrigued me most was that by the time I got to the end of the sales letter, I still didn't have a clear idea exactly what the business model was, or if it might be right for me. Yeah, e-commerce, but what, how exactly?

Because I am a member of this forum, I came right over. Happily, thanks to lots of you folks, (both those who asked the right tough questions and those who did their best to answer them) I now, do, have a better idea of what the product offers, the pros and the cons and have concluded, that indeed, it is not for me.

I think that's a win for me and for the folks at Niche Blueprint. Because of those who took the time to spell out the details the sales letter didn't, NB was saved an unhappy customer and a refund down the line. I saved myself the interest on the money and more importantly, the diversion of my attention and investment of time in something for which I'm not currently well suited. We both come out ahead.

Good luck to those who have purchased!

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brand-all

These guys are top shelf with their Commission Blueprint classes, so anyone that is considering the Niche Blueprint can be assured of great support, solid product and long term backup. If you want to get away from 'Info Product' this would be a fantastic launching pad.

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nursehoney,

You seem to have very skillfully skirted the question that @donnie asked and which I always ask myself before buying a product:

If it is as simple as they say in the sales letter to create and profit from these sites and make thousands per month, why are they selling the system instead of just outsourcing it to cheap workers and make 10 times more?

JKN

freelikehell

P.S: New update.

It seems that Niche Blueprint is already on the verge of selling out.
They had planned to keep it live till 19th jan, but they just told me that due to the huge number of sales happened in the last 7 hours since its launch, they'll be closing all doors to it by midnight 13th jan.

freelikehell

I think Comm BP is sold via CB.
The last I checked they were. They also have a pretty decent gravity as well.

I think the hoplink is like: xxxxx.comblue.hop.clickbank.net

lburrell

The ppl making all the money from this thing are the affiliates and the creators. They do a little bit of promotion and boom $200+ a pop. Read the sales page people and ALWAYS remember this saying:

"If it's too good to be true, IT IS!"


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nanotek

I agree with you totally !

serjogins

I've sent them a support ticket, and got a reply in virtually minutes. If they keep up the same quality and timing of support then that alone is going to be worth the price of program!

BarJack

I purchased Niche Blueprint yesterday - will let you know how it goes?
Be glad to answer questions.
so far $$$ = <-$497> little humor.........
But I have confidence!

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jbpico

PM me for my affiliate link and I'll give you a $150 rebate. Goes for anybody else interested too.

essoess

Are the figures he claims to earn monthly, total sales, or commision. And If it is commission, how much is that?

Stein

tycoon828

Can anybody here answer my question please?

Who will deal with customer service phone call? ( ask question about product, complain the difference between the real product and online pics ......through free 800 number ) Me or dropshipper?

Who will deal with wraping, shipping, goods return, cash refund......?

Thanks

messiah

Don't you know? You're not supposed to figure that out until you plunk down 500 clams. Chances are good, you're not going to like the answers to some of those questions either.

That being said, I'm willing to make an educated guess on who'll be doing the shipping though... Hint: It's not you.

shukes

Hi Guys, I am interested in going forward with this, but I do have a little question and that is, since I live in the UK, can NBP be for me?

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notatechie

I'm also grateful for this forum. I also received several emails promoting this program. And it may be incredibly wonderful and profitable, but as someone new, I need to focus. It's always that fear of loss that gets me to question myself. I know its Marketing 101, however, even with that knowledge, the emotion can still creep in. It's one of the reasons, the content copy is so important to have a successful campaign.