Jasim

great post and lots of valuable information from everyone, it is a little rich for my blood at the moment but will keep it mind for a future purchase thanks again

herrick

I have had this product for two months now and its great these guys are still adding additional info to help improve profits.

terry1111

Ive got the Niche Blueprint when it came out. It is everything they day it is, however it doesn't happen overnight. Only reason is they show you how to generate natural traffic instead of rely on ppc. So the upfront cost might seem high but its the only cost that you will have.

Riz

Hi CPA,

Are you sure what you are saying is correct - '....can easily be earned back in a few days'?

If the modules are delivered weekly how can you earn your investment back in a few days? It takes time to build your site and get the traffic going. Perhaps you meant you can earn your investment back in a few days after your site is set up and receiving good traffic?

Baal

NetMediaGeek

Have you made good money with niche blueprint then ????

Amitywill

CPA you haven't reviewed anything all
you have done is listed what is in
Niche Blueprint. Plus the person won't
be able to get their investment back
within days as you say.

Reason one the content is drip fed.

Reason 2 the traffic strategies take a
bit of time and aren't even covered until
later modules.

There is no unique information on
your "review" site.

Sorry but I have given you an infraction
for your clearly promotional post, if every
one promoting NB came here and posted a link
to their "review" site then it would be mayhem.

Will

CPA

OK then, removed.

NetMediaGeek

so you have not made any money with it then ??? your being an internet slug!!! shame on you

Shevd

The content will not be drip feed this time, it will be available all at once.

NetMediaGeek

I see your promoting the Niche Blue print to, have you made any money with it ? Infact has anybody ?????

NetMediaGeek

I read somewhere its delivered in one go this time, you may want to check it out if your interested in buying it. It looks a good program with nice software the sites look good, but all i see on here is people saying how good it is with affiliate links but none of them seem to have made any cash with the system !!!!

Ronbra

Some people made some little sales, maybe one or two products sold yet, most nothing at all yet and absolutely not 4, 5, or 6 figures things....

Ronbra

This is an SEO based product, you have to build an site, locate and close an deal with an dropshipper, then the part starts with gettin your site rank on the first page, free search, but that is no easy task building in an short time, even with the provided software things will take some time.


So within an few days earn back.........forget it.......

NetMediaGeek

That answers my question when i ask these affiliates of NB have they made any money with it they don't answer, obviously because they have not, yet they try telling us how good it is. It may well be a good product but with these plebs promoting it they are doing the product more harm than good!!!!

Nathan Hangen

Sounds like an interesting course, but do they teach you methods for getting drop shippers or is it basically just another "this is how we did it" type of course?

I've done really well selling online deliverables, but finding drop shippers is a complication.

Ronbra

They teach and even help with setting up relations with dropshippers and there is an growing list which you can choose out and as an member it is lifetime free.

It is an good product, but it will take time and effort to gain good results.

It comes with an OScommerce variant shop, with some default templates, if you have no webdesign experience you will competing up with an lot of people with an same website look, since most of them are no programmers, you can buy templates if you want stand out, but will cost you money.

So, if you have experience with online shop selling/building you will have benefits, if you are an starter, buying the course still won't make you mr/ms amazon.com overnight......

stancheng

Hi guys, I am also considering getting NB (relaunched today). This seems to be a good forum with people sharing their views and not trying to sell. But it would be great if there are people here who can share their success stories with us. I am sure the product is great and the ideas are great. But have anyone implemented the methods and earn good money? I find it much easier to read success stories on the sales pages (ie: wow..i earned $xxxxxx in a month!!) then in a legitimate forum like this. Thanks alot!

nhazdy

Yeah, does anyone who had really purchased it? share with us your opinion please.

497 dollar is just to much to be risked. The installment plan will cost you more. Anyway, if is really worth it, why not...

Ronbra

Just read mine notes above, that is the plain truth about the sales, you need more time to be succesfull, 2 months is way too short to make supersales, no one succeeded into that till now, only the creators........

RyanCoisson

Hey everyone I am a successful niche blueprint customer. Yes it does take more time than PPC and stuff but it is worth it. I have bought Steve and Tim's other courses and have always been happy and more importantly made money with their stuff. If you have some specific questions about the course feel free to pm me.

Ryan

Shevd

well done ryan, how many stores do you have?

Amitywill

I bought Niche Blueprint when it came out last time
and have made money with it.

It's not as simple as they say on the sales page. I.e
they say it's as simple as pick a niche, put up a website
and make money but there is more work involved than you'd
think.

It's laid out well but the creaters do seriously over complicate things when
they don't need too. For example their way of doing keyword research
etc is way over the top and would confuse any unexperienced marketer.

It's a good product and if you buy it you will need to put a lot of
action and effort into it. This is no get rich quick scheme.

Also, yes I made money with it but I didn't follow their method
exactly. When it came to keyword research etc I did it
a better and easier way in my opinion. However I'm sure their keyword research
methods work but they are just a bit too slow and tedious for my liking.

Everything is systematic and laid out very well for you.

• If you are a total newbie to making money online there are better courses than niche blueprint for you to get started with. However if you really put your effort and concentration into it, it may just work out for you.

• If you have some experience in marketing and making money online but aren't making much money yet then niche blueprint would be good for you because it's very step by step and easy to follow and the principals are sound.

• If you are an experienced marketer and making money online then niche blueprint is probably worth it but there are things you want to do your own way. There is some good info in there though that you'll find useful.

Overall I really liked Niche Blueprint. I think that quite a few people will buy it and find it too confusing and then not do anything with it. But if you do put in some action then I'm sure you'll see some money come in.

I'd give it a 9/10.

Will

NetMediaGeek

Great Post, Have you produce multiple stores or just the one ?

Amitywill

I set up 3 stores

Will

RyanCoisson

I have 2 stores as of right now

Suzie Q

THANK YOU for ALL the info Will. I am unable to pm you, due to not enought posts yet.

Suzie Q

Hi Everyone!,
I'm a total newbie to this, and did purchase Niche Blueprint on March 16th. From what I have read in this forum - the Jan. N.B. was given in blocks. I am able to view any/all videos and manuals at anytime. I also have email support, which I believe I'm right in saying, the turn around time is supposed to be around 24 hours. However, I had a ticket that was responded to in just around an hour - awesome! I already have a bit of information overload, but this is totally new to me. I understand this is not a "Get Rich Quick" scheme - I will study the material and work toward success. Everyone wish me luck! *Wooo Whooo*

Scotty313

Thanks Ryan and Will for the update. If you don't mind me asking, I think lot's of us on-the-fencers would like to know how much net income you guys are generating by implementing their strategies. Or anyone else in the forum already implementing their system...

If you aren't comfortable giving that out, then can you at least honestly say that someone, like my mother, who has limited business experience can earn $5K/mo. or more if she put in a decent 20-30 hour work week? Like they claim on their sales page?

Thanks!

Shaun Young

Hey Suzie, welcome...

We're all new to this at some point. Just carefully go through all the material at your own pace... and make sure you soak it all in.
As they say... it's not a rush to the finish line!

You'll probably have to go over the videos a few times to begin to grasp all the concepts they share... esp if market research is all new to you.

But, don't worry... they've got a very supportive community over there. And as you mentioned earlier, their customer service is pure gold.

I think finding the right niches to target and suppliers that will be happy to work with you and also being able to can come to a mutual agreement on pricing, drop shipping etc... is the hardest part of it all.

It has been for me, anyways. Seeing as tho, I live outside of the US - it's been a bit of a hassle getting all the paper work sorted in order to be able to operate as a US registered company.

Congrats to you if you've already gotten your e-commerce stores up and running.
Did you run into any problems setting it all up?

It's pretty much, what you're willing to put into it, is what you'll likely get in return.
To be honest, it ain't as easy as it's made out to be to accomplish tremendous success. I.e - 5+ figures a month or more. You gotta put in the hard yards.

It takes a lot of determination, consistency and commitment to daily action and the ability to be able to develope strong relationships with others!


Anyways... once again... good luck to ya!

- Shaun

creativecommons20

Thanks for the info

kidou87

hi there
do you think NBP is suited for someone who barely speak english and who live in Canada?thanks

Johnny O

It teaches you how to build ecommerce stores and market them so it won't matter what language you speak as long as you can get someone to put up the stores and all corresponding literature as well as handle customer service for you in clear English, or as long as you build your store in and for a language that you are fluent in. Language is irrelevant to the what the course teaches, but language will be important to how you conduct your business.

onlinemoney00

Well Put, so if you are new online and are not making at least 10.000 online, hold on to your cash. Many people in the internet marketing/biz opp run around buying every product they either can't make work or won't put enough time & money to make work. Commission Blueprint guys are cool, but be wise with your money, if you are not prepared to make it work

Johnny O

I agree with that, but I do believe that the course is a great course for a newbie, but people do need to understand that Internet Marketing is just a job like any other job. Not an ATM. The course will work but it will also take a lot of work.

Incidentally, I don't think they got the train horn site making money either. I saw that for sale on digital point not very long ago.

Suzie Q

Thank you very much Shaun!
Good Luck to you also!

And no...I haven't setup and e-commerce store yet. I believe I have a way to go before that happens. I do look forward to the process though.

Thanks Again!

Baystreet

I'm quite sure you are wrong about it not making money.

Mike and Dave Hermansen are website flippers. They buy or make websites, get them earning a decent income and then sell them for a big lump sum.

That is what they did with one of their bird cage websites. They bought it for less than $2,000 and sold it later for something like $175,000.

They started their own video course on site flipping and then decided to work with Steve and Tim on Niche Blueprint.

I alread have a few drop shipping sites but decided to get the course in hopes of taking them to the next level.

After taking a quick look at all the material I think even the newest person can do Niche Blueprint if they work the program step by step and don't expect to be pulling in 5k a week for doing nothing.

Like every other way of making money there are good things about drop shipping. Some of the bad things that often get overlooked is that you are at the mercy of your supplier. If they don't pack well or ship on time it will hurt your business. You get people that order on a friday afternoon and expect their order to be delivered Tuesday even though it is being shipped clear across the country by UPS Ground. Taxes are another pain in the a**. In my state I have to collect sales tax on where the customer lives and not where I live. Every city and county has their own tax rate and when they start collecting sales tax nationwide it will be 50 times worse.

brian618

I was a purchaser during the initial launch - mainly because I liked Commission Blueprint. Tim and Steve are very good at pulling together training materials so I enjoyed Niche Blueprint as well. I didn't realize the emphasis on drop shipping products so I am not sure how deep I will go into this method. But I learned a lot and think the course is great.

Paul Walker

I believe Tim and Steve over-delivered the content.

But don't dream about making up the cost to buy the course soon, because it'll take a lot of time to implement the steps in the course.

john3

Tim & Steve always over deliver. Even if you do not like dealing in physical products there are quite a few nuggets you can pick up and apply it elsewhere.

John

daxcheng

I bought this when it was first released and No I have not made any money from it yet.

I have 1 problem with this course. I am from Malaysia and unfortunately getting a dropshiper to work with someone outside the US is not easy. Me and my partner are still looking for a dropshiper.

That is the only problem I have with it. The market research is the best I have ever seen and I think it is worth the money just for that alone.

Just my opinion.

cashmachine101

I bought it. The videos are good and the business model makes sense. However, I don't like the idea of registering an entity name and calling dropshippers. I'm working online now because I sucked at offline business.

So it's a great system but you have to be prepared to get on the phone and set it up as a proper business from the outset.

mb7269

I also lives outside the US and bought the NB. I was first excited then put off with the entity registration to be able to do business in the US (took 3 weeks). By the time I got my entity registered, the Market Research trial version has expired and I cannot afford another $147 just for that. Though the provide alternative ways to get the similar key word research result, it is too manual and too time consuming. My momentum to build the ecommerce just vanish because of that 3 weeks break and then the expiry of the market research tools. I just hope I will get the momentum back soon.

schnisz

dont be discouraged by having to do the work manually. You still get a lot of functionality from market samurai. Write down the manual steps, and the more you perform them, the faster you will become. You have already spent the money for niche blueprint, dont waste it! Obstacles will come, you must overcome, thats all. NB is a great product. I have a site on page 1, no sales yet but I think my prices are high. good luck and keep working!

schnisz

Monkfunk- I hear you. I dont think those guys are like that. Do you mind me asking how many NB sites you have put up?

jonnoryan

Schnisz, I would guess that the reason you don't have any sales yet is because unfortunately you have picked a low performing niche. I am guessing that your Niche blueprint site is your sig. I too have bought the system and I am disappointed that so much of it revolves around drop shipping . I consider myself to be very good at keyword and niche topic research . I am able to find excellent untapped markets with high daily search volumes using the tools I have created the last few years to use on niche blueprint, however I have no experience whatsoever dealing in the dropshipping game plus the fact that it is a disadvantage not been from the US and this has discouraged me. Maybe we can work together and bring our skills together to make this work on a large scale ?

schnisz

I am open for suggestions and new ideas. I find the basic theme of this forum is to "take action" I have done nothing but take action. I started last fall and so far have made 3.30 in Adsense and a fluke 100 dollars on a scam product. I may be involved in too many projects, but I have become very jaded. I have spent a fortune on products and "systems" none of which I can get to work. I put the time and work in to them. I havent really explored PPC yet because I have read to many horror stories.

Johnny O

Hi Schnisz,

I know it can seem really tough but once you have a successful site you begin to see how easy IM can actually be. I struggled for a year and a half with the same kind of experience, a sale here and a sale there but for the time I was putting in, it wasn't worth it.

Finally the fog lifted and long story short, I am currently making a high five figures each month. There is no reason you can't either. The market research part of niche blueprint is great. It makes the product well worth the money in my opinion. You can use the market research and the link building strategies in the course for any business model, be it affiliate marketing, drop shipping, or anything else.

The bottom line is that if you create a compelling offer and send regular traffic to it, IE a top search engine ranking or Paid advertising, you absolutely 100% will make sales.

I found that I was always jumping ship on my projects because of the lack of sales before I had any kind of search engine ranking. Once I finally followed through and landed a top spot in google for a good keyword the money started poring in, but it took time. If you don't want to risk time, you can always spend a few hundred bucks on PPC just to see if your keywords and offer convert before spending 6 months trying to get a ranking.

Not really clear on what your going for, and no offense intended, my criticism of your site would be that it doesn't look as professional as your competitors and if "horse back riding saddles" is your keyword, you don't have any ranking that I can see for it.

If you can honestly look at your site and say that you would by from your site over the others, then you get a top 10 ranking (ideally top 3) you WILL make sales. It is harder than niche blueprint makes out to create an authority looking site without the help of a designer.

You might try just creating an affiliate site with the same principles, at least as a back up plan. If you click on the link in my sig, it will take you to an affiliate program for health related products. Run the market samurai criteria in NB on the niche (not the product name) and lower your SEOT requirement to 100 and try and find a keyword with as little competition as possible. Create a 10 - 20 page site about the niche/product. Do a mix of article marketing and link building until you have a top 10. Just always ask yourself, would I find value in this product/site? You really can't fail.

schnisz

Johnny- Thanks a ton for your words. I love the forum and the support here. My NB site was really my first attempt at a website and I guess the design is limited by their template. My keyword was "horse riding saddles" which has me on page 1 with my ezine article at number 1, so you can imagine why I'm a bit frustrated by lack of sales, though I do understand the design element. My pricing may be a bit high as well and I suspect now that people who buy saddles probably prefer to go to a brick and mortar unless they know exactly what they want. I was going to lower all the pricing, run it for a month or two see if I can pop some sales. If not, then bail on it. I agree about NB though, I learned a ton about how to research keywords and the link building strategy obviously worked. Thanks for the advice on the affiliate offer page, I will look into that too. I joined one of those monthly pre-made affiliate website offers just for kicks. I know they provide cookie cutter sites but I wanted to see if I drove traffic to it what could happen. I still need to put the auto responder on it, but what do you think of it? Plan to get your ex back I've got this one on page 1 as well for that keyword and no sales either. At least I know I can get rankings! Thanks again for your time and I appreciate any and all advice from all of you. I will not give up, I am too smart for this not to work! When I first got in IM last year I new zilch. I have learend a ton so far and look forward to sharing my success with everyone!

Brian

Johnny O

I took a look at your ezine article and see that it only has 28 views for the last few weeks. This is the problem there. That means at best, you probably got only 14 visitors from a page with little authority, sent to a site with little authority selling $1000 items. This is not the best recipe. No insult intended, just trying to help. Also, when I say rankings, I am talking about your main site, but having an article rank is of course good as well.

I looked up your keyword in google and it shows a huge amount of search volume last month (about 50,00) and only about 1000 this month. This was likely due to the fact that the Kentucky Derbie was last month, meaning all that volume was likely research oriented, not buyer oriented. It is important to check the trends. 1000 searches over 30 days is not going to send much traffic to your article in the number 10 spot in google, as you have seen. To succeed and make some real money, you are going to want to be able to send 200 - 500 potential "customers" to your offer a day. Keep your chin up, if you stay at it you will get there.

The other site you sent is fine. But again, you will need serious traffic to make serious money. And while sending traffic to a site like that one is fine as a tes, you will ultimately want to create a unique site when you go after a real ranking within the serps. Try writing 20 articles for the dating site and submitting them to Ezine Articles. You can do it in a day or two if you buckle down. If you don't make any sales, move on and try it again with something else. Sooner or later you will hot on a site that brings in a lot of sales per the traffic you send it. Create a site for that product/niche and scale it up.

schnisz

sounds good. No offense taken at all. Thats exactly the kind of feedback I need. Cranking articles now. thanks again!

Brian