Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts?

James Pateman · 09-24-2009, 03:41 AM

Thanks Josh, seems like a bargain to me.

Regards,
James Pateman

mohamed.hammad · 09-24-2009, 08:47 AM

Sorry for my question,

But do you allow my country (Egypt) to enter?
Also How payments are delivered? Do you deliver them by yourselves? or you send it to my PayPal account (which btw doesn't allow Egypt to enter) and Can I have my own affiliate program? and Will I have to pay them or it is automated like clickbank who do all that stuff??

Thanks

Josh Anderson · 09-25-2009, 12:25 PM

This platform allows you to centralize, automate, and manage your entire business and ecommerce online including affiliate program and all types of content delivery.

You can process your sales via your own paypal account or one of the many merchant account gateways we support. We provide many options for international merchants in that area but approvals for merchant account applications for international merchants are completely up to the merchant account providers themselves though we recommend some that offer international accounts.

You manage your affiliates with our system, track their performance, and generate payout reports which you may use to pay them by check or paypal or paypal mass pay.

Quote:

Originally Posted by mohamed.hammad

Sorry for my question,

But do you allow my country (Egypt) to enter?
Also How payments are delivered? Do you deliver them by yourselves? or you send it to my PayPal account (which btw doesn't allow Egypt to enter) and Can I have my own affiliate program? and Will I have to pay them or it is automated like clickbank who do all that stuff??

Thanks

sourceone · 09-25-2009, 04:27 PM

I have it and it's nice but very frustrating.

I'll say this upfront, I recommend the product but I suggest you don't watch any of the videos as they will only confuse you, sometimes they don't match the system's upgrades and you can lose track of where you are in the videos.

Your Better off just diving in and asking support (which is great and fast) when you need help.

Very nice system with lots of powerful techniques yet you can get lost when making choices inside the program.

There were instances where I would come to a fork in the road and had to make a decision with the choices nanacast offers you. Once I made that decision, I then found out later that the choice i made wouldn't work for 1 reason or another and all of that time setting up was wasted, i had come full circle back to the fork in the road. Made it quite frustrating.

I know, sounds crazy but that's the best i can explain it.

There are alot of "moving parts" in Nanacast and the vids don't cover everything, so just get in there and start using it, you'll figure it out much faster that way.

A PDF where you can jump to section and figure out what you need without having to search thru the vids or send a support ticket, would be golden. I used to be reliant on support to move forward as there was no material so that i could solve my own problems.

Just jump in and create a dummy product that you can mess up on and get dirty.

Like I said, great product but understanding it can be a guessing game at first....for me at least.

Josh Anderson · 09-26-2009, 02:21 PM

Thanks for the feedback... and we will be providing updated videos to match the current round of updates soon. In the mean time the best videos to watch to get oriented are still the Nanacast overview playlist on the How To page.

I think everyone's experience is different.

We have users who do just fine jumping in and figuring it out on the go as you say. The system is very linear so that works for many. Also there are little (?) icons throughout the system next to many of the options to instruct as you go... kindof on demand documentation.

That works really well so we are now preparing to also impliment that with new videos in much the same way... on location on demand so you watch only what you need when you need it.

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Other people watch the New comprehensive overview videos (playlist of three) once through and then just jump onto the wizard and watch the videos again as they go to review.

Generally regardless of what approach is taken people take advantage of our excellent support to fill in questions that arise when they are planning specific strategies.

One challenge in providing instruction is that there is so much power and flexibility in what you can do that there are unlimited variations in strategies and sales funnels so the needs and implementation of each client will vary.

New videos on the way... and as always new features too ;-)

Btw... the features we just released yesterday are ask campaign style keyword density analysis so you can do ask campaigns using the nanacast form and survey system and the ability to broadcast content in the form of membership pages, rss and podcast feed episodes, and physical products to sub groups of your client base on the fly using advanced search.

You can for example identify groups of people in a specific area, or who answered a question with a specific answer and send content to only them.

This means unlimited list segmentation on the fly.

ibuyhomz · 10-03-2009, 08:13 AM

To SeanyG, Josh and All Contributors,

I must say a hearty thanks for the useful and detailed banter. I had recently
signed up for another shopping cart solution, but after fiddling around a bit
I decided to shop around a bit, especially for the one click upsell option.

I believe everything should work out for all of the various options and ways
I plan to use the service.

Josh, you mentioned something about white label partners and private label, etc.
Can you ellaborate on how an arrangment like this would work and what would
qualify me to even need or desire such a service or partnership.

Also, when my customers go to check out, will they have to leave my page
to interface with nanacast as my shopping cart? If so, is there a way around this?

I noticed this with a product I was looking at ordering a few days ago.

Where are digital products hosted - behind an auto-responder, etc?

PS. Josh, what you thought was a somewhat "offensive" post or question has turned
out to be quite a sales letter of sorts. Plus, SeanyG is now a customer. So, you see
your PM's and responses paid off.

"It's a cinch by the inch but hard by the yard"

I also noticed that you have several other products that are designed to help the
business owner/marketer. I.E. Picks and Shovels...Can you give a complete listing
of all your business support tools with a brief description of each along with links
and trial membership details for each.

Again, thanks for your support on the forum and all you've done and answered on
this one thread alon! Wow!

ibuyhomz · 10-03-2009, 08:25 AM

Hi Its Trish,

I noticed your questions to Josh about nanacast and I wanted to follow up with you.

I also use Joomla and wanted to know if you have set up anything with nanacast yet that interfaces with joomla?

Great questions for Josh too. What kind of business are you tied to?

I specialize in real estate training, investing and marketing & speaking. Looking to do more JV's or teleseminars, etc.

I have about 100 domains and am working on getting various products launched and automated as quickly as I can.

ibuyhomz · 10-03-2009, 08:26 AM

Its Trish,
I tried PM but your box is full.

howdab2 · 10-03-2009, 09:29 AM

Get a paypal account if you are just starting out. Itr costs you nothing. After you learn some things, and are making money... Then would be a good time to explore other payment solutions if you havent given up by that point, and you wont have flushed $1200 down the toilet. $1200 can get you some great tools to work with, and some very good products to learn from.

Ive never heard of nancast, and paypal and 2c0 seem to work just fine for Imers as well as some brick and morter businesses that have gone online as well...

Howard

Josh Anderson · 10-03-2009, 12:04 PM

Hi Guys,

We just added a new exciting feature I wanted to share...

Optional Automatic phone verification for your subscriber optins and orders.

That means that Nanacast publishers now have the option of verifying people's phone number when they submit to join or buy something you are publishing through the nanacast system.

We developed this feauture specifically for our CPA network which we run under another label but we include it by default for Viral Premium members of nanacast as well.

The main purpose it was designed for was if someone is running a pay per lead campaign on a free membership lead they could validate that lead by phone.

This feature is optional for use by Viral Premium members.

The way it works is that when a lead fills in a free or paid membership form and clicks submit a lightbox opens and says calling (The phone number they provided) and displays a box right there in front of them for them to enter a pin to verify that they are a real person who provided a real phone number.

They are also given two other options and one is call another number and the other is to have the system text them the pin.

The system automatically calls them and delivers them a pin number which when they enter in will automatically submit to the system and validate and complete their optin or order.

This feature will revolutionize the free lead industry and increase the value of any free optin lead instantly.

Josh Anderson · 10-03-2009, 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ibuyhomz

Josh, you mentioned something about white label partners and private label, etc. Can you ellaborate on how an arrangment like this would work and what would qualify me to even need or desire such a service or partnership.

We don't actively seek partners and very few qualify. It takes a monthly financial commitment to cover the high end dedicated hosting we require to be added to our private cabinet on gigabit uplink. We also require minimum performance and growth (significant revenue). Partners provide their own branding, training, full time staff, and dedicated management. Partners must have access to and actively market to as well as recruit super affiliates in markets that we generally do not already have reach in.

We do not offer white labels publicly. Its just something that happens naturally when it makes sense to partner with a company.

Quote:

Also, when my customers go to check out, will they have to leave my page to interface with nanacast as my shopping cart? If so, is there a way around this?

For paypal your client goes to paypal. For credit card your client goes to our secure checkout page which you can completely customize with your own html and look and feel and use a tag to place our order form area in the html where you want it to appear.

Just like any hosted service providing secured SSL encrypted ecommerce processing solution we have the SSL so the checkout must happen on our secure page. This is the same in solutions such as Paypal and 1shoppingcart.

Anyone hosting their own page is running their own script and hopefully has their own SSL. If they don't you should never buy from them.

We are a hosted service.

Quote:

Where are digital products hosted - behind an auto-responder, etc?

Its up to you but we provide built in digital file link protection if you want to use it. We allow people to add their Amazon s3 account access to their nanacast profile.

This enables people to upload files through nanacast to their s3 account.

The reason we do this is because we then deploy powerful file locking security in three layers:

1. Nanacast creates a cloaked link that is locked to the individual subscribers IP address.
2. Nanacast locks down access to that cloaked link via a private key/public key system that works much like Amazon s3 file security.
3.Nanacast also sets private key/public key security in your amazon account on that file automatically to add a third layer of security.

If that url is ever shared not only will it not work but if you spot someone sharing it you can discover who that person is because the link is identifiable to an individual subscriber.

That is not all...

If you use nanacast's rss, podcast, and membership system for providing access to pages or additional content you can set IP access limits that limit the number of IP addresses that can access a feed, podcast, or membership per day or per lifetime.

You can set the system to pause the access of the subscriber if that limit is breached and email you about the breach or you can just set it to silently notify you of the breach so you can follow up with them.

The combination of these security protocols (the file security + the feed/membership security) and the the unique individual subscriber content management automation system is what makes Nanacast and its partners the most powerful premium feed management system on the internet today.

Even if someone were to share a Nanacast podcast feed that had media files that were uploaded through the nanacast s3 upload and lockdown process other people would not be able to access those enclosed files.

In other words... we've got it covered more powerfully than any other solution.

InternetYogi · 10-04-2009, 10:19 PM

S3 Intergration. This System looks Unbelievable and for $149 for the Cname service it is a steal. I heard if it looks to good to be true. It generally is !! . But Josh is pretty convincing!!!

Josh Anderson · 10-05-2009, 02:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by InternetYogi

S3 Intergration. This System looks Unbelievable and for $149 for the Cname service it is a steal. I heard if it looks to good to be true. It generally is !! . But Josh is pretty convincing!!!

We do so much of what the other systems lack that people desperately want but up until now most of our marketing has been by word of mouth... that is from clients who are using us and telling their colleagues about how wonderful our service is.

And yes, it is all true

In fact today we are helping a person who has over 2000 paying subscribers of a blog membership currently being managed by an Inc. 500 listed ecommerce and crm company...

And he is not the first to leave that solution and migrate to us.

That alone should tell you something about what we offer since no one in their right mind would migrate their active paying subscriber base from a solution like that, which is one of the most marketed and popular in IM, unless we had the goods

Josh Anderson · 10-10-2009, 06:11 PM

We just added the ability to automatically add and remove clients to Infusionsoft crm.

We also added the ability to to add and remove subscribers to Autoresponse Plus self hosted email list management script as well. We already had the ability to add but the remove was just added.

We also support the following additional email/postcard/crm solutions for automatically adding and removing clients to and from lists and follow up campaigns:

Aweber, Getresponse, Constant Contact, iContact, Mail Chimp, Analytic Approach, Send Pepper, and Office Autopilot.

The reason we added automation for adding and unsubing clients to Infusionsoft crm is because most infusionsoft users we speak with are dissatisfied with Infusionsoft's ecommerce and affiliate management but like the crm.

Many are leaving infusionsoft to use Nanacast but now they can have the best of both worlds and use Nanacast's superior ecommerce, subscriber management, content management, and affiliate management platform with Infusionsoft's crm.

Nanacast can add free prospects, membership site subscribers, product buyers, podcast and rss subscribers automatically to all these email/postcard/crm services at the time of optin/transaction.

Optionally you can also select to have subscribers automatically removed upon unsubscription/cancellation/refund and/or add them to a new follow up list on unsub/cancel/refund

We support these popular third party list management and follow up solution because they are the best at what they do and most people want to continue using the best solutions for list management and have them seamlessly integrated with their Nanacast business automation and centralization system.

This opens up many follow up and crm strategies not available with closed limited solutions that do not offer this type of integration right out of the box and seamlessly the way Nanacast does.

Its Trish · 10-12-2009, 01:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ibuyhomz

I also use Joomla and wanted to know if you have set up anything with nanacast yet that interfaces with joomla?

ibuyhomz,

Sorry I cannot help you there because
I have not yet signed up with Nanacast,
and, I don't have any live joomla-based sites.

.. > I tried PM but your box is full.

Look like the WF's new PM mailbox limit is 10
so I'm full at the moment.

trish : - )

Its Trish · 10-12-2009, 02:07 AM

Hi Josh,

I'm pretty much ready to pull the trigger with NC
except for the fact that I haven't yet decided on
which email system to use. (currently I'm on
a dedicated server with lousy deliverability)

Aweber is going to cost about $600/month for my list size,
so I want to take my time in deciding on the right email solution.
If you have any suggestions for a lower-cost but robust
email system with good deliverability, let me know.

(I think lots of folks here would like to
hear what you have to say on the subject)

trish : - )

pearsonbrown · 10-12-2009, 03:24 AM

How big is your list, Trish? I have about 65,000 and pay Aweber about $80 a month.

Pearson

Josh Anderson · 10-12-2009, 01:12 PM

I just listed all the industry leading email list management services that nanacast integrates with (see my previous post). I suggest comparing them and their prices and going with the one that best meets your needs...

And for those who think that they cannot afford the professional hosted solutions (crazy if you think that way) we also integrate with Autoresponse Plus which is a self hosted service and only a one time fee.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Its Trish

Hi Josh,

I'm pretty much ready to pull the trigger with NC
except for the fact that I haven't yet decided on
which email system to use. (currently I'm on
a dedicated server with lousy deliverability)

Aweber is going to cost about $600/month for my list size,
so I want to take my time in deciding on the right email solution.
If you have any suggestions for a lower-cost but robust
email system with good deliverability, let me know.

(I think lots of folks here would like to
hear what you have to say on the subject)

trish : - )

Its Trish · 10-12-2009, 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pearsonbrown

How big is your list, Trish? I have about 65,000 and pay Aweber about $80 a month.

Pearson,

You're only paying $80 because you signed up
with AWeber before their May 2008 price increase.
( warriorforum.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=246361 )

Quote:

Originally Posted by Josh Anderson

We also support the following additional email/postcard/crm solutions for automatically adding and removing clients to and from lists and follow up campaigns:

Aweber, Getresponse, Constant Contact, iContact, Mail Chimp, Analytic Approach, Send Pepper, and Office Autopilot.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Its Trish

Aweber is going to cost about $600/month for my list size,
so I want to take my time in deciding on the right email solution.
If you have any suggestions for a lower-cost but robust
email system with good deliverability, let me know.

(I think lots of folks here would like to
hear what you have to say on the subject)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Josh Anderson

I just listed all the industry leading email list management services that nanacast integrates with (see my previous post). I suggest comparing them and their prices and going with the one that best meets your needs...

Josh,

I already have the list of services, and
know how to compare feature lists & pricing.

What I was asking for was your opinion
and expert advice.

trish : - )

Josh Anderson · 10-12-2009, 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Its Trish

Josh,

I already have the list of services, and
know how to compare feature lists & pricing.

What I was asking for was your opinion
and expert advice.

trish : - )

And I have already given it ;-)

All the services we integrate with have their pros and cons... Aweber is double optin and some of the others aren't, some cost more than others and some cost by volume of email sent and others cost by volume of subscribers, some like Mail Chimp have TOS that prohibit certain activities and markets, some have interfaces and statistical analysis that you may like more than others, a couple offer integrated postcard marketing, some offer more advanced analytical tracking and follow up trigger features, etc.

The only question you asked was related to your concern about the expense of autoresponder solutions... so I mentioned an affordable and popular self hosted script which is Autoresponse Plus which is a script you host and only costs a one time fee.

Personally I would rather pay one of the services we integrate with to handle the complexities and politics of running the email/crm platform I use instead.

This is a decision that only you can make. Only you know the needs of your business and the markets you will be doing business in and what your specific needs are.

All the companies and solutions we integrate with are highly recommended and happily used by many. Every solution is different and each offers its own features and pricing which you need to review.

Once you have decided on the couple that fit your needs you might post a thread in the WF review forum asking for opinions on those specific providers and based on that choose the one you think will best fit your needs.

Its Trish · 10-12-2009, 03:33 PM

Josh,

First a quick mention that price is not an issue with me--I know the value of having a good system. However because AWeber raised their prices 500% last year (i.e. what would have cost me $110 is now priced at $500/month), I thought it would be useful to ask your opinion on other systems. If you would have had, up your sleeve, info about another system that has the same robustness and deliverability as AWeber, but without the $500 price tag, then great, it was worth me taking the time to ask. And if not, then oh well, and I'll just sign up for AWeber. (don't need info about ARP3; only info about hosted systems)

.. > > What I was asking for was your opinion and expert advice.
.. >
.. > And I have already given it ;-)

No, you did not give it.

.. > All the services we integrate with have their pros and
.. > cons... Aweber is double optin and some of the others aren't,

Okay, now you're on the right track. (almost)
Despite mostly generalizations and no
recommendations or expert opinions as I was
hoping to get, I realize now that's about the best
I'm going to get from you here.

Obviously you're not being helpful and in fact you've
copped a passive-aggressive attitude with me.
So let's drop the issue.

Josh any discussion about NC on this forum is great free
advertising for you, as are the thorough answers & explanations
that you typically post. But unfortunately as you are basking in
the warmth of this great free exposure for NC, I don't see you
talking to potential customers as if you really want their business.

Look, I've referred folks to your NC on a popular blog (referenced here)
plus on 2 WF threads (including this one).... so I feel kinda violated
when I politely ask you a question (in my previous post) and you
reply like you did.

What's more, I clearly made my intention that I was going to sign up for NC
and in fact I had intended on jumping into your $197/month account
this afternoon--but frankly I'm a little bit taken back that you'd
rather get into a pissing match with me instead of being polite
with me, and embracing me as a new prospective customer.
(and perhaps inviting me to PM you directly if I needed any
hand-holding during the signup process, or any of that sort of
welcome-with-open-arms kinda thing)

trish : - )

Josh Anderson · 10-12-2009, 05:09 PM

Hi Trish,

Why take offense when none was meant?

I have provided you the insight you requested and even went on to take the time to explain how I would suggest ascertaining which email provider would be the best for you.

I did not notice anyone "pissing" until your last post ;-)

If you reread my answers (as well as your previous posts) you will find that they were cordial and direct in answering the questions you inferred in your previous posts which were concerns about cost (which you have made clear is your concern about going with aweber and most others are similar or more in cost) and then followed by a request for insight on how to best select from the many hosted options out there.

The best answer as to how to choose which email provider will fit your specific needs is what I provided:

Quote:

Personally I would rather pay one of the services we integrate with to handle the complexities and politics of running the email/crm platform I use instead.

This is a decision that only you can make. Only you know the needs of your business and the markets you will be doing business in and what your specific needs are.

All the companies and solutions we integrate with are highly recommended and happily used by many. Every solution is different and each offers its own features and pricing which you need to review.

Once you have decided on the couple that fit your needs you might post a thread in the WF review forum asking for opinions on those specific providers and based on that choose the one you think will best fit your needs.

I understand you feel entitled to more and want me to name names but that is the best advice I can give you since I consider most of those providers equal except in varying features, pricing, and TOS which is why each requires a personal review.

Once you whittle it down to the couple you think will fit your needs and then after you have made that decision, that is why I suggest you post in the review forum here at the WF seeking opinions on each to assist you in making the best decision.

ishansoni · 10-12-2009, 05:17 PM

Hi Josh,

I am considering this software and it looks much more affordable & powerful then the other ones out there..

Although I have some questions.

1. Can I offer people a free 7 day trial and then charge them $37/month, and also offer this as an affiliate program that pays $20/month to the affiliates?

2. I am located in Canada, can I get an Authorize.net account?

3. How are my affiliates going to be paid?

4. Could you please tell me a system that uses your software (Just want to checkout the ordering process etc.)

5. Can I pay my affiliates 50% for their first 10 sales, 60% for their next 10 sales, and then 75% every sale thereafter?

Ishan

Josh Anderson · 10-12-2009, 06:41 PM

1. Yes

2. Yes, we do help Canadian's aquire authorize.net enabled merchant accounts but your approval will always depend on your credit worthiness and other risk factors and is completely up to the merchant provider: http://nanacast.com/index.php?&req=v...country=CANADA

3. However, you want to pay them. Generally people pay their affiliates by check or paypal. Their your affiliates and you will be the one paying them.

4. Order processes vary depending on how you set up your sales funnel and what payment methods you are offering. For example you can have a front end form or a direct link that then submits to paypal... if you are offering credit card it will go to a secure checkout page and you can have a front end form or direct link to the secure checkout page. If you are offering both paypal and credit card you would have a drop down option to select between the two payment options with a customizable order button.

After an order is placed you can have your client directed to a nanacast hosted thank you page with your html or to a page on your own website or you can direct them through upsell/downsell processes.

Our system also manages free offer, free rss, free podcast, and free membership optin and delivery processes. Some of our clients combine this with an upsell.

Again its going to vary greatly depending on what you are selling, how you have set up your funnel process, what payment processors your are using, whether your offer is free or paid, etc.

I demonstrate some of this in the overview videos on the How To page as I set up order processes. Also you can sign up for the trial (mentioned earlier in this thread) to test it out for your self.

5. Not automatically. But you can customize the amount an affiliate is paid... so if you want to monitor who is performing better and increase their commissions on an offer as their performance increases you can do this.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ishansoni

Hi Josh,

I am considering this software and it looks much more affordable & powerful then the other ones out there..

Although I have some questions.

1. Can I offer people a free 7 day trial and then charge them $37/month, and also offer this as an affiliate program that pays $20/month to the affiliates?

2. I am located in Canada, can I get an Authorize.net account?

3. How are my affiliates going to be paid?

4. Could you please tell me a system that uses your software (Just want to checkout the ordering process etc.)

5. Can I pay my affiliates 50% for their first 10 sales, 60% for their next 10 sales, and then 75% every sale thereafter?

Ishan

ishansoni · 10-12-2009, 10:13 PM

Josh,

Thanks for your answers. Am I able to see how much money affiliate(s) have made or is it going to hassle? I mean can I mass-pay affiliates or something through the system or do I have to click on each user and then see if they made any money or not..

Ishan

Josh Anderson · 10-13-2009, 12:05 AM

You can instantly see your top referring affiliates, you can search for those who have referred x sales, you can generate sales reports on date ranges, you can generate sales reports on minimum revenue volume, you can export payouts to csv for spread sheets with paypal mass pay data, with pay by check data, or with both paypal and pay by check data, run reports on previously recorded payouts etc.

joey54321 · 10-14-2009, 03:39 PM

I just bought the nanacast system spent a a day learning it at the end of the week I now have almost 3k in my account. i'm using this system for all my future launches. This is the most powerfull system I have ever used to date!!!

It makes it so easy for anyone to start selling and managing there products in the most efficient way possible Highly recommend it

jeffczyz · 10-22-2009, 01:01 PM

Josh,

Was just checking out this post after a few of my friends in recommended checking it out. I'm currently using Wishlist member to protect my membership site content.

Any chance you'll be working with them to integrated anytime soon?

I'm on 1 SC now, but from the looks, I'll be diving into your system within the week.

Jeff

Josh Anderson · 10-22-2009, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeffczyz

Josh,

Was just checking out this post after a few of my friends in recommended checking it out. I'm currently using Wishlist member to protect my membership site content.

Any chance you'll be working with them to integrated anytime soon?

I'm on 1 SC now, but from the looks, I'll be diving into your system within the week.

Jeff

Many people come to us after using wishlist, 1sc, infusionsoft, jv manager, delavo, gold bar, net suite, rap, and other solutions when they find that those solutions do not do all that they need or do not do what they need them to do very well or easily...

Those other solutions are just not necessary as we replace them all and provide more features on top... we also provide our own Member Lock Wordpress Membership site plugin but you might want to check out our "How To" page and check out the membership wizard video and the membership wizard manual (pdf) to get a good feel for why I recommend using that strategy rather than a blog.

Our platform can control the membership blog and even drip content via our non obtrusive plugin... you can even use our subscriber management system to send a post in real time that only a specific subscriber would see... Also our plugin source code is open so you are welcome to develop on it.

However if you don't limit your self to the blog and utilize our membership wizard and other publishing features you can automate secure premium rss, podcast, membership site, and physical on demand print and continuity...

We are not a "blog plugin" solution primarily... its our entire platform that offers more power. We offer the plugin for those who need it and many use it... but the real power is using our platform to deliver premium content... using a blog to deliver premium content, regardless of the solution you choose, actually limits you to what you can do in your business model...

We provide a simple api so you could integrate with third party scripts or they could integrate with us and if wishlist were to do that or if their source code were open... and you were to do that you could use our platform to manage unlimited wishlist membership site blogs... from my understanding that is not really what they designed their solution to do... they designed it to be a self contained solution... if they open it up or integrate with our api then yes you could use it with our platform... that is why we provide the api... to make things like integration with third party scripts possible.

With a nanacast account you can create and manage unlimited membership sites, membership blogs, products (digital and physical), rss and podcast feeds (paid and free), digital and physical continuity programs, upsell and downsell funnels, and run an affiliate program for all your offers.

We simply eclipse all other systems with our superior content delivery, business automation, subscriber management, affiliate management, and publishing abilities.

Mark Dulisse · 10-22-2009, 05:32 PM

I've never had any problems with Paypal, and the customer service was very good to me.

Clickbank has been great for me too

InternetYogi · 10-22-2009, 11:16 PM

Hi Josh
I am going for your system it looks pretty sharp.

"We do so much of what the other systems lack that people desperately want but up until now most of our marketing has been by word of mouth... that is from clients who are using us and telling their colleagues about how wonderful our service is."

To be honest I think that you could do better with your website conversion wise . It did put me off and only reading these forums have convinced me to sign up.

" Trish find a while label of Aweber some still run on the old rates I think.

One thing to mention I am have a real challenge finding a payment gateway
Eway (UK, AU, and NZ) allow me to only Charge in NZD even though 95 % of my market is international. Authorize .net does not handle international . NMI has only one guy whom seems hard to get hold of have spoken twice and still no joy with any recomendations from them .

Does any one have any advise on International Merchants services that we can integrate with Nanacast . We have been in business for 10 years and are considered high risk because of where we live.

Popstar · 10-26-2009, 11:52 PM

Hey Josh,

Can you respond to a couple of issues that Alice Seba raised on her site about Nanacast? They're issues that I have, too, that's why I ask.

First, she said that membership pages have to be hosted on Nanacast rather than on our own servers. Is that correct and if so, why would that be a benefit to me?

I'm concerned about putting so much content on someone else's servers. And while I don't mean to suggest that you would do anything unethical, if for any reason your server goes down or your company goes out of business, what would happen to my content?

Edit: One more question about hosting membership content on your servers... how would the sale of a membership site be handled? Is there an easy way to transfer content from your servers to a new owner and is that process free or are fees required?

She also mentioned that each product or membership has multiple pages of setup, even if the products are for the same website... in other words, no common elements are saved within your system. Are there global settings within your system now or is that something that you're considering for a future upgrade?

The second issue is just a question of efficiency, but the first issue is a major concern.

Also, is there any other content that must be hosted on Nanacast servers rather than our own... download pages, etc.?

Thanks,
Debbie

Josh Bartlett · 10-27-2009, 01:24 AM

Josh,

(nice name by the way)

I think my brain just literally exploded!

Can you just confirm,

Nanacast will..

Work as a shopping cart solution
Allow me to add in upsells, OTO's etc
Work as an affiliate manager allowing me to setup my own affiliate programs for my products?
Let me power membership sites with content levels and drip fed content (like Wishlist Member for WP for example)
Link up with Aweber for list building/management etc
Link up with Kunaki etc for physical product creation?

If the above is true, I am signing up right now.. $100 per month sounds like a hell of a good deal for effectively a virtual employee!! (or a small team of them)

Also interested to hear the reply to InternetYogi's question above.

Look forward to the reply!

alexgilberg · 10-27-2009, 05:07 AM

I'm using nanacast and it's good. It took a few hours to watch the instructional vids and get the hang of it, but now I can crank out products in minutes.

Highly recommended.

Josh Anderson · 10-27-2009, 10:54 AM

Hi Debbie:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Popstar

First, she said that membership pages have to be hosted on Nanacast rather than on our own servers. Is that correct and if so, why would that be a benefit to me?

There are a few benefits:

1. You don't have to install a single script or ever hire a programmer to build membership site after membership site. So instead of spending months being an IT developer and managing programmers trying to get it right you can spend minutes setting up a membership site and then get on to what makes you money.... publishing content and selling it :-)

2. You get to use our superior content management system. There is nothing... and I mean NOTHING else like it on the internet today. No other system, no other script, no other service can deliver and manage as many types of content delivery as our system does in one place.

3. You can pump out unlimited membership sites, products, podcasts, rss feeds, and physical on demand print products and continuity programs and manage them all from one central location. Again no scripts to install no programmers to hire.

4. You never have to worry about updates or server management... we take care of all that in real time. When an amazing new feature comes out... you get it automatically :-)

Quote:

I'm concerned about putting so much content on someone else's servers. And while I don't mean to suggest that you would do anything unethical, if for any reason your server goes down or your company goes out of business, what would happen to my content?

1. We run dedicated servers on a private cabinet in a data center at ThePlanet which is one of the largest hosting providers in the US. We are under contract with them for tens of thousands of dollars a year and cannot break that contract without severe penalties.

2. We run on top of the line servers with high end hardware raids, and data backup and pay more each month for each of our individual servers than most people in this forum pay in several years for their hosting... even with the discount we negotiated ;-)

Our private cabinet and the servers on it are connected to the internet with a gigabit uplink for massive bandwidth capabilities. The average server today has only 1/100th to 1/10th of the pipe we provide for bandwidth.

In other words you get to run your ecommerce, affiliate management, sales funnels, and content delivery with server and bandwidth resources that you would not otherwise be able to afford.

3. Your nanacast account can be hooked to your Amazon s3 account for file hosting and file protection giving you unlimited bandwidth for podcast and media hosting. We have also integrated three layers of security protocals for s3 file protection two of those layers including ip and private/public key security happen on the nanacast platform and one is automatically configured on your s3 account as nanacast uploads your file to it. By doing this we have the industry's leading file protection system no only for downloads but also for embedded media and media enclosures in rss feeds. This means that your downloadable files and embedded media source urls cannot be hotlinked and shared.

4. Nanacast provides additional security protocols on top of the file protection security. One layer is unique feeds and user accounts. User accounts are protected with password and username logins. Feeds have optional security settings which you can set to the level you want. You can set limits on the number of IP addresses that can access a feed, podcast, or membership area in a day or a lifetime. You can set it so that if that limit is exceeded the system will email and notify you and optionally suspend the access until you resolve the issue.

There are even more security features than that but those are the basics.

5. We have been providing publishing services since 2006. We provide publishing services to some of the top names in marketing online in many niches. We were the premium content delivery system for the 2008 New Media Expo at the Las Vegas convention center which was the premiere trade show for the new media industry until it was acquired this year by Blog World which combined the expo.

We have had a booth at the expo every year as well as speakers representing us there and we will have Paul Colligan representing us at Blog World this year as well.

We are in negotiations with some major main stream hardware and service providers for on demand integration with home entertainment systems. I cannot say much on that as we are not supposed to disclose who and what until it goes live... but these are major companies.

Paul Colligan presented about our platform on the Google Campus at Google Tech Talk and we have had communication about integration with one of the offerings of another big three company.

We have several labels of our platform running in several niches with partners including Mike Koenigs and Rocket Helstrom of Traffic Geyser, Paul Colligan, and Gil Ortega.

Many warriors run their entire business day in and day out using our platform.

In the real estate niche many people are now using nanacast not just for information publishing but also for ecommerce and affiliate management with api integration into other database management, account management, and property management solutions.

Lately most of our new clients are either leaving infusionsoft for us or choosing us over them. Including one client who moved an entire paying continuity subscriber base of 2000 clients to our system from infusionsoft.

In other words... we're not planning on going anywhere ;-)

6. You can use our content delivery system or you can use our plugin and deliver your content in a blog which you host. If you have a viral premium level account you can use our cname feature and the cname in your registrar to make our membership site system look like it resides on your own website.

Quote:

Edit: One more question about hosting membership content on your servers... how would the sale of a membership site be handled? Is there an easy way to transfer content from your servers to a new owner and is that process free or are fees required?

If you are planning on creating and selling membership sites... that have active subscriber bases then it is easy to do with our platform. However, you will need to transfer the entire publisher account that the membership site is in over to the new owner.

Also it is highly recommended that if that is going to be your business model that you only sell access to the membership with credit card/merchant account preferably Authorize.net gateway enabled.

That way the transition to the new owner is just pasting in a couple of merchant processing gateway keys and you're done.

We also support NMI gateways and any gateway with an authorize.net emulator.

Quote:

She also mentioned that each product or membership has multiple pages of setup, even if the products are for the same website... in other words, no common elements are saved within your system. Are there global settings within your system now or is that something that you're considering for a future upgrade?

Likely she just did not acquaint herself fully as to how our system works.

In one click you can duplicate an entire membership, product, podcast, or rss feed and then edit and make any changes as you need.

You can also mirror offers and content for other strategies.

If you wanted you could set up a dummy offer and copy it anytime you create a new one if you just want a template to start with.

So yes. We already do this and this has been a feature even before Alice signed up.

Quote:

Also, is there any other content that must be hosted on Nanacast servers rather than our own... download pages, etc.?

Yes, as I mentioned before nanacast has a blog plugin that you can use if you like, you can use our cname feature to make our hosted membership sites look like they reside on your own server (viral premium accounts only)...

Yes, you can use your own thank you pages if you want... but ours are much more powerful and provide you security and automation you may want to take advantage of ;-)

Also we provide both outbound and inbound api so you can use our ecommerce and affiliate management front end with any third party script you develop or want/can integrate with.

Josh Anderson · 10-27-2009, 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Josh Bartlett

Josh,

(nice name by the way)

I think my brain just literally exploded!

Can you just confirm,

Nanacast will..

Work as a shopping cart solution
Allow me to add in upsells, OTO's etc
Work as an affiliate manager allowing me to setup my own affiliate programs for my products?
Let me power membership sites with content levels and drip fed content (like Wishlist Member for WP for example)
Link up with Aweber for list building/management etc
Link up with Kunaki etc for physical product creation?

If the above is true, I am signing up right now.. $100 per month sounds like a hell of a good deal for effectively a virtual employee!! (or a small team of them)

Also interested to hear the reply to InternetYogi's question above.

Look forward to the reply!

Yes.

The only thing I would note is that our way of delivering "levels" is different... you use a general purpose login to deliver all the memberships you have sold a person which is why I recommend using memberships for delivering most offers especially when selling multiple different offers in upsell downsells...

I recommend you watch my 20 minute presentation on the main page of http://nanacast.com which answers directly your questions about physical integration... we go far beyond Kunaki and no other platform on the net today matches what we can do for physical on demand print business models.

Also watch the videos especially the overview videos on how it works on the How To page of Nanacast.com

Its Trish · 10-27-2009, 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Popstar

I'm concerned about putting so much content on someone else's servers. And while I don't mean to suggest that you would do anything unethical, if for any reason your server goes down or your company goes out of business, what would happen to my content?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Josh Anderson

In the real estate niche many people are now using nanacast not just for information publishing but also for ecommerce and affiliate management with api integration into other database management, account management, and property management solutions.

Lately most of our new clients are either leaving infusionsoft for us or choosing us over them. Including one client who moved an entire paying continuity subscriber base of 2000 clients to our system from infusionsoft.

In other words... we're not planning on going anywhere ;-)

Debbie,

Josh has a good reputation and seems like a standup guy. However, and with all due respect to Josh, he is a small company, and as far as I know, "he is the business" meaning that if something were to happen to him (medical emergency, death, legal issues, imprisonment, etc) or to his company (DDOS attacked or security hacked, company bankruptcy, etc) then things could go kaput overnight. And that would be devastating to all the companies who rely on his technology 100%.

Josh is the glue that holds everything together. The programming, the marketing, the strategic alliances, and the white label deals and other deals he cuts with the entities he mentions in his previous post. Technologywise, I'm pretty sure he's the sole programmer. (or he acts as senior programmer and has hired an assistant programmer) He is the only one who knows how everything works together. (and his programming code and his back-end is surely very complex) In choosing your vendors & providers, its always riskier to put all your eggs into one basket run by a one man show, rather than a larger company where employees can easily be replaced. And as far as being the glue, when the late great Corey Rudl passed away, IMC kept on running because they were a structured company with employees, CEO and management etc, and were large enough and structured such that Corey was not the glue holding it all together.

In the excerpt above, Josh makes a convincing case showing how his company is on a roll, and confidently says they don't plan on going anywhere. But truth be told, over the past 10 years many many dotcom companies, solid ones, have gone under. And with the recent economic recession, many more companies have gone out of business, including small mom-and-pops, medium companies and substantial companies. (and my bank!)

I'm sure Josh's Nanacast will be here for years to come. Based on the awesome features of the Nanacast system, myself I'd probably take the risk and convert all my sites to Nanacast.

Josh Anderson · 10-27-2009, 01:56 PM

Hmmm... now your posting misinformation Trish...

Glad we won't be doing business with you.

I'll be ignoring your posts from here on out... so feel free to shoot off your mouth all you want.

EDIT There is to be no bashing of product owners in this forum but equally product owners cannot be allowed to bash people who raise issues about their products. Let's stay calm, everybody.

Its Trish · 10-27-2009, 03:39 PM

.
.. > Glad we won't be
.. > doing business with you.

Josh,

Honestly I have no idea why
you won't be.

.. > now your posting
.. > misinformation Trish...

Would you enlighten us all
and let us know what info in my
posting was incorrect?

Trish : - )

Popstar · 10-27-2009, 03:40 PM

Cost is relative, goldenlister.

The cheaper alternatives that you cite don't have the powerful features that Nanacast or Infusionsoft have. The amount of time, effort, and money you save on integrating lots of mismatched platforms will more than pay for the $100 a month when you reach that level of commerce.

It all depends on what you need.

Debbie

Its Trish · 10-27-2009, 09:01 PM

A little clarification to for those who
are doing research into what system to use......

InfusionSoft = Cart/Upsells/Downsells/OTOs/etc + Integrated Email & Autoresponders + No Membership System

Nanacast = Cart/Upsells/Downsells/OTOs/etc + No Email & Autoresponders + Integrated Membership system

Prominent well-knowns and IM gurus have been using InfusionSoft
for some time. It's a proven, solid, robust system.
However earlier this year InfusionSoft removed their $4,000 setup fee,
opening their doors to more than just the rich & famous.
They saw a huge influx of new customers. But they were not geared to handle
so many customers, which is why people had terrible experienes
in getting timely responses to their support tickets, and why
some people have jumped ship.

InfusionSoft has been promising to improve their customer service.
Don't know whether that's just lip service, or whether
they've taken proactive steps in that direction.
Does anyone have any recent experiences with InfusionSoft customer service & support?

Trish : - )

ps ......

Frank Kern is still using InfusionSoft, and as of a few months ago Tony Robbins started using them.
Those guys do MASSIVE sales, for example during a product launch
a guy like Kern rakes in $millions in one day. InfusionSoft handles it seamlessly.

InfusionSoft is robust enough for the big guys which makes me want it.
But I'm terrified at getting into a system with terrible
customer service and slow support response times.

Amanda_Davis · 10-27-2009, 09:06 PM

I've never had a problem with Infusionsoft support. It helps if you can get the direct emails of a few people I think.

And I absolutely LOVE the capabilities of the system.

PM me if you want more info.

(P.S. I've used the affiliate side of nanacast and really didn't like it. Maybe that was just how the merchant had it set up though)

Popstar · 10-27-2009, 09:22 PM

Josh,

Can Nanacast handle the traffic volume of a Jeff Walker-type launch or do we need to make special arrangements for big volume spikes?

Also, is all customer service and product information included in the monthly fees for Nanacast?

The reason I ask the second question is because lately I keep getting hit with additional fees to use products and services I've already purchased. For example, Wishlist Member asks us to pay to attend seminars or buy recordings to learn how to be a power user of their product. And 1ShoppingCart just instituted a $34 per month fee for unlimited, prompt customer service over the phone... which used to be free. Since their documentation lacks a lot of details, it can sometimes force you to contact customer support to find out how to use the system correctly.

If a vendor feels that they need to increase the price of their product to offer support, that's fine. But I'd like to know upfront what the full cost of the service is... not get nickeled and dimed on the backend. That way, I can make an informed purchase decision.

With that in mind, are there any additional customer support fees for Nanacast?

Thanks,
Debbie

Josh Anderson · 10-27-2009, 10:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Popstar

Josh,
Can Nanacast handle the traffic volume of a Jeff Walker-type launch or do we need to make special arrangements for big volume spikes?

People's perception of "big volume" is not what we perceive as big volume...

We think of big volume in terms of hundreds of thousands of clients subscribed to a podcast feed pinging an episode or logging into a membership area...

If you were planning on processing hundreds of thousands of orders during a short period of time you should notify us to we can monitor your launch and work out the additional contract required for accounts that generate more than one hundred thousand subscriber (client) records.

If you are only planning on generating thousands or tens of thousands of orders then there is no need to notify us.

How much money you process does not matter one bit. Its when you get into the hundreds of thousands of clients that you need to chat with us so we can work out a special contract with your company as we have different fee schedules for businesses who have more than 100 thousand client records in the system.

We have designed systems that right now daily are being used to serve up ad scripts and process millions of hits to more intensive applications than the checkout process on nanacast.

Nanacast has more server resources than most of these people who do big launches have had.

When you have seen problems during people's launches it is generally because they had small pipes (limited bandwidth) poorly optimized sales pages, and were hosting their own shoppingcart script on the same hosting resources as the poorly optimized sales pages.

In other words... its not nanacast you need to worry about when it comes to real significant volume... its your own on site optimization on your own website and sales pages.

This is one of the biggest myths in IM... that these gurus generate significant "volume" in terms of actual orders ($$ amount has nothing to do with it).

They may have spikes in traffic to their site but the actual transaction volume they do is small (in the thousands and tens of thousands) and the issues they experience are usually due to poor planning, weak hosting, and a serious lack of website optimization and load balancing for their media and other heavy scripts.

Of course for those who do need to do significant $$ volume we assist many people with that as well. We can help people get into the load balanced merchant account solution that they need through our partners and Nanacast also has a feature for rotating merchant accounts for automatic load balancing so you don't bust your merchant account monthly processing limits...

Again that has nothing to do with Nanacast's ability to process volumes of transactions (volume has nothing to do with $$ amount) but is something we provide as a benefit for publishers who need some assistance balancing their merchant account processing volume between multiple accounts if they experience significant growth in their business.

Quote:

Also, is all customer service and product information included in the monthly fees for Nanacast?

We provide you support. You provide your clients support. I am not sure what you mean by product information.

The support we provide is normal support... for example if you cannot find the answer to a question, have a "how do I do this," "what does this mean," or "can you do this" type question, if you experience a technical issue, etc.

However, it is not unreasonable for a company to require additional fees for things like strategy consultations and other one on one consultations.

We will likely offer other services to clients in the realm of consulting as well... but we do provide excellent included support. Just ask any current nanacast user.

But we expect users to do their part too and be respectful. Nothing is worse than someone who refuses to read documentation, practice using the system, and incessantly badgers the support desk thinking they can somehow learn by not doing anything despite being provide excellent support :-)

Popstar · 10-27-2009, 11:43 PM

Thanks, Josh, that more than answers my questions.

You clearly can handle the volume of a launch. As to product support, I was just talking about normal product information that may not be covered in your documentation. I agree that strategy consultations are a different matter.

Thanks,
Debbie

Its Trish · 10-28-2009, 02:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda_Davis

I've never had a problem with Infusionsoft support. It helps if you can get the direct emails of a few people I think.

And I absolutely LOVE the capabilities of the system.

PM me if you want more info.

(P.S. I've used the affiliate side of nanacast and really didn't like it. Maybe that was just how the merchant had it set up though)

Amanda,

Thanks for the update. I was checking out InfusionSoft's system
and demo videos, and noticed a very cool feature, smart upsell technology.
Amanda I believe you know this stuff, but for those who aren't up to speed:

Mike Filsaime and Anik Singal discuss the importance of using relevant upsells,
and in Filsaime's video interview with Rich Schefren's launch manager,
they discuss this very topic. Schefren's launch tree always presents the
customer with a relevant upsell, based on what they previously put in their cart.

(it should be noted that Rich Shefren is a master, even Kern & Jeff Walker
learn from him. Shefren's recent launch tree, detailed in the video, is simply amazing
and includes items from $97 all the way up to $25,000.
Not everyone sees those higher ticket items, it all depends on
which items they've previosly added to their cart)
Filsaime gives this example. When you order a burger from McDonalds,
for the upsell they ask if you want fries with that.
Then comes upsell #2, they ask if you want a cookie or apple pie desert.

But, if you had ordered a salad instead of a burger, that puts you on the "healthy track"
and you won't be asked about junk foods like french fries.
Instead you'll be asked if you want a yogurt fruit parfait for desert.
That's known as relevant upsell.
Smart upsell technology allows your shopping cart to offer your customer
additional items which are relevant to their current purchase. Items that they would want.

Filsaime explains how using a "launch tree" can increase your sales by 428% then he provides hard proof, by interviewing a whole bunch of top marketers and squeezing them for their actual stats. Sales volume before the tree starts is, of course, 100%... but after they agree to buy the first item, and you put them customer thru the launch tree, their total purchase winds up being 428% of what it was before. This is done with an ingenious tree of upsells, downsells, add-ons and such, all done in a very logical and effective way.

To maximize your sales revenue, several things are recommended, including the use of smart upsell technology. InfusionSoft includes this technology, and it implements it in a very cool way. (one reason why the heavyweights continue to use InfusionSoft)

Trish : - )

Danny Turner · 10-29-2009, 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeanyG

Here is how I break it down based on $2000 on sales per month for my business.

My business heavily relies on continuity so I would be charged 9% through clickbank. Nanacast is only 2 - 3% (merchant account and gateway fees).

If I do $2000 in sales:

Clickbank costs: $2000 x 9% = $180
Nanacast costs: $2000 x 3% + $97 = $157

Bit confused please clafiry someone
$2000 x 3% - To use this system one needs a authorize.net or similar account +
cc merchant account??? so would there be extra fees involved there?

Josh Anderson · 10-29-2009, 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danny Turner

Bit confused please clafiry someone
$2000 x 3% - To use this system one needs a authorize.net or similar account +
cc merchant account??? so would there be extra fees involved there?

A merchant account % depends on what the provider gives you but for example a common % is around 2.4%-3.4% then you pay the gateway per transaction charge of $.30 and a gateway monthly fee around $25 per month.

Clickbank charges you 9.9% on recurring subscription transactions.

They charge 7.5% on one time transactions

They charge a $1 per transaction fee.

They are one of the most expensive payment processors in the industry.

You could keep as much as 7%+ of you residual revenue for continuity programs by not using them... and since they are feature poor just about any system that offers back end sales funnel automation will make you more money.

Using clickbank to process your own referrals and organic traffic like saying "sure I'd like to make 7% less."

Amanda_Davis · 10-29-2009, 12:49 PM

Infusionsoft has awesome power and functionality but it's not the easiest thing to use. You need to be quite technical... or have a tech person you can call on.

Its Trish · 10-30-2009, 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda_Davis

You need to be quite technical... or have a tech person you can call on.

Amanda, I am assuming you are referring to hosting payment page 1 of 3
on one's own secure server. In doing it the default way, i.e. the payment page
on InfustionSoft's secure server, there is no technical knowledge required.
But it you want to host the payment page on your own server (perhaps to do
custom mods to it, for example adding lightboxes, or firesale countdown scripts, etc)
then you have to copy/paste the html they provide, and save it as a webpage
on your own server, and then add your custom mods. That will take some
html expertise, or further technical knowledge.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Amanda_Davis

Infusionsoft has awesome power and functionality but it's not the easiest thing to use.

From watching InfusionSoft's tutorial videos, looks like it will take about 1 day
to get totally up to speed, and to get things setup.
Being that it's an all-in-one solution for e-commerce for all of your websites,
I'd say that type of time investment is not too shabby.

And worth a mention... Kudos to InfusionSoft for putting out more new how-to videos.
Usually when I see the phrase "how-to videos" I expect them to be
long and boring screencam vids. However, InfusionSoft has produced
some very professional, easy-to-follow, and fast moving videos.
And the how-to vids can be accessed from the Admin area, so if you
get stuck, just pop up the tutorial video. Nicely done.

But has InfusionSoft's customer service & support improved?....

I'd still like to hear more feedback on this. Amanda your input about your positive
experience with InfusionSoft is much appreciated.
My intent is to see whether they have improved as they've promised
they would (i.e. adjusted their system to handle the large influx of new
customers that occurred when they dropped their $4,000 setup fee)
or whether their customer service and support are still suffering
from their recent large and sudden growth.

Anyone else have any recent experience?

Trish : - )

09-24-2009, 03:41 AM	#51
James Pateman James Pateman War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Nowra (3 hours south of Sydney, Australia) Posts: 84 Thanks: 4 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Thanks Josh, seems like a bargain to me. Regards, James Pateman
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09-24-2009, 08:47 AM	#52
mohamed.hammad Viral Marketer Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Egypt Posts: 17 Thanks: 3 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Sorry for my question, But do you allow my country (Egypt) to enter? Also How payments are delivered? Do you deliver them by yourselves? or you send it to my PayPal account (which btw doesn't allow Egypt to enter) and Can I have my own affiliate program? and Will I have to pay them or it is automated like clickbank who do all that stuff?? Thanks
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09-25-2009, 04:27 PM	#54
sourceone Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? I have it and it's nice but very frustrating. I'll say this upfront, I recommend the product but I suggest you don't watch any of the videos as they will only confuse you, sometimes they don't match the system's upgrades and you can lose track of where you are in the videos. Your Better off just diving in and asking support (which is great and fast) when you need help. Very nice system with lots of powerful techniques yet you can get lost when making choices inside the program. There were instances where I would come to a fork in the road and had to make a decision with the choices nanacast offers you. Once I made that decision, I then found out later that the choice i made wouldn't work for 1 reason or another and all of that time setting up was wasted, i had come full circle back to the fork in the road. Made it quite frustrating. I know, sounds crazy but that's the best i can explain it. There are alot of "moving parts" in Nanacast and the vids don't cover everything, so just get in there and start using it, you'll figure it out much faster that way. A PDF where you can jump to section and figure out what you need without having to search thru the vids or send a support ticket, would be golden. I used to be reliant on support to move forward as there was no material so that i could solve my own problems. Just jump in and create a dummy product that you can mess up on and get dirty. Like I said, great product but understanding it can be a guessing game at first....for me at least.

09-26-2009, 02:21 PM	#55
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,225 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 124 Thanked 610 Times in 271 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Thanks for the feedback... and we will be providing updated videos to match the current round of updates soon. In the mean time the best videos to watch to get oriented are still the Nanacast overview playlist on the How To page. I think everyone's experience is different. We have users who do just fine jumping in and figuring it out on the go as you say. The system is very linear so that works for many. Also there are little (?) icons throughout the system next to many of the options to instruct as you go... kindof on demand documentation. That works really well so we are now preparing to also impliment that with new videos in much the same way... on location on demand so you watch only what you need when you need it. --- Other people watch the New comprehensive overview videos (playlist of three) once through and then just jump onto the wizard and watch the videos again as they go to review. Generally regardless of what approach is taken people take advantage of our excellent support to fill in questions that arise when they are planning specific strategies. One challenge in providing instruction is that there is so much power and flexibility in what you can do that there are unlimited variations in strategies and sales funnels so the needs and implementation of each client will vary. New videos on the way... and as always new features too ;-) Btw... the features we just released yesterday are ask campaign style keyword density analysis so you can do ask campaigns using the nanacast form and survey system and the ability to broadcast content in the form of membership pages, rss and podcast feed episodes, and physical products to sub groups of your client base on the fly using advanced search. You can for example identify groups of people in a specific area, or who answered a question with a specific answer and send content to only them. This means unlimited list segmentation on the fly.
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10-03-2009, 08:13 AM	#56
ibuyhomz Getting Things Done! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Dallas, TX, USA. Posts: 10 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? To SeanyG, Josh and All Contributors, I must say a hearty thanks for the useful and detailed banter. I had recently signed up for another shopping cart solution, but after fiddling around a bit I decided to shop around a bit, especially for the one click upsell option. I believe everything should work out for all of the various options and ways I plan to use the service. Josh, you mentioned something about white label partners and private label, etc. Can you ellaborate on how an arrangment like this would work and what would qualify me to even need or desire such a service or partnership. Also, when my customers go to check out, will they have to leave my page to interface with nanacast as my shopping cart? If so, is there a way around this? I noticed this with a product I was looking at ordering a few days ago. Where are digital products hosted - behind an auto-responder, etc? PS. Josh, what you thought was a somewhat "offensive" post or question has turned out to be quite a sales letter of sorts. Plus, SeanyG is now a customer. So, you see your PM's and responses paid off. "It's a cinch by the inch but hard by the yard" I also noticed that you have several other products that are designed to help the business owner/marketer. I.E. Picks and Shovels...Can you give a complete listing of all your business support tools with a brief description of each along with links and trial membership details for each. Again, thanks for your support on the forum and all you've done and answered on this one thread alon! Wow!
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10-03-2009, 08:25 AM	#57
ibuyhomz Getting Things Done! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Dallas, TX, USA. Posts: 10 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hi Its Trish, I noticed your questions to Josh about nanacast and I wanted to follow up with you. I also use Joomla and wanted to know if you have set up anything with nanacast yet that interfaces with joomla? Great questions for Josh too. What kind of business are you tied to? I specialize in real estate training, investing and marketing & speaking. Looking to do more JV's or teleseminars, etc. I have about 100 domains and am working on getting various products launched and automated as quickly as I can.
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10-03-2009, 08:26 AM	#58
ibuyhomz Getting Things Done! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Dallas, TX, USA. Posts: 10 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Its Trish, I tried PM but your box is full.
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10-03-2009, 09:29 AM	#59
howdab2 Warrior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 19 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Get a paypal account if you are just starting out. Itr costs you nothing. After you learn some things, and are making money... Then would be a good time to explore other payment solutions if you havent given up by that point, and you wont have flushed $1200 down the toilet. $1200 can get you some great tools to work with, and some very good products to learn from. Ive never heard of nancast, and paypal and 2c0 seem to work just fine for Imers as well as some brick and morter businesses that have gone online as well... Howard
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10-03-2009, 12:04 PM	#60
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,225 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 124 Thanked 610 Times in 271 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hi Guys, We just added a new exciting feature I wanted to share... Optional Automatic phone verification for your subscriber optins and orders. That means that Nanacast publishers now have the option of verifying people's phone number when they submit to join or buy something you are publishing through the nanacast system. We developed this feauture specifically for our CPA network which we run under another label but we include it by default for Viral Premium members of nanacast as well. The main purpose it was designed for was if someone is running a pay per lead campaign on a free membership lead they could validate that lead by phone. This feature is optional for use by Viral Premium members. The way it works is that when a lead fills in a free or paid membership form and clicks submit a lightbox opens and says calling (The phone number they provided) and displays a box right there in front of them for them to enter a pin to verify that they are a real person who provided a real phone number. They are also given two other options and one is call another number and the other is to have the system text them the pin. The system automatically calls them and delivers them a pin number which when they enter in will automatically submit to the system and validate and complete their optin or order. This feature will revolutionize the free lead industry and increase the value of any free optin lead instantly.
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10-04-2009, 10:19 PM	#62
InternetYogi Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 15 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? S3 Intergration. This System looks Unbelievable and for $149 for the Cname service it is a steal. I heard if it looks to good to be true. It generally is !! . But Josh is pretty convincing!!!

10-10-2009, 06:11 PM	#64
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,225 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 124 Thanked 610 Times in 271 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? We just added the ability to automatically add and remove clients to Infusionsoft crm. We also added the ability to to add and remove subscribers to Autoresponse Plus self hosted email list management script as well. We already had the ability to add but the remove was just added. We also support the following additional email/postcard/crm solutions for automatically adding and removing clients to and from lists and follow up campaigns: Aweber, Getresponse, Constant Contact, iContact, Mail Chimp, Analytic Approach, Send Pepper, and Office Autopilot. The reason we added automation for adding and unsubing clients to Infusionsoft crm is because most infusionsoft users we speak with are dissatisfied with Infusionsoft's ecommerce and affiliate management but like the crm. Many are leaving infusionsoft to use Nanacast but now they can have the best of both worlds and use Nanacast's superior ecommerce, subscriber management, content management, and affiliate management platform with Infusionsoft's crm. Nanacast can add free prospects, membership site subscribers, product buyers, podcast and rss subscribers automatically to all these email/postcard/crm services at the time of optin/transaction. Optionally you can also select to have subscribers automatically removed upon unsubscription/cancellation/refund and/or add them to a new follow up list on unsub/cancel/refund We support these popular third party list management and follow up solution because they are the best at what they do and most people want to continue using the best solutions for list management and have them seamlessly integrated with their Nanacast business automation and centralization system. This opens up many follow up and crm strategies not available with closed limited solutions that do not offer this type of integration right out of the box and seamlessly the way Nanacast does.
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10-12-2009, 02:07 AM	#66
Its Trish Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hi Josh, I'm pretty much ready to pull the trigger with NC except for the fact that I haven't yet decided on which email system to use. (currently I'm on a dedicated server with lousy deliverability) Aweber is going to cost about $600/month for my list size, so I want to take my time in deciding on the right email solution. If you have any suggestions for a lower-cost but robust email system with good deliverability, let me know. (I think lots of folks here would like to hear what you have to say on the subject) trish : - )

10-12-2009, 03:24 AM	#67
pearsonbrown Grumpy Old Man War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Beautiful Redditch, United Kingdom. Posts: 593 Thanks: 211 Thanked 75 Times in 40 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? How big is your list, Trish? I have about 65,000 and pay Aweber about $80 a month. Pearson
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10-12-2009, 03:33 PM	#71
Its Trish Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Josh, First a quick mention that price is not an issue with me--I know the value of having a good system. However because AWeber raised their prices 500% last year (i.e. what would have cost me $110 is now priced at $500/month), I thought it would be useful to ask your opinion on other systems. If you would have had, up your sleeve, info about another system that has the same robustness and deliverability as AWeber, but without the $500 price tag, then great, it was worth me taking the time to ask. And if not, then oh well, and I'll just sign up for AWeber. (don't need info about ARP3; only info about hosted systems) .. > > What I was asking for was your opinion and expert advice. .. > .. > And I have already given it ;-) No, you did not give it. .. > All the services we integrate with have their pros and .. > cons... Aweber is double optin and some of the others aren't, Okay, now you're on the right track. (almost) Despite mostly generalizations and no recommendations or expert opinions as I was hoping to get, I realize now that's about the best I'm going to get from you here. Obviously you're not being helpful and in fact you've copped a passive-aggressive attitude with me. So let's drop the issue. Josh any discussion about NC on this forum is great free advertising for you, as are the thorough answers & explanations that you typically post. But unfortunately as you are basking in the warmth of this great free exposure for NC, I don't see you talking to potential customers as if you really want their business. Look, I've referred folks to your NC on a popular blog (referenced here) plus on 2 WF threads (including this one).... so I feel kinda violated when I politely ask you a question (in my previous post) and you reply like you did. What's more, I clearly made my intention that I was going to sign up for NC and in fact I had intended on jumping into your $197/month account this afternoon--but frankly I'm a little bit taken back that you'd rather get into a pissing match with me instead of being polite with me, and embracing me as a new prospective customer. (and perhaps inviting me to PM you directly if I needed any hand-holding during the signup process, or any of that sort of welcome-with-open-arms kinda thing) trish : - )

10-12-2009, 05:17 PM	#73
ishansoni HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada Posts: 235 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 23 Times in 9 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hi Josh, I am considering this software and it looks much more affordable & powerful then the other ones out there.. Although I have some questions. 1. Can I offer people a free 7 day trial and then charge them $37/month, and also offer this as an affiliate program that pays $20/month to the affiliates? 2. I am located in Canada, can I get an Authorize.net account? 3. How are my affiliates going to be paid? 4. Could you please tell me a system that uses your software (Just want to checkout the ordering process etc.) 5. Can I pay my affiliates 50% for their first 10 sales, 60% for their next 10 sales, and then 75% every sale thereafter? Ishan
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10-12-2009, 10:13 PM	#75
ishansoni HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada Posts: 235 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 23 Times in 9 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Josh, Thanks for your answers. Am I able to see how much money affiliate(s) have made or is it going to hassle? I mean can I mass-pay affiliates or something through the system or do I have to click on each user and then see if they made any money or not.. Ishan
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10-13-2009, 12:05 AM	#76
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,225 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 124 Thanked 610 Times in 271 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? You can instantly see your top referring affiliates, you can search for those who have referred x sales, you can generate sales reports on date ranges, you can generate sales reports on minimum revenue volume, you can export payouts to csv for spread sheets with paypal mass pay data, with pay by check data, or with both paypal and pay by check data, run reports on previously recorded payouts etc.
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10-14-2009, 03:39 PM	#77
joey54321 Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? I just bought the nanacast system spent a a day learning it at the end of the week I now have almost 3k in my account. i'm using this system for all my future launches. This is the most powerfull system I have ever used to date!!! It makes it so easy for anyone to start selling and managing there products in the most efficient way possible Highly recommend it

10-22-2009, 01:01 PM	#78
jeffczyz Bonus Dominator War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: , , USA. Posts: 75 Thanks: 1 Thanked 7 Times in 3 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Josh, Was just checking out this post after a few of my friends in recommended checking it out. I'm currently using Wishlist member to protect my membership site content. Any chance you'll be working with them to integrated anytime soon? I'm on 1 SC now, but from the looks, I'll be diving into your system within the week. Jeff
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10-22-2009, 05:32 PM	#80
Mark Dulisse IM Niche Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Charlottetown, PEI, Canada Posts: 266 Thanks: 3 Thanked 14 Times in 9 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? I've never had any problems with Paypal, and the customer service was very good to me. Clickbank has been great for me too
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10-22-2009, 11:16 PM	#81
InternetYogi Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: New Zealand Posts: 15 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hi Josh I am going for your system it looks pretty sharp. "We do so much of what the other systems lack that people desperately want but up until now most of our marketing has been by word of mouth... that is from clients who are using us and telling their colleagues about how wonderful our service is." To be honest I think that you could do better with your website conversion wise . It did put me off and only reading these forums have convinced me to sign up. " Trish find a while label of Aweber some still run on the old rates I think. One thing to mention I am have a real challenge finding a payment gateway Eway (UK, AU, and NZ) allow me to only Charge in NZD even though 95 % of my market is international. Authorize .net does not handle international . NMI has only one guy whom seems hard to get hold of have spoken twice and still no joy with any recomendations from them . Does any one have any advise on International Merchants services that we can integrate with Nanacast . We have been in business for 10 years and are considered high risk because of where we live.
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10-26-2009, 11:52 PM	#82
Popstar HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 458 Thanks: 10 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hey Josh, Can you respond to a couple of issues that Alice Seba raised on her site about Nanacast? They're issues that I have, too, that's why I ask. First, she said that membership pages have to be hosted on Nanacast rather than on our own servers. Is that correct and if so, why would that be a benefit to me? I'm concerned about putting so much content on someone else's servers. And while I don't mean to suggest that you would do anything unethical, if for any reason your server goes down or your company goes out of business, what would happen to my content? Edit: One more question about hosting membership content on your servers... how would the sale of a membership site be handled? Is there an easy way to transfer content from your servers to a new owner and is that process free or are fees required? She also mentioned that each product or membership has multiple pages of setup, even if the products are for the same website... in other words, no common elements are saved within your system. Are there global settings within your system now or is that something that you're considering for a future upgrade? The second issue is just a question of efficiency, but the first issue is a major concern. Also, is there any other content that must be hosted on Nanacast servers rather than our own... download pages, etc.? Thanks, Debbie

10-27-2009, 01:24 AM	#83
Josh Bartlett HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: New Zealand Posts: 152 Thanks: 27 Thanked 25 Times in 16 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Josh, (nice name by the way) I think my brain just literally exploded! Can you just confirm, Nanacast will.. Work as a shopping cart solution Allow me to add in upsells, OTO's etc Work as an affiliate manager allowing me to setup my own affiliate programs for my products? Let me power membership sites with content levels and drip fed content (like Wishlist Member for WP for example) Link up with Aweber for list building/management etc Link up with Kunaki etc for physical product creation? If the above is true, I am signing up right now.. $100 per month sounds like a hell of a good deal for effectively a virtual employee!! (or a small team of them) Also interested to hear the reply to InternetYogi's question above. Look forward to the reply!
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10-27-2009, 05:07 AM	#84
alexgilberg HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 167 Blog Entries: 8 Thanks: 71 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? I'm using nanacast and it's good. It took a few hours to watch the instructional vids and get the hang of it, but now I can crank out products in minutes. Highly recommended.
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10-27-2009, 01:56 PM	#88
Josh Anderson It's in my Signature :-) War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: ID, USA. Posts: 8,225 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 124 Thanked 610 Times in 271 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Hmmm... now your posting misinformation Trish... Glad we won't be doing business with you. I'll be ignoring your posts from here on out... so feel free to shoot off your mouth all you want. EDIT There is to be no bashing of product owners in this forum but equally product owners cannot be allowed to bash people who raise issues about their products. Let's stay calm, everybody.
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10-27-2009, 03:39 PM	#89
Its Trish Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? . .. > Glad we won't be .. > doing business with you. Josh, Honestly I have no idea why you won't be. .. > now your posting .. > misinformation Trish... Would you enlighten us all and let us know what info in my posting was incorrect? Trish : - )

10-27-2009, 03:40 PM	#90
Popstar HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 458 Thanks: 10 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Cost is relative, goldenlister. The cheaper alternatives that you cite don't have the powerful features that Nanacast or Infusionsoft have. The amount of time, effort, and money you save on integrating lots of mismatched platforms will more than pay for the $100 a month when you reach that level of commerce. It all depends on what you need. Debbie

10-27-2009, 09:01 PM	#91
Its Trish Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? A little clarification to for those who are doing research into what system to use...... InfusionSoft = Cart/Upsells/Downsells/OTOs/etc + Integrated Email & Autoresponders + No Membership System Nanacast = Cart/Upsells/Downsells/OTOs/etc + No Email & Autoresponders + Integrated Membership system Prominent well-knowns and IM gurus have been using InfusionSoft for some time. It's a proven, solid, robust system. However earlier this year InfusionSoft removed their $4,000 setup fee, opening their doors to more than just the rich & famous. They saw a huge influx of new customers. But they were not geared to handle so many customers, which is why people had terrible experienes in getting timely responses to their support tickets, and why some people have jumped ship. InfusionSoft has been promising to improve their customer service. Don't know whether that's just lip service, or whether they've taken proactive steps in that direction. Does anyone have any recent experiences with InfusionSoft customer service & support? Trish : - ) ps ...... Frank Kern is still using InfusionSoft, and as of a few months ago Tony Robbins started using them. Those guys do MASSIVE sales, for example during a product launch a guy like Kern rakes in $millions in one day. InfusionSoft handles it seamlessly. InfusionSoft is robust enough for the big guys which makes me want it. But I'm terrified at getting into a system with terrible customer service and slow support response times.

10-27-2009, 09:06 PM	#92
Amanda_Davis HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 158 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 15 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? I've never had a problem with Infusionsoft support. It helps if you can get the direct emails of a few people I think. And I absolutely LOVE the capabilities of the system. PM me if you want more info. (P.S. I've used the affiliate side of nanacast and really didn't like it. Maybe that was just how the merchant had it set up though)
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10-27-2009, 09:22 PM	#93
Popstar HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 458 Thanks: 10 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Josh, Can Nanacast handle the traffic volume of a Jeff Walker-type launch or do we need to make special arrangements for big volume spikes? Also, is all customer service and product information included in the monthly fees for Nanacast? The reason I ask the second question is because lately I keep getting hit with additional fees to use products and services I've already purchased. For example, Wishlist Member asks us to pay to attend seminars or buy recordings to learn how to be a power user of their product. And 1ShoppingCart just instituted a $34 per month fee for unlimited, prompt customer service over the phone... which used to be free. Since their documentation lacks a lot of details, it can sometimes force you to contact customer support to find out how to use the system correctly. If a vendor feels that they need to increase the price of their product to offer support, that's fine. But I'd like to know upfront what the full cost of the service is... not get nickeled and dimed on the backend. That way, I can make an informed purchase decision. With that in mind, are there any additional customer support fees for Nanacast? Thanks, Debbie

10-27-2009, 11:43 PM	#95
Popstar HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 458 Thanks: 10 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Thanks, Josh, that more than answers my questions. You clearly can handle the volume of a launch. As to product support, I was just talking about normal product information that may not be covered in your documentation. I agree that strategy consultations are a different matter. Thanks, Debbie

10-29-2009, 12:49 PM	#99
Amanda_Davis HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 158 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 15 Posts Social Networking	Re: Paypal, 2CO & clickbank are out. Nanacast looks great. Thoughts? Infusionsoft has awesome power and functionality but it's not the easiest thing to use. You need to be quite technical... or have a tech person you can call on.
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