Is This What You Call Affiliate 2.0 Marketing

Maybe I'm just OCD, but did anyone else notice that there doesn't seem to be consistency in the capitalization of the letters (especially the first letters) of all those emails? That's a bit annoying...lol...sorry, if I just missed the whole point of the thread.

LOL I said the same thing. Hes talking about relationship marketing but all he does is sell,sell, sell.

Dave I see absolutely zero difference in those on the screenshot. Maybe he is trying to create hype illusion?

Wow! That is intense! I mailed my subscribers 4x in 1 week once and you would of thought I'd committed some sort of serious crime from the emails and complaints I received! My list can't handle mails that frequently, and I would of thought that sending one "3 hour only" / "coupon" / "last chance" email after another would be soooo see-through...

..not to mention that IM people are subscribed to a lot more lists usually, so are you guys getting 40x emails a day from different marketers?... crazy!

I guess the IM market is different and can handle (works better) on more frequent emails compared to self help markets?

Not only did I get those, I also got the ones from all of the OTHER people selling this launch. Most of them had the exact same headlines as Mike's. At least the Tony Robbins ones were different and he added a little personal note in his.

Want the secret on affiliate marketing 2.0?
Here it is:
Stop using the phrase "back door". Instead, use "side door".
Stop using the words "recurring", "revshare", "residual", and "continuity". Instead, say "serial cycle".

There. All done.

As others have said - looks like nothing different at all. just a sell sell sell approach.
I am on the list of a couple of marketers who claim that the more frequently you mail your list to start with the better you 'train' them to be responsive.

This guy also talks about relationship marketing. But the fact I am on several different databases of his (under SAME email address) does NOT seem to penetrate his systems intelligence.

Judge on what they do not what they say

I suppose if one wanted to be generous then one could consider 'relationship' as meaning 'providing as many freebies as possible'.

And Mike does seem to have a few freebies in that list.
My guy to give him his credit DOES provide loads of free ebooks and reports and other freebie resources. Yes most have an upsell into something BUT many are of intrinsic value.

The worst of it is that when promoting so many different products it has to be clear that the vendor CANNOT have tried or tested all the products they are recommending. So what kind of relationship care is that?

A couple of things I bought into recently I got refunded on.
I would have hoped that the recommender would be concerned that recommending a rubbish product would damage THEIR reputation.
But I worry that they only care about the sales percentage that sticks in their commissions. Perhaps I should ask...

Your picture shows that he sends a message every day (Except the 23rd), and occasionally sends multiple messages in a single day. Next thing I noticed was his spelling/grammar, or lack thereof.
I am sorry if this person is a member here, but you have to have respect for the people on your marketing list. Not only would I unsubscribe to his list, but I would go through each of his emails and mark each of them as Spam towards Google. If enough messages are marked as spam, it could help raise a red flag against his outright disrespect, and have him marked as the spammer that he appears to be.

If you want to earn some respect for your list... Send them a friendly email letting them know how to subscribe to your RSS feed, or send them a SHORT notice that you have posted some interesting content on your website. But, make sure this content is helpful, not just another sales pitch to the masses. You have to give in order to receive. So give your readers what they want, and they will learn to trust you, and you will find that your CTR increases, and your sales will rise as well.

~ Teravel