Why Do You Go On?

Simple answer - People Are Greedy.

People always strive for more. Overall, I think that it is a good thing.

Haha I think the simple answer is most people make more money selling info products about how to make money then actually making any money from the info that they sell.

Say that 10 times fast

This is not the case for some, but unfortunately it seems to be a majority that do this. Be careful about which WSOs you buy and don't go for the ones that promise outlandish claims and you'll definitely be more satisfied with the info you receive.

There are some great marketers out there who really can help you out!

They usually sell their methods once their income hits a cap, or stars going down.
Or when their method works in theory only.

as time passes requirements changes and so the people adopt to new situation full of wishes. and the feeling of being better is another

Wow!! what's a amazing..... I can't believe myself.

Because of greed......We just keep going.

There are two things I'd like to touch on here:

Based on what the original poster wrote, it smells like another one of those promising products that make the creator xx,xxx per month (usually with a lot of clickbank check photos) just like all the others that I keep getting marketed to on a daily basis. The initial product is probably for $37 or $47 or something then you get a lot of upsells and downsells ranging about $197-$97 and you get some really flashy sales video that hits all the emotional callings and what not. Then you buy the lot and then try to implement everything you get taught in the 'members area' and never make a dime of your money back because either the product doesnt work, or the method has already been abused by other marketers out there and dried everything up.

The above is basically what pdrs was referring to. They make more money by selling you the actually product, not necessarily using the method they teach. Then they sell you other stuff once you've opted into their list and they are usually affiliate products of similar, making xx,xxx per month type of products.
There are MANY of these going around but as pdrs said, not all of them are like this.

I just hope that whatever it is you bought into, turns out to be something legit and worthwhile and actually makes you money. But yeah, the product you described is very reminiscent of these types of products going around on clickbank these days.



On another note, I'd also like to hit up on the other discussion on the side.
If I was making $35k per month... would I be interested in making more by sharing my methods?
To be honest, yes.
I don't want to call it greed. I prefer to see it as human nature's desire to keep exceeding one's potential. Why do you think some of the most successful entrepreneurs out there don't retire despite having all this freaking cash? It's just pure desire to become the best they can be. To continue exceeding one's potential. Keep seeking new plateaus and mountains to climb. I believe that's natural. I do believe that's why people reach that level of success in the first place - by continuously challenging themselves.

But yeah... some people can be just greedy too, lol.

Although there are those out there who genuinely want to help people by educating and providing them methods to achieve that kind of income. So they put a price tag on it to filter only those who are committed. However, this depends on the industry - there are also times when this could backfire and create competition for themselves, but again like I said, it depends.

Well, report back when you've made $35,000 in one month for the product and whatever they promised for all the other products.

I never buy products that have an income claim, but I'd be happy to consider it when you report back that indeed, you rolling in cash now because of that money you spent.

I'm replying as a buyer, not as a seller.

I'm saying this without knowing which WSO you bought, and with no idea what it was about, of course, but I must admit that income claims tend, overall, to put me off buying WSO's rather than interesting me in them. (I can't quite go so far as to say I never buy them.) I appreciate that many others will react differently. First, I don't think it's a good selling-point anyway, and secondly, the author's ability to earn that amount doesn't suggest to me that I will.

That does attract me a lot: if people I know and trust have bought the product as paying customers from that thread, put it into practice and made money with it, that's a huge plus for me.

That doesn't bother me so much, in principle, but then, of course, I've never had a single skeptic thought in my life.

I do see that one wonders whether the income's derived from IM-advice product sales rather than from the underlying methods.

Nevertheless, I've bought some excellent WSO's and learned a lot for them, and they're mostly things I probably wouldn't have bought at all outside this forum. I do buy quite a few (albeit fewer now than last year), just because "I like to know what's going on". :confused:

Not really, no, to be honest: I expect that and can always unsubscribe if I'm not interested ...

I go on because I'm alive. I'll continue to go on because I am infinite.

No, it does not put me off. Why should it? It's expected that I will hear
from them again unless I unsub. I like seeing what other people do with
their marketing, email copy, subject lines, offers, etc...

It may not be profitable for them after the first purchase. But I always
learn something from them.

I guess you are only interested to hear about IM products? I've created
non-IM products and honestly divulged all the methods. It wouldn't make
sense to do less.

I've created IM products for others and everything was pretty upfront. Ever
expanding one's online portfolios is generally a given.


Ken

If i had a method of making 35k a month i wouldn't share it(call me selfish) neither would i be trying to sell other offers. I would just sit back and think of ways to spend the 35k a month.