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WHAT WORKS - WHAT DOESN'T?

by MaxMyShop
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Hi:
I'm very new to the online business market and I've probably fallen into he same trap most newbies do - I've bought almost every product that's been put in front of me. I'd like to ask if anyone has an experience with the following sites;good or bad. Most of these have a 30 - 60 day guarantee, and I want to know what to keep and what to give back.

I've also been thinking that while all of the products come with a great deal of video tutorials and pdf's, that one can take hours to get through all of it. In my case (self inflicted I know), I am still trying to get a site up and working. I think it would be great if the makers of the software could have one site that;s ready to go for you could click on and have it going, then start with the videos. Everybody wants to get started to earn money, but going through the learning process is not just a click away. It's time consuming.

I'd be interested to hear what others think.

Thanks,
MaxMyShop
#software #tutorials #videos #what doesn't #what works
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    Originally Posted by MaxMyShop View Post

    Hi:
    I'm very new to the online business market and I've probably fallen into he same trap most newbies do - I've bought almost every product that's been put in front of me. I'd like to ask if anyone has an experience with the following sites;good or bad. Most of these have a 30 - 60 day guarantee, and I want to know what to keep and what to give back.

    I've also been thinking that while all of the products come with a great deal of video tutorials and pdf's, that one can take hours to get through all of it. In my case (self inflicted I know), I am still trying to get a site up and working. I think it would be great if the makers of the software could have one site that;s ready to go for you could click on and have it going, then start with the videos. Everybody wants to get started to earn money, but going through the learning process is not just a click away. It's time consuming.

    I'd be interested to hear what others think.

    Thanks,
    MaxMyShop
    YEAH, sounds like a nice idea, huh? Wonder why NOBODY ever thought about it! Well, a;; through history it probably HAS been thought about. HECK, ONE guy met some brothers and thought about doing EXACTLY that! HIS NAME? Ray Krock! The brothers he met? A couple guys that built a restaurant named after them, called Mcdonalds! Another guy bought something similar to to what ray krock did decided it didn't work for him. He changed it and treated it ALMOST like mcdonalds, but HE bought all the kits(called franchises by the way). HIS name? Sam Walton. The company? Walmart.

    About 80 or so years ago people offered real kits that were like franchises, but cheaper. Obviously, few of those survived.

    The internet is different in that a company could be practically omnipresent and things can be cross referenced. One guy, I'll leave out the name, came out with a franchise, and it was cheap. The FTC shut him down because it had a built in "poison pill". EVERY customer became a competitor. Given all the same criteria, there would be an exponential decline. Lets say there were a 5 to one ratio and a $100Million market!

    Initial market
    1 $100M
    6 <$16.67M
    32 <$3.13M
    157 <$637K
    782 <$128K
    3907 <$25.6K
    19532 <$5.1K

    So you can see that by the 7th level, the potential is paltry.

    Steve
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