End Of The World and Your Business Profits Exploding
I put this in the copy forum as well but wanted to put it in here so the business owners and entrepreneurs who don't go in that forum room, can learn something as well...
Well we didn't all come to the end over the weekend like the man behind the hype predicted...
(Harold Camping, the 89-year-old guy behind all of this, spent millions on "May 21 Judgment Day" ads. He put it on 150 radio stations (his own) and the Internet too)
Did prove a point to me though and did teach us a great lesson and thought would share...
You see...The man that predicted our world ending recently not only collected a lot of money from followers for helping getting the word out, but also had people believing so much that they were selling and giving away everything they owned.
And even though I don't say it's right...
A lot of people made some serious money from this event by buying the believers stuff for super cheap. However, if we're all going, what did the money matter either?
Plus people were charging money to the believers to walk their dogs and take care of the animals when we're all gone.
The ironic thing...if they believed so much we are all going to be gone forever, why did those people think someone will be there to take care of their pets after we're all gone.
They believed in the message or end so much that they didn't even think of that or overlooked that simple yet crucial point.
So why did I post this in here?
The power of believability. You see in copy and our messages, we all strive to get the prospect to believe. Guess what he put on his site?
"Judgment Day... the Bible guarantees it!" He used one of the biggest proofs he could find to get out his message and gain instant credibility.
I think he could of made a way better or specific guarantee, but...
After all, if they don't really believe something will work or solve the problem, why would they buy it or buy into it?
Thought this would be a good lesson to throw in here because it shows, if you can get someone to believe the message or believe in something so strongly, the possibilities are endless and moves your profits into a whole other world.
Well we didn't all come to the end over the weekend like the man behind the hype predicted...
(Harold Camping, the 89-year-old guy behind all of this, spent millions on "May 21 Judgment Day" ads. He put it on 150 radio stations (his own) and the Internet too)
Did prove a point to me though and did teach us a great lesson and thought would share...
You see...The man that predicted our world ending recently not only collected a lot of money from followers for helping getting the word out, but also had people believing so much that they were selling and giving away everything they owned.
And even though I don't say it's right...
A lot of people made some serious money from this event by buying the believers stuff for super cheap. However, if we're all going, what did the money matter either?
Plus people were charging money to the believers to walk their dogs and take care of the animals when we're all gone.
The ironic thing...if they believed so much we are all going to be gone forever, why did those people think someone will be there to take care of their pets after we're all gone.
They believed in the message or end so much that they didn't even think of that or overlooked that simple yet crucial point.
So why did I post this in here?
The power of believability. You see in copy and our messages, we all strive to get the prospect to believe. Guess what he put on his site?
"Judgment Day... the Bible guarantees it!" He used one of the biggest proofs he could find to get out his message and gain instant credibility.
I think he could of made a way better or specific guarantee, but...
After all, if they don't really believe something will work or solve the problem, why would they buy it or buy into it?
Thought this would be a good lesson to throw in here because it shows, if you can get someone to believe the message or believe in something so strongly, the possibilities are endless and moves your profits into a whole other world.
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