LEARN how to land 30+ clients with NO FACE TO FACE MEETINGS and BANK $16,000/MO in your PAYPAL!!!

[areevez]

Originally Posted by xichabodx

Looks awesome, as was your other WSO.
Curious, though... Earlier the title stated your income was $16k, now it's $32k. How did you double your income?

The title was 16 per month! That is how much my monthly agreements are together. Now the title states how much I made since I started, 2 months ago. 16 per month x 2 months 32k!

Thanks!!!

Arron

[xichabodx]

Originally Posted by areevez

The title was 16 per month! That is how much my monthly agreements are together. Now the title states how much I made since I started, 2 months ago. 16 per month x 2 months 32k!

Thanks!!!

Arron

Gotcha!

SMS is what I'm most familiar with and am even combining it with your other WSO, so, I'll most likely be checking this out.

Between this, your CPA, and your WSO's, you're making some nice $bank$.

[dericks3]

I can attest to the fact this is a great way to get clients,although I find it easier to setup the appointments and have face to face meetings with the these owners.
I never had alot of luck trying to close over the phone and collect $,I know it can be done,just my experience.
I also find it alot easier contacting smaller pizza type places,limo services,hair salons etc.
As opposed to larger businesses having to deal with gatekeepers.
I always recommend to my clients that I set appointments for to go this route first to gain some clients and get their feet wet before trying to cold call larger companies.

Just my 2 pennies

[dunkinbbb]

Originally Posted by John Durham

On the other side of the coin Arron, people who say they didnt get enough training ALSO get on the phone with a point to prove - and its that the training wasnt comprehensive enough... and they prove it too, to their own detriment.

A good question is "What point am I trying to prove when I get on the phone"?

John:

One could replace "What point am I trying to prove when I get on the phone" with "what point am I trying to prove by living my life?"

And have quite an interesting look at oneself.

Thanks for that. :-)

[Seanjtucker]

You took out me 30 day free trial with this approach... I'm feeling it. Great WSO.

[Christopher Hooper]

I bought this and can confirm it is legit. All you have to do to make money with it is get up an take action. I am actually going to outsource this to one of my peeps in the PH. Don't pass this offer up!!!!!

[SuperMarketer]

I can see the potential in this WSO with phone and email script, but unluckily there is no such SMS service in my country.

So it seems that I need to call US offline clients.

[SuperStu]

Hi Aaron, will this work in the UK?
Is txt180 a US service? Do you know if the same service exists in the UK?

Sorry for the questions but don't want to dive in if I can't take action.

Thanks.

[Moana411]

Originally Posted by stuart.stephen

Hi Aaron, will this work in the UK?
Is txt180 a US service? Do you know if the same service exists in the UK?

Sorry for the questions but don't want to dive in if I can't take action.

Thanks.

Hi Aaron, will this work in Australia as well.

Thanks

[Steve Wise]

I understand that this is basically a cold calling script system and therefore a numbers game with lots of rejection. As John Durham already pointed out and with my own experience of over 20 years in UK financial services cold callers are a special breed of person.

The important question for me is how the local busines owner gets people to opt in to the SMS system? Is this covered in the course? It's one thing promising a business owner more clients it's another one delivering.

[smallbusinessmarketinguk]

Hi Arron,

Just bought your WSO, I have to say your script and process are spot on!!

The value of any info is in the detail or the implementation of that detail and the words you use are compelling to any business owner (with a pulse) to take action, if they don't it's there loss, there competitors will decimate them if the adopt SMS marketing.

Thanks for the script, I will employ a small teles sales team to scale this up!!

Regards,
Phil

[Steve Wise]

Originally Posted by Moana411

Hi Aaron, will this work in Australia as well.

Thanks

I had a look at txt180.com re availability.

Supported Carriers

AT&T, CBW, nTelos, Sprint, Nextel, Boost, Virgin Mobile, Verizon Wireless, T Mobile and Alltel.

Some major carriers from the UK missing from that list so for me it woiuldn't work, although I suppose there coud be other providers.

[smallbusinessmarketinguk]

Originally Posted by Steve Wise

I undrestand that this is basically a cold calling script system and therefore a numbers game with lots of rejection. As John Durham already pointed out and with my own experience of over 20 years in UK financial services cold callers are a special breed of person.

The important question for me is how the local busines owner gets people to opt in to the SMS system? Is this covered in the course? It's one thing promising a business owner more clients it's another one delivering.

Steve,

I've been 25 years (and still am) in Financial Servises, getting bored with the regulation RDR etc, but my recurring income is too high to give it up, but I am setting up an offline business to include SMS marketing, mobile sites etc.

There are WSO's covering how a business acquies the mobile phone numbers of customers, by using a short code for example, a restaurant would ask customers (and potential customers) to TEXT 'FREE FOOD' to 87654. Once phone numberes are captured, the business text's offers from time to time to fill up restaurant on quite nights.

Hope I wasn't teaching you to suck eggs!

Phil

[peter.max]

Originally Posted by Moana411

Hi Aaron, will this work in Australia as well.

Thanks

There are a few service providers here. You can have a look at Send SMS Online with directSMS for example

[Steve Wise]

@ Phil. No not at all. Businesses seeing a good ROI is very important for credibilty, referalls, future business etc. I'm interested if anyone knows of a reliable, good value SMS provider in UK

[Virtual Income]

I too would like to know if the sms service provider can cover the uk? If not, can you suggest any others that would?

Cheers.

[smallbusinessmarketinguk]

@ Steve, I read our PM, but can't reply as I havn't reached 50 posts yet!

I havn't launched just yet, my son is still going through and learning how to build mobile sites and also websites using Word Press, he's done a few mobile sites which look great and building a WPsite now for our business, so should be ready in about 2 weeks, in the meantime I can look to recruit tele sales people.

In the UK I've looked into Txtlocal and one or two others, I will contact them by phone this week to establish there exact offering.

Cheers
Phil

[krolbiz]

Do I need to call the prospects first? I'm not really good at speaking. Is it possible?

[itma]

Looks like limeyland will be well serviced if we can get the right SMS
services here in Britain - lol

I know nothing, 'er, less than nothing about cellphones and text messaging - I don't have one - don't have the need.

BUT, this WSO looks great for a nincompoop like me, so if anyone can find the right service in the UK, I too am keen. In the meantime I will take a chance and buy the plan - on the understanding that there is a refund if needs be.

I have still to make a single cent on the internet, perhaps this will be more in line with my own limitations.

If there are any guide lines anywhere, I'd be obliged for directions...

Thanks

itma

[Steve Wise]

Phil, I looked at Txtlocal and the cost up to 5,000 credits (ie messages) is £0.49 each. £49.00 per 1,000. Big difference from text180.com which is a quarter of the price. However, text180 doesn't support Vodafone, O2 & Orange so no good for UK.

Itma it looks like the refund is only provided if you put the course into action. Hopefully Aaron will clarify our questions soon, I think he's on US central time zone so prob still in bed at the mo.

[TomHarvey]

Just purchased this one for $15 - no brainer!!

Great useful info in this concise script, looking forward to putting this one to the test.
Good thing with thi one is that it can be modified and applied to e-mail marketing as well as SMS.

I am a fellow UK buyer/businessman so will keep my eyes posted for details of UK service providers and enablers. Evidently the ones appearing to exist are a little expensive but you obviously build that into your pricing plans!!

All in all a great WSO delivering huge value.

[TechTrainer58]

Just downloaded your WSO. After review, it looks very "do-able".

Scripts look great and seem to be at the right level of detail for the initial contact. I will let you know in two weeks how I make out with it.

Thanks for the great info!

[AussieT]

Originally Posted by peter.max

There are a few service providers here. You can have a look at Send SMS Online with directSMS for example

How do they compare price wise Peter?

[donsdeals]

What specifically are we selling these customers? I assume you have to have some talent/service to sell. Are we building them a mobile site or a website? Are we pimping them with the script? Please advise.

[GraemeHawley]

Originally Posted by areevez

I've recommended my customers to txt180.com which is what I use, they have resellers and very good imo, 17 bucks for 1,000 texts. $16,454 is my monthly agreement fees with all my clients together including upsells of services like web design and SEO. I upsell in a very soft way and they end up pretty much asking me to upsell them!

Arron

The problem is I'm from the UK and the text services are much more expensive than the price your talking about. do txt180.com cover the Uk?

Do you know of any cheap UK providers?

Thanks,

Graeme

[areevez]

I want to thank everyone who gave the kind words!! Im so happy, You guys could see the value behind this awesome system! To the people overseas, just because I SUGGESTED txt180, DOES NOT mean it is EVERYONE'S best option, obviously!

If you are having trouble finding an SMS provider in your country, just hit up google and find it! Type in (your area) SMS marketing providers and do the research needed to find the best SMS service for you!

Im based out of the US, so I chose txt180 but those in AUS, UK etc can find an alternative provider and use this exact same system to excel! There are a BUNCH of providers around the world and just a little bit of research you will find the best for you. My suggestion of txt180 really doesnt have anything to do with this WSO, this is a plan to LAND and UPSELL clients! That is why I didnt want to include txt180 in the WSO to confuse people like that is the only possibility!!

If the providers in your area are higher than normal, that is because of the financial state of your area so you can add that into consideration for what you charge per month! Instead of $250 go after $299!

Originally Posted by Steve Wise

I understand that this is basically a cold calling script system and therefore a numbers game with lots of rejection. As John Durham already pointed out and with my own experience of over 20 years in UK financial services cold callers are a special breed of person.

The important question for me is how the local busines owner gets people to opt in to the SMS system? Is this covered in the course? It's one thing promising a business owner more clients it's another one delivering.

Yes, I do cover in the course, some great ways to get our clients customers to JUMP on the opportunity to sign up! It's really not that difficult to do, we just have to tap into the WANT of these customers!

Originally Posted by smallbusinessmarketinguk

Hi Arron,

Just bought your WSO, I have to say your script and process are spot on!!

The value of any info is in the detail or the implementation of that detail and the words you use are compelling to any business owner (with a pulse) to take action, if they don't it's there loss, there competitors will decimate them if the adopt SMS marketing.

Thanks for the script, I will employ a small teles sales team to scale this up!!

Regards,
Phil

Your words are VERY true here! Im glad you are already taking action!!!!

Originally Posted by Steve Wise

@ Phil. No not at all. Businesses seeing a good ROI is very important for credibilty, referalls, future business etc. I'm interested if anyone knows of a reliable, good value SMS provider in UK

Google is your best friend here, compare the prices of UK sms services! Try this, it looks nice and promising! Click SMS - SMS Text Messaging Services Provider - Low Cost SMS

Originally Posted by krolbiz

Do I need to call the prospects first? I'm not really good at speaking. Is it possible?

This system is designed for you to call first! Will it be hard for you to outsource the calling process to a VA?

Originally Posted by donsdeals

What specifically are we selling these customers? I assume you have to have some talent/service to sell. Are we building them a mobile site or a website? Are we pimping them with the script? Please advise.

We are getting out foot in the door with SMS and opening up great possibilities to upsell other services such as SEO, web design, mobile websites etc.

I guess we're pimping them into trusting us enough to sign on! lol

[Steve Wise]

Originally Posted by NetPromotions

Check out the pricing here: iZigg | Home.

What is really awesome is that most of my clients also purchased a mobile web site. It goes hand in hand with the SMS purchase. A great up sell!

Please see this post re affiliate links in someone elses WSO or thread.
Sig files, affiliate links, and link spamming

[areevez]

Originally Posted by donsdeals

This is a very intriguing offer, but I don't understand what these prospective customers get for their $250 per month. Sorry, I can't pm yet. Don't have enough posts.
Don

They get teh ability to reach their customers instantly by mass texting them irresistible special offers that create huge spikes of sales!

[ceonewbeginnings]

Ok I'm lost, I just purchased this WSO and read through and everything sounds really good except, Where do I get this list of local cell numbers to send the SMS messages to and what service do I use to send them once I get the clients? I've already sent a PM to you.

Thanks

[ceonewbeginnings]

I sent an email to the address mentioned in the WSO not a PM.
Thanks

[areevez]

Originally Posted by ceonewbeginnings

Ok I'm lost, I just purchased this WSO and read through and everything sounds really good except, Where do I get this list of local cell numbers to send the SMS messages to and what service do I use to send them once I get the clients? I've already sent a PM to you.

Thanks

I emailed you back! Check it out.

[eebee]

Is there anything else to buy to run the actual system?

[Max86]

Hey Arron,

I just purchased your guide and it looks very doable.

I happened to notice that you didn't put the sms provider

in your course, just a reminder that you we're going to

add it.

Art

[ceonewbeginnings]

Didnt get it, still waiting.

[Blue Blaster]

Originally Posted by ceonewbeginnings

Ok I'm lost, I just purchased this WSO and read through and everything sounds really good except, Where do I get this list of local cell numbers to send the SMS messages to and what service do I use to send them once I get the clients? I've already sent a PM to you.

Thanks

I echo these thoughts. How does the system work? I got the WSO a short time ago, but really don't know what it is (after reading it). SMS stands for what? I'm guessing it is texting on cell phones. My cell phone? Their cell phone? Through a web site I set up?

If this is too much, maybe there is another WSO that answers these questions.

Yes, I am totally lost.

[Blue Blaster]

It helps, but I really need a guide (probably another WSO) to really understand it and how I am involved in the transaction (middle man?).

Oh well.

[ceonewbeginnings]

So the business owners that we contact have to have this list of cell phone numbers that we sent the txt msgs to?

[Blue Blaster]

Originally Posted by ceonewbeginnings

So the business owners that we contact have to have this list of cell phone numbers that we sent the txt msgs to?

Not sure if you have the pdf yet or not, but this is just a script - and an excellent one. We probably need to look elsewhere for another WSO that will give us the how to and what to use and where to go stuff.

[ceonewbeginnings]

Originally Posted by Blue Blaster

Not sure if you have the pdf yet or not, but this is just a script - and an excellent one. We probably need to look elsewhere for another WSO that will give us the how to and what to use and where to go stuff.

I agree, I understand the script which is very good. I just don't get the logistics.

[ceonewbeginnings]

Originally Posted by NetPromotions

No. The business owner has to build a list first by advertising his text message opt-in. He can do this on his web site, through local coupon books, a poster in his business, business cards and so on.

So let me understand this, when I contact a business I need to find out if they have a list to advertise to? What if they don't have a list?

[Blue Blaster]

I really appreciate your help, but what I really need is a structured guide with a full set of instructions. I've been wanting to learn this part of the IM business for a while now. In the long run, this script will help. However, it is best for me to learn the nuances and logistics of SMS.

[areevez]

THANKS EVERYONE!

Hey guys, I REALLY don't think you need a wso to really understand how the SMS Marketing platform works for small businesses! PLEASE take a second and try to clear your mind of all the complicated marketing approaches, this is not one of them. I had NO IDEA about SMS marketing when I started this a couple months ago. NO FRICKING IDEA! I didnt do ANY research on how sms works besides searching for SMS providers online and reading their websites to make a smart decision on which one I thought looked the best!

@BlueBlaster, we are just informing and offering the service as a marketing company. These businesses can really just hop on google and find it themselves and run it for way cheaper than what we charge. But the majority of them have no idea about this way of marketing, the thing is to get them excited and confident that you know what your doing. And since it's so seriously simple, you can become an expert at it in a day's researching! They will probably think it's far more complicated than it really is, so that's why they are happy to pay $250 per month for someone to take care of that for them!

If a lot of people still need more information, I may write up a more detailed guide on the specifics of SMS marketing and send it to you guys when I get time.

I always remembered seeing this on commercials for ringtone companies all the time. Text 'cooltones' to 54545 for the hottest deals on ringtones! So I knew how it worked when people texted that code in. It was common sense that those numbers were saved in a database and sent mass promotional texts all at once.

So that is ALL I knew before jumping on this opportunity. Like John Durham said in this thread earlier, sometimes people want too much extra complication and fluff explained to them before they feel comfortable to jump on this. Sometimes you gotta say screw your comfort and just hop on a system that works! You WILL learn a lot along the way that NO WSO can tell you by experience and trial and error!

The actual SMS Marketing platform is so dang user friendly, it's impossible not to understand how to work it! There are hundreds upon hundreds of SMS marketing providers other than TXT180, i dont even think that is the best provider honestly, but I just jumped on them like I said because I was ready to do this!!! Im actually actively researching a lot of other SMS providers on Google and trying to find an even better one. You guys can do this too for yourself! Go to google and get the searching! There all around!

Arron

[Blue Blaster]

I understand what you are saying Arron and this script is great. However, I am the kind of person who needs to have it fully explained, thoroughly researched, and totally understood before implementing the system.

I'm off to search for a WSO that can take me the rest of the way on this journey.

[areevez]

Originally Posted by ceonewbeginnings

So let me understand this, when I contact a business I need to find out if they have a list to advertise to? What if they don't have a list?

Almost every business WILL NOT have a list when we approach them. We help them get a list by offering some marketing suggestions for the opt-in list, such as running a contest for their customers, "SIGN UP FOR OUR VIP SMS CLUB AND GET A CHANCE TO WIN A FREE DINNER!" ETC!

[areevez]

Originally Posted by Blue Blaster

I understand what you are saying Arron and this script is great. However, I am the kind of person who needs to have it fully explained, thoroughly researched, and totally understood before implementing the system.

I'm off to search for a WSO that can take me the rest of the way on this journey.

I understand, well I have heard good things about SMS Local supremacy or something like that? Look it up and see what that looks like, I never purchased any sms wso's so I couldnt really tell you, but I have heard some good things about that one in particular!

Arron

[areevez]

Originally Posted by NetPromotions

I am here to help anyone with this. I am available via skype if you wish to contact me. Otherwise I'll do my best to explain everything here in a posting.

Thanks for helping me with the Customer service!! Williamsburg huh? Lol Im about to move uptown NN like 10 mins away from the burg!

[BillyJoeBob]

Can the campaign management of each business be outsourced?

[Blue Blaster]

Thanks for everything Arron.

Oh, and I am from VB - I picked up on the ice cream thing in the pdf.

[BillyJoeBob]

areeves can u pm me with an email address? I cannot pm u as I don't have 50 posts yet. Thanks.

[Shea]

Guys, implementing this is probably more simple than anything else I can think of in terms of marketing. Very simple for you. Very simple for the business. Very simple for the customer. No physical collection of phone numbers or paperwork.

Business posts a flyer on their register, or wherever, or verbally tells the customer about it. Flyer says 'text pizzadeal to 54545 to receive special offers available nowhere else!' Customers text that and they're opted in. Nobody collects any numbers from the customer. Simple, eh? Now you just have to make the sale to businesses..