How I Made $6266 in 4 Days. Simple Offline System Easily Copied

[Ian McMullan]

As always I offer a Full Money Back Guarantee, so you won't get burned with this one!

[Ian McMullan]

Here are a list of previous questions and answers. Please read here before you post a question.

Are cold callings needed?Or everything can be done over the internet?

No cold calling needed.
I explain in detail several easy ways to get customers and they don't even involve the internet although I'm sure you could use the internet if you wish.
I show you a few different ways to get customers and it doesn't involve cold calling. They actually call you.



Are there any countries where this will not work, Canada for one?

This will work anywhere. Businesses worldwide will benefit from these energy savings. There will obviously certain tweaks or small allowances that will be applicable to your country as I am writing this as one who operates this business in the UK.


Since you are in Ireland, am I right to assume that it will work just as well in the UK as well?
This will work anywhere. Businesses worldwide will benefit from these energy savings.


How many hours a day did you work for your 12 days? Does this business plan involve selling solar panel installation?

I just work normal 6- 8 hour days.
It is not selling solar panels. Much much easier and something you can do yourself... if you wish

Does this involve energy de regulation?
No, nothing to do with de regulation. You are providing a simple service to your customer that will reduce their electricity bills.


You say it's a "physical" service that we carry out ourself. Can you
elaborate just a little more on that without revealing everything?


If you are able to change a fluorescent tube, you are good to go. Its not strenuous work but I am now using someone else to do it for me. Not because I'm lazy but I can concentrate on getting more customers.

I usually work 6-8 hours, but thats just me. You can work less hours if you wish and if someone else was doing the physical part, then you can ease back a bit and work as little as you want to.



Do you also tell how we can 'outsource' the work, etc.? You mention
the fluorescent tube - will we be responsible for buying this tube or
whatever device is needed to reduce energy?

Outsourcing is the easy bit. That will become clear when you see the system. I will show you where I buy the necessary equipment. The process will be the same in whatever country you are in.
$17k.. yeah. I was a bit hesitant about doing this wso because there are so many big promises about big money on the internet.
Well this goes to show that good profits are definately doable offline too. Its really not rocket science. Just provide a service to people who really need it. With the ever increasing energy costs worldwide it is a win win situation.

How much is the necessary "equipment" that has to be purchased?
There is no equipment to buy. Just the materials you need to complete the work for your customer. I always get an upfront payment before I do anything for a customer.
I dont think the market could ever be saturated as its such a big market.

Would it be possible for these businesses just to do it themselves? If we are simply buying certain bulbs and installing them, wouldn't they just take the idea and do it themselves?

Yes, they could if they wanted to but as yet I haven't had one do that.
Its a bit like going for a car service or a haircut. I could probably do it myself and certainly a lot cheaper than going to a garage or barbours, but I dont. Some will some wont.



How many proposals do you need to make to get ONE job?
Generally we close on 1 in 4 proposals. Not bad but bear in mind this is a service that most sizable businesses really need.

Can your business work anywhere ? Like France, Africa ?
This will work anywhere in the world.
Anywhere that a business uses and pays for electricity... it will work.


do you talk about how to dispose of the old lights and how to factor that into the bidding?

Your local council provides a recycling area for these at no cost.
Also when you purchase the lamps (at least here in the UK) you pay a small charge called a WEE charge.
This enables you to call a recycling company to come and collect the old lamps free of charge.
Hope this helps

[Dario@WF]

Are cold callings needed?Or everything can be done over the internet?

[Ian McMullan]

Hi thanks for your email.
No cold calling needed.
I explain in detail several easy ways to get customers and they don't even involve the internet although I'm sure you could use the internet if you wish.

Ian

[Reg]

Are there any countries where this will not work, Canada for one?

Thnx...

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by Reg

Are there any countries where this will not work, Canada for one?

Thnx...

This will work anywhere. Businesses worldwide will benefit from these energy savings. There will obviously certain tweaks or small allowances that will be applicable to your country as I am writing this as one who operates this business in the UK.

Thanks
Ian

[luisa]

sounds interessting, will wait for reviews

[luisa]

Sounds interessting, will wait for some reviews.....

[Vibrant Warrior]

Since you are in Ireland, am I right to assume that it will work just as well in the UK as well? Also is there any cold calling involved?

[Allustrious]

Can I expect the same success with this, living in the USA?

[chemo38]

How many hours a day did you work for your 12 days? Does this business plan involve selling solar panel installation? If so, that market is becoming quite large here in the southwestern part of the U.S.

Thanks,

chemo38

[epark732]

Does this involve energy de regulation?
Here in the USA if you go on Craigslist and look at almost any city's sales jobs postings, you will see companies looking to hire sales reps to sell businesses and residents savings on their energy bills. It's known as energy de regulation.

Anyway, just curious if this is about that.

Thanks

[mkmossop]

I'm definitely curious in more detail on exactly how this is done if you're able to provide more details.

[ebusiness]

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Ok, going to take a chance with this and will report back on my success.

ebusiness

[ebusiness]

Transaction ID: 5G1146492D879824L

Ok, going to take a chance with this and will report back on my success.

ebusiness

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by Vibrant Warrior

Since you are in Ireland, am I right to assume that it will work just as well in the UK as well? Also is there any cold calling involved?

Hi
It will literally work anywhere and no cold calling needed.
I show several ways I get customers and they actually call me.
Thanks
Ian

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by Allustrious

Can I expect the same success with this, living in the USA?

Absolutely. This will work anywhere

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by chemo38

How many hours a day did you work for your 12 days? Does this business plan involve selling solar panel installation? If so, that market is becoming quite large here in the southwestern part of the U.S.

Thanks,

chemo38

Hi Chemo38

I just work normal 6- 8 hour days.
It is not selling solar panels. Much much easier and something you can do yourself... if you wish
Thank
Ian

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by epark732

Does this involve energy de regulation?
Here in the USA if you go on Craigslist and look at almost any city's sales jobs postings, you will see companies looking to hire sales reps to sell businesses and residents savings on their energy bills. It's known as energy de regulation.

Anyway, just curious if this is about that.

Thanks

Hi epark732

No, nothing to do with de regulation. You are providing a simple service to your customer that will reduce their electricity bills.
Thanks for your email
Ian

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by mkmossop

I'm definitely curious in more detail on exactly how this is done if you're able to provide more details.

Hi and thanks for your email.
I can tell you that its a simple service that you provide to local businesses that will reduce their electricity bill.
Its not selling solar panels or new tariffs or anything like that but a physical service that you carry out yourself or by someone else if you wish.
Thanks
Ian

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by chemo38

How do you know? Did you buy the WSO?

Absolutely nothing to do with Energy de-regulation.(whatever that is)

[robert key]

Hi Ian,

You say it's a "physical" service that we carry out ourself. Can you
elaborate just a little more on that without revealing everything?

You make it sound like we'll have to have a truck like the Verizon
FIOS tech guys. Lol.

I'm interested but with a bad back, I'm not trying to do strenuous
installation, etc.

Also, you say that you work normal "6-8" hour days. Can this be
crunched into no more than say 2-4 hour days?

Thanks,

Robert

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by robert key

Hi Ian,

You say it's a "physical" service that we carry out ourself. Can you
elaborate just a little more on that without revealing everything?

You make it sound like we'll have to have a truck like the Verizon
FIOS tech guys. Lol.

I'm interested but with a bad back, I'm not trying to do strenuous
installation, etc.

Also, you say that you work normal "6-8" hour days. Can this be
crunched into no more than say 2-4 hour days?

Thanks,

Robert

Hello Robert
Thank you for your email.

If you are able to change a fluorescent tube, you are good to go. Its not strenuous work but I am now using someone else to do it for me. Not because I'm lazy but I can concentrate on getting more customers.

I usually work 6-8 hours, but thats just me. You can work less hours if you wish and if someone else was doing the physical part, then you can ease back a bit and work as little as you want to.

Hope this answers your query
Thanks
Ian

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by juk289

What does this work entail? Do you have to be able to travel in order to meet with customers?

Sorry juk289
I missed your post earlier.

The work is enabling business customers to reduce their energy usage, in some cases substantially.
You do not need to travel if you dont want to. I don't.
I show you a few different ways to get customers and it doesn't involve cold calling. They actually call you.
Hope this helps
Ian

[robert key]

Hi Ian,

Ok, you say that it involves installing a fluorescent tube and you say it took
you several days for your 3 customers in the example that you listed.

I'm going to assume that you were installing hundreds of fluorescent tubes
if it took you that long.

Also, do you give the marketing materials so that we can use so that we
don't have to cold-call, etc.?

Do you also inform the best ways to find customers? Have you been
averaging $17k a month or was that your best month?

Thanks,

Robert

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by robert key

Hi Ian,

Ok, you say that it involves installing a fluorescent tube and you say it took
you several days for your 3 customers in the example that you listed.

I'm going to assume that you were installing hundreds of fluorescent tubes
if it took you that long.

Also, do you give the marketing materials so that we can use so that we
don't have to cold-call, etc.?

Do you also inform the best ways to find customers? Have you been
averaging $17k a month or was that your best month?

Thanks,

Robert

Robert,
yes your assumption is right.
I provide you with all the marketing materials that I use every day. (no cold calling)
I give you a few different ways to get customers so you and use one or use them all if you wish.
Average has been about $17k but as I am getting others to do the physical work I am trying to ramp that figure way up now.
Thanks
Ian

[robert key]

Hi Ian,

Do you also tell how we can 'outsource' the work, etc.? You mention
the fluorescent tube - will we be responsible for buying this tube or
whatever device is needed to reduce energy?

Also, you say that you're creating a full business manual - will we be
able to have 're-sell' rights to this manual if we want to promote the
manual?

Wow! You're averaging $17k a month. That sounds like a winner and
beats the majority of the 9-5 gigs out there.

I think I'm going to grab this WSO before it vanishes.

Thanks,

Robert

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by robert key

Hi Ian,

Do you also tell how we can 'outsource' the work, etc.? You mention
the fluorescent tube - will we be responsible for buying this tube or
whatever device is needed to reduce energy?

Also, you say that you're creating a full business manual - will we be
able to have 're-sell' rights to this manual if we want to promote the
manual?

Wow! You're averaging $17k a month. That sounds like a winner and
beats the majority of the 9-5 gigs out there.

I think I'm going to grab this WSO before it vanishes.

Thanks,

Robert

Robert
Outsourcing is the easy bit. That will become clear when you see the system. I will show you where I buy the necessary equipment. The process will be the same in whatever country you are in.
$17k.. yeah. I was a bit hesitant about doing this wso because there are so many big promises about big money on the internet.
Well this goes to show that good profits are definately doable offline too. Its really not rocket science. Just provide a service to people who really need it. With the ever increasing energy costs worldwide it is a win win situation.

Hadn't considered the reprint rights end of things. Will think about it. Certainly wouldnt do reprint rights at the price of this wso..:-)

Thanks again Robert

Ian

[robert key]

Hi Ian,

How much is the necessary "equipment" that has to be purchased?
Yes, I am interested in the re-print rights but at the same time, if
this info gets into too many hands, that could saturate the market,
correct?

Thanks,

Robert

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by robert key

Hi Ian,

How much is the necessary "equipment" that has to be purchased?
Yes, I am interested in the re-print rights but at the same time, if
this info gets into too many hands, that could saturate the market,
correct?

Thanks,

Robert

Robert.
There is no equipment to buy. Just the materials you need to complete the work for your customer. I always get an upfront payment before I do anything for a customer.
I dont think the market could ever be saturated as its such a big market.

Thanks again
Ian

[robert key]

Hello Ian,

After checking out this WSO, this isn't for me. Please issue a refund as soon as possible.

My PayPal Transaction ID is: 0V9452577L0193531

Thanks,

Robert

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by robert key

Hello Ian,

After checking out this WSO, this isn't for me. Please issue a refund as soon as possible.

My PayPal Transaction ID is: 0V9452577L0193531

Thanks,

Robert

Refund done Robert
Have a nice day!

[epark732]

Would it be possible for these businesses just to do it themselves? If we are simply buying certain bulbs and installing them, wouldn't they just take the idea and do it themselves?

Thanks

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by epark732

Would it be possible for these businesses just to do it themselves? If we are simply buying certain bulbs and installing them, wouldn't they just take the idea and do it themselves?

Thanks

Hi epark732

Yes, they could if they wanted to but as yet I haven't had one do that.
Its a bit like going for a car service or a haircut. I could probably do it myself and certainly a lot cheaper than going to a garage or barbours, but I dont. Some will some wont.

[Ian McMullan]

Look Guys,
A quick heads up.

This is a complete business in a box AS I CURRENTLY USE it in my own business.
Got an lengthy email yesterday saying:

"the currency in the manual is in UK £ and not $ "
As i am based in the UK, this is the currency I operate with. Look... it doesnt matter what the currency is. Pounds, dollars, Yen, Euro, Bat, chickens... it is irrelvant.
The savings in your country will work out to be the same.

If I buy a widget at £10 and sell it to my customer for £20 and it saves my customer £50 then I have a profit of £10 and my customer saves £50

If I buy a widget at $10 and sell it to my customer for $20 and it saves my customer $50 then I have a profit of $10 and my customer saves $50


"your templates are in £ "

Good grief, I supply you complete templates that are easily editable... change the £ to $

" for the price you charged you should have got someone on fiver to make your adverts more professional"

This is my business as I use it, day in day out, and I know it makes great money. I did my own graphics and bottom line....They work and they get me customers.

I could have dressed this whole thing up and had a fancy webpage and fancy 3D graphics just to please those who like the fancy hypey stuff. But this is my business as I use it and you see it as it is, I dont feel it would be right to tart it up just to impress you. I think its important to let you see it simply as it is..,. the bare bones.

Thanks
Ian

[rambo9600]

An Irishman telling it like it is. Blunt and to the point, what a surprise.

As "your man says," "it is what it is."

Just curious, after you have told the customer you are installing new lower wattage bulbs what STOPS them from going ahead and doing it themselves?

I'm also guessing that you will need Ladders or Lifts for your employees, is that correct? Insurance sounds like it will be necessary to operate this business.

Are there any type of upsells or monthly continuity you can offer to get more business from the customer?

How many proposals do you need to make to get ONE job?

Thanks.

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by rambo9600

An Irishman telling it like it is. Blunt and to the point, what a surprise.

As "your man says," "it is what it is."

Just curious, after you have told the customer you are installing new lower wattage bulbs what STOPS them from going ahead and doing it themselves?

I'm also guessing that you will need Ladders or Lifts for your employees, is that correct? Insurance sounds like it will be necessary to operate this business.

Are there any type of upsells or monthly continuity you can offer to get more business from the customer?

How many proposals do you need to make to get ONE job?

Thanks.

Hey Rambo
Thanks for your post. The Irish can be a bit blunt sometimes but I get really peed off at some pathetic excuses where some want the whole thing spoon fed to them and give up at the first sign of work.

Anyway, After I quote the customer there is nothing to stop them doing it themselves but as i mentioned earlier I havent had one yet who did that. (see previous post)

As with any business you would need insurance. You certainly at the least would need a pair of steps. For anything higher that requires a scaffold or lift I now just have a sparkie quote me to change lamps and to supply all his own access equipment. Its certainly easier that way.

Re up sells. I am looking at different things at present that would be good as upsells such as power factor correction for large industrial businesses but this involves a great deal more technical know how and wouldnt be suitable for a wso

Generally we close on 1 in 4 proposals. Not bad but bear in mind this is a service that most sizable businesses really need.

Thanks again for your post
Ian

[romand27]

Do you just service mom and pop type business or local wal-marts and such?

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by romand27

Do you just service mom and pop type business or local wal-marts and such?

hi Romand
We servivce all types of businesses.
Actually the bigger the store the bigger the savings so the customer is more inclined to take your service.

If a small store has only 12 -20 lights it really not worth it.

Hope this answers your question.
Thanks
Ian

[vndnbrgj]

Just went through everything...
I think Ian needs to pull this down.

Now, I will have competition starting tomorrow everywhere in my area.

Ian, stop giving away your secrets. Stop selling them.
Let everyone who has it, take over this niche. Let everyone else wonder WTF happened!

Oh, and I added you to Skype... Hoping we can have a chat.

[ryant21]

Hi Ian,
Will it work in a country where labour rate is low?
The company can easily ask their own workers to change all the light bulbs,
or is there a special add on that the customers has no choice but to hire you?

[FVF]

Hi Ian,
I agree with vndnbrgj.This wso contains great information.Sent you a PM.

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by ryant21

Hi Ian,
Will it work in a country where labour rate is low?
The company can easily ask their own workers to change all the light bulbs,
or is there a special add on that the customers has no choice but to hire you?

Hi Ryant
Will work in any country no matter what labour rate is

Yes, they could if they wanted to but as yet I haven't had one do that.
Its a bit like going for a car service or a haircut. I could probably do it myself and certainly a lot cheaper than going to a garage or barbours, but I dont. Some will some wont.
Thanks
Ian

[raypc]

Is this an approved light by the electrical standards in each country that it can be used in and is the material readily available in all areas and how is the item or material purchased when there is no other money outlay other than this course. Thanks

[raypc]

Sorry Ian, Disregard the second part of my question as you have answered it in an earlier post but would still like an answer to the first part. Thank you.

[deltamatrix]

Who pays for the cost of the new lights?

If you save them $18000 and charge them 1/3 of that, or $6000, where is the cost of the light bulbs taken care of?

[mike_lucas]

I am sorry but this business would not be possible for me to implement.for many reason. Can I get a refund

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[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by raypc

Is this an approved light by the electrical standards in each country that it can be used in and is the material readily available in all areas and how is the item or material purchased when there is no other money outlay other than this course. Thanks

Hi
To answer the first part of your question, yes. These products are available worldwide and meet all the relevant electrical and safety standards and are readily available either online or if you live in a reasonable size town or city, they are available locally.
Hope this helps
Ian

[Afrolite]

Can you strata work anywhere ? Like France, Africa ?
Thks

[Ian McMullan]

Originally Posted by mike_lucas

I am sorry but this business would not be possible for me to implement.for many reason including legal Can I get a refund

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Hi Mike
There is absolutely no legal implications with this business as I run it day in day out.
I would like you to elaborate on your comment why you could not implement for legal reasons????

Ian