Mark Ling's new product "Learn Build Earn"
So I got tons of e-mail promotions for Mark ling's new product learn build earn. The promotion was via a series of webinars. These webinars were supposed to teach you something, but they were actually just very long sales pitches.
I sat through most of the webinar and from what I can see is the program is focusing on a couple of common strategies. The first strategy is creating product (specifically for clickbank) It seems the way they do this is the same way that kindle courses teach you to find a niche and write a book or outsource the book.
The second strategy is a one time payment to a membership site and they recommend Insta member as well as Insta builder.
Products you develop are to be sold on clickbank. I am thinking that click bank is probably the best solution for non-MMO products.
Similar to kindle products available they supposedly teach you how to outsource the entire product creation process. To me the product sounds like a great idea but with an entry cost of close to $3000 I cannot bring myself to take the plunge.
In the webinar they talk about making residual incomes from obscure niches such as "Wedding Toasts". According to Mark he has a product on click bank that he does nothing with it makes a few thousand dollars a year. This is also similar to writing non-fiction Kindle books.
The bottom line to this new program is you will be making a product, similar to writing a Kindle book, uploading it to click bank, similar to uploading your book to Amazon, then you will rely on affiliates to make a majority of sales for you which will help build your list that you can continue to promote to your list.
I'm just wondering what people think of this model if anybody knows of similar courses that would cost quite a bit less than $3000.
I am thinking that I could apply what I have learned in the few kindle products that I have purchased, and instead of writing kindle books I would create clickbank products. I think the biggest obstacle with this type of program is being able to recruit a handful of really good affiliates.
al
I sat through most of the webinar and from what I can see is the program is focusing on a couple of common strategies. The first strategy is creating product (specifically for clickbank) It seems the way they do this is the same way that kindle courses teach you to find a niche and write a book or outsource the book.
The second strategy is a one time payment to a membership site and they recommend Insta member as well as Insta builder.
Products you develop are to be sold on clickbank. I am thinking that click bank is probably the best solution for non-MMO products.
Similar to kindle products available they supposedly teach you how to outsource the entire product creation process. To me the product sounds like a great idea but with an entry cost of close to $3000 I cannot bring myself to take the plunge.
In the webinar they talk about making residual incomes from obscure niches such as "Wedding Toasts". According to Mark he has a product on click bank that he does nothing with it makes a few thousand dollars a year. This is also similar to writing non-fiction Kindle books.
The bottom line to this new program is you will be making a product, similar to writing a Kindle book, uploading it to click bank, similar to uploading your book to Amazon, then you will rely on affiliates to make a majority of sales for you which will help build your list that you can continue to promote to your list.
I'm just wondering what people think of this model if anybody knows of similar courses that would cost quite a bit less than $3000.
I am thinking that I could apply what I have learned in the few kindle products that I have purchased, and instead of writing kindle books I would create clickbank products. I think the biggest obstacle with this type of program is being able to recruit a handful of really good affiliates.
al