What's the best internet marketing course you've ever purchased?

War Room Membership - Does that count?

I would say the combination of Don and Jeremy's 4 Bootcamps make for an amazing course in almost all aspects of IM.

Internet Marketing Secrets by Corey Rudl.

Matt

This is a good thread for newbies- would love to see some links to the programs people like so I can take a look

This is a 2008 course...but Eben's Guru Mastermind changed the direction of my business- big time.

30 day challenge because its a freebie

Lynda *DOT* com It's good for newbies, and presumably good for anyone who is not as well- depending on how deep you want to take it... BTW that is the name that I know this program by? LOL? Maybe it has another name, but on the CD it reads as this, so that's what i've always called it..

There are tons of websites out there saying oh make this money and that money as well... and I have seen their programs and was like WTH I already know this, but at least this program wasn't into the beating around the bush as much, and did get a bit more in depth...

Eben Pagan also has some good tips and ideas, and I think he does have some sort of program out there for this, but I think he also charges alot for it; which is why he does put in so much content to begin with, probably...

Product Launch Formula, almost all of Dan Kennedy's stuff, and Mass Control.

I like Eben Pagan's stuff but sometimes I get the impression that he "over" inflates his stuff too much as compared to some other internet marketers which in my personal view just reduces the true value of any such course.

I have paid for many courses, but I would have to say the best was

1. the free bum marketing method from travis
this one helped me get my start to making money online.

now I combined

2.Infomillionaire (Frank Kern)

3.micro continuity (russel Brunson)

4.) Mass Control 2.0 (frank kern)

the combination of these systems makes for one killer business module.

blur took my answer! I've learned more from being here for a week than I have anywhere else.

Combining products to make something unique that works for you is really key to start off with.

No matter if you wanna do PPC, PPV, or SEO.

But I feel that once you're doing ok with some form of internet marketing it's more crucial to spend your money investing in the people around you.

I'll talk about something I know for this example, SEO.

SEO, in principle, isn't hard. Get quality content on a website and get quality links and you'll get paid.

Every product will tell you pretty much to do that; but they'll just give you a few new tips.

Once you have a firm grasp and knowledge of SEO it's more important to spend your money joining master mind groups and talking to people who are more knowledgeable than you.

When I want to know how to rank in Bing I don't wanna buy some 47 dollar e-book from Joe Blow. I want to ask some dude who's making half a mil what he thinks.

Masterminds don't come cheap. Most good ones are expensive and by invitation only.

But you get access to some great guys who know a hell of a lot more than I do. And they'll tell me whatever I want to know if I ask!

When you can freely pick the brains of people who make more than you and are more knowledgeable you can't loose.

For the record I love SEO. But am not tech savvy at all. That's why I, personally, need to have people who are very tech savvy who can answer the techiest of questions for me. (I don't mean coding questions or anything; more "where is Google heading now" type questions.)

Zach

P.S- Mastermind groups are great ways to always be informed and always be ahead of your competition. So mastermind groups, as a whole, get my vote for best current *product*.

For me, it was the 4Day Money Making Blueprint, cause it got me to take action and finally start getting results.

John Carlton's secrets of a marketing rebel and JW's PLF 2.0

Anything Jack Duncan puts out ... the dude is a total genius.

I liked "screw google" what I learned in the keyword research segment alone made it worth the whole $1 I spent. But the single best investment I have made is a membership to the war room!

Marlon Sanders: Cash Like Clock Work

The late Corey Rudi created the
Internet Marketing Secrets Course
in the 90's. Great stuff but I must
convert those cassette tapes to CD's someday.

I would have 2 that I could say that I learned enough to go on and make money with.

1. Azsno here on Warrior forum has a site flipping course - I'd never be making the money I make now with site flipping if he hadn't got me started.

2. 30 Day Challenge - it's free and it does give a lot of good quality information.

I'm sure there are many more out there that are good and I really think it's not always the quality of the product, but your attitude to it that can determine whether you're successful with it or not.

I think the best course I have every really bought was Stomping The Search Engines 2 and the Net Effect Monthly magazine by the fellas at StomperNet. I generally don't purchase very many courses, but these guys know their stuff.

Mass control 2 point 0. Love that thing.

I've easily spent $30K on courses in the last few years, most of which are sold with all the hype, blah blah.

There's only one that has put serious dollars in my bank account: Info Renegades

(not an affiliate link)

Rich

The Best Free one is the New Rich Report.

That was Extremely Good For Being Free

I think the answer to this post would be dependent on the level of knowledge that each person is currently at.

If they are new then the beginner course that teaches the basics would be best.
The more advance their knowledge is, a more complicated course would helpful.

I know that when I started attempting to learn how to create anything on the Internet, most of the offerings were above my head and I ended up just being confused. Not that the information wasn't first class, it was simply beyond my skill level and I had no idea what they were trying to show me.

One must learn the basics first then progress at their own speed. Many of the guru's assume that everyone has the ability to grasp what they are teaching, which many times is not the case.

Norm

An excellent thread for anyone planning on buying a course.

There are so many over hyped courses available so reading feedback from people who have used courses successfully is invaluable.

George Brown's Google Sniper was brilliant for breaking down each step and going into the sort of detail that some other courses skip over. Combining it with other methods makes it an even more powerful system.

Chris Rempel's Confessions of a Lazy Super Affilate and his VIP products

And Jeremy Kelsall and Don's stuff too

Hello... this is my first ever post on this community, although I have been an IMer for 5 years...

Like the typical Imer, I've bought many courses. But for me the answer to this question is the "Excellent" new product by Martin Avis "Newsletter Success Formula". I first came across Martin four and a half years ago and I have followed him ever since. He is a 'no hype' type marketer and a totally 'honest' and 'genuine' guy.

Martin is not a 'Mega Bucks' earner, although he does admit to earning an annual 'six figure income' off the back of his FREE 'twice weekly' Newsletter called "Kickstart Today". This is the only IM Newsletter that I bother to read these days (because actually, it's well worth reading!)

Whether you are a newbie or you are someone whose been around for 5 years like me, I strongly recommend that you take a look at "Newsletter Success Formula".

Publishing a FREE newsletter has got to be one of the simplest and easiest, (if not THE simplest & easiest) way, (off the back of which) to make a decent income on line. Martin shows you exactly how he does this via 10 easy to view and understand videos.

I waited until I had actually studied Martin's course AND put what I had learned into 'action', by launching a new Newsletter (in my 'non'-internet marketing niche) before I commented. The results I have experienced (all within 14 days of receiving the course), have been fantastic!

If you'd like to read my unsolicited 'testimonial'; which shows you 'exactly' what I have achieved via studying Martin's course, see the sales page of "Newsletter Success Formula".

Not sure if I'm supposed to add a link so I won't. Just search "Newsletter Success Formula" in Google.

By the way; No Martin has not offered to line my pocket with nice crispy bank notes, for saying such nice things about him and his course. I'm just very thankful for 'everything' I have learned from Martin in the past four and a half years. "Newsletter Success Formula" is the 'icing on the cake' for me. Therefore this is just my little way of saying thank you to Martin!

In my opinion' if you want to follow the teachings of one IM "Guru" (and I'm sure Martin will hate me for calling him a "guru"), then you could do a lot worse than follow Martin Avis!

David Downer
Poole, UK

For a newbie I liked Chris Farrell. Create your first website by 3:45 this afternoon. It helped me learn a lot of the basics

Google Sniper, CPA MarketersBootcamp, CB 2 (Their casestudies are great, they show what they have really done themselves and not some theoretically stuff)

One of the courses that inspired me a few years ago was Michael Cheney's Adsense videos.

The Internet Market Center's course is HUGE and very clearly laid out. But if you want clear instruction without constant advertising for products within the course (this is one downfall of IMC IMHO), then you may just want to pick up the hard copy of Ewen Chia's How I made My First Million On The Internet And...
It encapsulates everything that you should know starting out and is inexpensive, found my copy by surprise as I wasn't even looking for it at Chapters for $20. Solid no hype read and step by step. Just the reference I'd been looking for. The above is a straight link to the product.

Never bought a course! Is that sad?

Great thread, I have not purchased many courses online, sad as well.

I gotta now gotto WSO and checkout Jeremy course with the great feedback here.

I have done the usuals Mike Filsaimes, Rich Schefren, but the one that got me going in Chris Farrells, Create your first web site. Its the best for newbees.
It gives you the basic building blocks then you can grow from there.
Cheers
Russell www.brushtale.com

I've purchased so many that I can't even remember what I bought.
I read most of them and tried to apply what I learned. But there was
always some "missing link" that didn't quite connect.

The best investment I made that I actually got something out
of was Jeremy and Don's Bootcamps.

They rock!!!

Hi Brad,
I've recently bought Russell Brunson's Micro Continuity course. It's awesome. And you will learn a lot of his secrets to online success:-)

The best course I've ever purchased was my own experinece.

A combination of:
Google Sniper
Market Samurai

Google sniper helped indentify a medium where I could make money. Then market samurai helped me analyze and organize my things. Also CopynProfit gave me good campaigns to create sniper sites on.

Anything from jeremy and Don and Waggers. Ya Can't go wrong

My Small list
Frank Kern - Mass Control Version 1
John Carlton - Simple Writing System
Easy Video Sales -Jason Moffatt
Stompernet-Stomping the Search Engines 2
Russell Brunson's Micro Continuity course
Matt Trainer - Cpa Ninjas
Bob Serling - Million Dollar Licensing

and Warrior Forum's War Room of course..



Not a course but Tools I use
Market Samurai
Traffic Travis
Traffic Geyser

My Small list
Frank Kern - Mass Control Version 1
John Carlton - Simple Writing System
Easy Video Sales -Jason Moffatt
Stompernet-Stomping the Search Engines 2
Russell Brunson's Micro Continuity course
Matt Trainer - Cpa Ninjas
Bob Serling - Million Dollar Licensing

and Warrior Forum's War Room of course..



Not a course but Tools I use
Market Samurai
Traffic Travis
Traffic Geyser

rosalind gardner's super affiliate secrets book was very good

very concise and covered absoutely everything and well worth them monet spent

lol... now this is an old thread.

I'm a big fan of the Keyword Academy. Its the foundation for everything I do with IM. I don't do many small niches anymore, but rather focus on 'super sites'.... they teach methods for both that have been really effective for me.

For me I'd have to say Wealthy Affiliate (price going up from $39 to $99 monthly in just a few days)
Best free course was the bum marketing fram Travis Sago
and the best "budget" program I've seen is 4 day money making blueprint for only $29 I think.

The war room and market samauri. Best money I've EVER spent

For me, it was

1. Stompernet's Social Media coaching program.
2. George Brown's Google Sniper
3. Jeremy and Don's Bootcamps

Only bought Wealthy Affiliate, well worth it

MRMI Supercash and the War Room.

MRMI is really a goldmine, the content is well presented and well worth the money.
And the War Room... well, i get a lot of ideas and free softwares there.

What about Ewen Chia? has anyone used his courses, I've been getting his emails but still sceptical.

Anything Eben Pagan puts out...although, can be on the pricey side.

The dude is just a legend. And he gives away a rediculous amount of free stuff.

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