My Lead Gen Secret

What is EPC? I only promote ClickBank products so I only see commission amounts.

If I join My Lead Gen Secret and Cash Network can you tell me which offer you are getting that result on?

I tried to join last night but the order wouldn't go through?? I tried on another computer this morning and it worked! Those results look very good. What are you promoting and how much are you making?

This is why I buy almost everything online with funds from a credit card, even if I use Paypal. Credit cards that have good consumer protection usually give you 2-3 months to file a dispute. Consumers win disputes 85+% of the time, especially for intangible products.

I've chatted with Sarah before. Ryan is good too. He helped me install the Google Global Site tag on my funnel so I could track clicks, optins and sales. I put a live test order through and the pixel fired properly. I then sent out a mailer to a sectioned off lead group in my MLGS backoffice and 5 optins tracked properly with the pixel fire.

Once I get my next sale I will know if the sale portion tracks properly as well with live traffic.

the OTO is about additional 30 email swipes that Jim provides. It's good to have.

I have tried to import these leads to 3 different autoresponder, all of them came back spam complaints, which are bad. but at the same time it also proves that these leads are real. just stick with the mailer itsel.f.

Update.
Never mind about the hops.
I just made a sale on warriorplus!
HA HA HA!
Trevor

You are not alone; other people have made similar observations. Some people have claimed that the MLGS stats are fake. Although there may be a valid reason for the discrepancy, the fact that they don't want people using tracking links seems suspicious to me, and doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in their "stats". Even so, I am still undecided at this point (it's good to keep an open mind).

Phil

I have been experiencing the some over some time now. In fact, at some point, I thought that someone was manipulating the results. But let's hear from other people before we make a conclusion.

According to the salespage, you are free to import the leads to your own autoreponder. At the beginning, I tried to import the leads to my own autoresponder, then I found out that it's basically a waste of time doing so. I now only send mail with MLGS alone. I explained the detailed reason in my FB group as well as the strategy of sending new emails everyday. Basically, you just developed a standard template and send it out modifying the program you want to promote by the day.

It's a lead provider with an affiliate program. You get 100 emails with name, country, state, city, IP, zip code and more...

I have landed sales in the program itself, W+ products and a private affiliate program, while I saw others having success with CPA and even bitcoins program.

They don't allow it.

>> you don't have to buy OTO, you can buy later which will be $59.95

I'm having a strange problem. I confess I'm pretty computer illiterate and don't know what to do.

I enter my referral link for MLGS on Google Chrome and Opera, then I click Members Login, and then I click User Name to type in my user name.

On Google Chrome two user names come up. On Opera one user name comes up. None of these are the user name I've chosen. I'm NOT having this problem on Firefox and Internet Explorer.

The issue is this: I don't want the public to see any user names at all. Luckily my password does not come up.

I've used CCleaner.

And I've cleared my caches for Chrome and Opera.

For Chrome, to clear my cache, I did the following:

a) At the top right I clicked on the three vertical dots.

b) I clicked More Tools.

c) I clicked Clear browsing data.

d) I clicked Advance.

e) I chose 4 weeks.

f) I check marked all eight items listed.

g) I clicked Clear data.

This did not resolve the problem; the user names still automatically come up.

For Opera, to clear my cache, I did the following:

a) At the top left I clicked Menu.

b) I clicked Settings.

c) I clicked Advance.

d) I clicked Privacy & Security.

e) I clicked Clear browsing data

f) I chose 4 weeks.

g) I check marked all nine items listed.

h) I clicked Clear data.

Same thing: this did not solve the problem; the user names still automatically come up.

I have no idea how to resolve this problem and it's upsetting me very much.

I assume you are computer literate. Please tell me the chronological steps I need to take to permanently resolve this. Please use easy to understand language.

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH. I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP!!!!!

I did some research on My Lead Gen Secret and thought I should pass along what I found.


The above quote is from a blog post that was recently deleted. However, you can still read what's left of the post in Google's cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...cret-revealed/


After reading that blog post I decided to conduct a similar experiment. I sent eight e-mails using the MLGS mailer, but instead of using affiliate links I sent people to web pages that I control, pages that have web analytics code embedded in them. According to the MLGS stats, I received a total of 1087 clicks from those eight e-mail messages that were sent using the MLGS mailer. However, my web analytics showed that I really received zero clicks. Actually, I did receive one unique visitor for each e-mail that was sent, and if you guessed that the unique visitor was me, you are correct. And, to double check, I also looked at the raw access log for my website to see if there were any visitors that the web analytics had missed, and the raw access log confirmed that I was the only visitor to those web pages. Based on my results, and the fact that there are other people who got similar results, I suspect that either the deliverability is very poor, or the MLGS mailer doesn't actually send out any e-mail messages.


Here are some more comments:

After reading that second comment, I downloaded my MLGS "leads" (3800 at the time) and sorted them in random order. Then I selected 20 of them and searched for each one in Google. Out of the 20 e-mail addresses, I found 19 (95%) of them in Google. Obviously, that is not a good sign.

I also read a comment by an experienced e-mail marketer who checked his first 100 MLGS "leads" using a professional list cleaning service. In just that first small batch of "leads", the list cleaning service found several spam traps. That's rather disappointing, to say the least, but I am very thankful that I found his comment because I'd been considering setting up a self-hosted autoresponder specifically for my MLGS "leads". Thanks to his comment, it became quite clear to me that a self-hosted autoresponder is an option I was no longer willing to consider.