Luke´s Offline Arbitrage System

Thats a new guru affiliate physiologic tactic jks

Could you post a link to the sales page havent been mailed about this one actually. Ive been mailed about absyndicate and Autocashhijack 2 or 3 times since friday

There's actually a big glaring mistake in his numbers. He talks about mailing postcards at a cost of $3 apiece and that you can expect to get 1 out of 10 to opt in. So that would cost you $30 for the lead. Then he goes on later to say that you can sell that lead back to a broker for $3, and therefore you have free traffic because you only paid $3 for the lead and sold it for $3. But you actually spent $30 to produce that lead. So after you sell it, your cost is still $27 per lead. That's not 100% free traffic at all. In fact, that's probably a higher cost than pay per click, depending on the niche. So keep that in mind if you decide to buy.

Another consideration is that most mailing list brokers expect you to buy large quantities. They won't sell you 100 leads. But expect you to buy 5,000 or more at a time. So you're going to have to make quite an investment upfront. That doesn't mean you won't make money. But I suspect a lot of people that buy this will just hear the "free" traffic bit and not realize how much they'll need to invest to make it work.

yeah he did say $0.3 a post card, which is probably possibly on mass volumes. But in my experience its more in the $0.65-0.8 range

Maybe you should consider that this isn't Luke's course, but someone else's... (hint: it's not by a guy named Luke)

Looks like most of us agree that you need to invest big cash on order to make money with this system, since I do not have time with that I´ll just skip it Thanks for the answers though.

The video claims that it would cost $3.00 to mail 10 postcards (30 Cents for just one), and that this includes printing, postage and the cost of the lead.

Anyone know if this is realistic as the whole pitch hangs on these numbers being accurate right!?

Also if you just send the lead to a regular opt in page I'm thinking you won't be able to match up the email address to the full mailing address which I'm guessing you would have to do in order to sell the lead to a lead broker...

So to do this you would either need to capture this info yourself which will obviously effect the conversion rate. Or you can hope the original lead came with an email address and when they optin they use that same email address so you can cross reference to get the physical address - am I missing something here? What are your thoughts Warriors?

Cheers,
Dave.

Thanks everyone for your opinions and comments. It's great to be able to come to the Warrior Forum and get good information before you decide whether or not to part with your money. (I have Ryan's Sales Video running in the background as I write this).

Cheers!

Yea, really who cares how much it cost to mail a post card. The real Question you should be asking is: Do you have a good offer?

Do you have a great landing page?

Do you have a lead capture in place?

Is your bribe good enough?

Is your follow up system in place? Are you following up via email, text, etc...?

Then mail and you'll have a winner. It's super cheap and a Proven traffic source.

You have to test, test, test.

Best,
Bryan Dulaney
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I also received the same email today had a quick look at the sales video then straight over to the WF as a do with all my emails selling the next best thing since sliced bread lol these systems are never as they seem in the sales pitch lol ill give this one a miss

I have been mailing postcards for 20 years. You don't need a course to teach you how to do this. If you are low on funds you can start slow and scale it up by re-investing your profits.

There are many cheap lists out there, but I can tell you that it pays to buy the freshest lists. They cost a bit more (in some cases much more), but will usually pay much higher dividends. The purchase of your list will be an upfront hit, but from there on out you can mail as many cards as you can afford at any given time.

When I first started I simply laid out my post card on an 8.5 x 11 template. I put four cards on each sheet. Go to your neighborhood Staples and have your postcards printed out on heavy card stock. Your cost is the card stock and a two sided copy. While there pick up one of those paper slicer/cutters.

Slice up your cards and mail 'em out to your list. Of course that is the easy part. You still have to have a product that people want and you must be able to demonstrate to them that they want it with a powerful sales message on a small piece of space. Testing and improving your conversion rate is critical. Nothing new there right?

Once you start doing enough volume, you can purchase a bulk mail permit which will save you quite a bit on your postage costs. Postcards (and other types of mailings) are a great way to bring traffic to your site. Do you need a course to teach you how to do it? Nah.

lol.... dude you haven't been spammed.... cut the bs.

you signed up to ppl's mailing lists and they are mailing you.

i have bought it. It is worth the buy and it is very newbie friendly.

Unfortunately, this course is just wayy too long for me.

But that guy whoever he is isn't lying about it being a traffic source bigger than Google:

Postcards!

I am not an affiliate whatsoever, but if you have a good budget on you (say atleast $200) to spend and you know what to do with a big amount of traffic, I suggest you invest in this.

I'm doing this course right now.

I can say that's it's a very informative and comprehensive course which I think has tons of potential.

However yes it does take some start up money. Basing on what he says to begin testing, about $1600 to start. Odds are if you've done things right, you'll make money (assuming what he says is true), but there are a lot of things that could go wrong.

Anyway, I'm not sure if I'm going to go through with testing it as $1600 is a lot for me right now. Definitely something for the future though.