StomperNet Formula Five

Medina how dare you try to sell your site for 3 years worth of earnings instead of selling it for one years worth. Frank was doing the world a good thing when he gave you a beet down. Just kidding friend it was a good story.

Anyone who makes 24 million dollars in a single day needs to get a Wiki page.

Wow you think he will work for me? lol lol

What is it that you do not like from StomperNet?:confused:

Dang I really wanted to review the product so I could sell it but I doubt if they would give me a review copy.

I just can't promote something unless I have reviewed it.

I would suspect it is good some of their prior material has been rather useful.

I have it and none of the stuff is rocket science.

Much of it is the same stuff Jay Abrabam has been preaching for years.

I will say some of the material on value propositions and positioning was very well said but not new by any means.

You will learn from it, but alot of the material you could get from buying a couple of decent marketing books

Sure, a lot of it is probably "out there".

But in my 12 years of doing business online, I admit I haven't seen too many others that actually are effective enough to SPUR you into action

Loads of ebooks will do what they usually do.... sit on the puter catching allergies from the dust with that "I already know it" attitude too. Frankly though, I have thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of stuff on my pc and more on my backups. Most of it really didn't do much for me (if I got through it, which rarely happened).

An ebook tends to get read - whether fully or partially, and you say, yeah, I need to do that or remember that... or worse, "I already know that, nothing new".

F5 actually makes you work for it... (lol - like we needed more things to do! :p "kick butt" would be a really good phrase.)

Whether its out there elsewhere or not (well yes, maybe the business aspect is) especially if you've been in business for any period of time, its easy to forget a lot of it because you get so wrapped up in the usual things... and to justify things that go directly against what we SHOULD do.

Plus the approach F5 has definitely fits business on the net OR off. (If I recall correctly, Jay Abraham - although I haven't seen his stuff in a couple of years - his stuff really focused on offline business when I had access, and my business is 100% online. It was at the time, mainly applied to the offline/mail order world, at least the product I got from him, so I cancelled.)

Fact is, with so many getting results, how could anyone think it "doesn't work" or its not worth it... and thankfully the sales letter never claimed it was rocket science - which is good because I HATED science in school (even if that was 20+ years ago LOL)

What's funny... I think its so "straightforward" that you almost go - yeah - I get it! Even though I got it before... but the approach and the way Paul explains things (with examples) dispel any "that doesn't apply to me" or "that won't work in my business" thoughts.

People just starting out in business - or just finally deciding to take action on their own business online - this is probably *the best* system they could possibly get. I'd actually say to not bother with any other "system" out there that just makes people more confused into what I call the "ICDT" syndrome (coined/trademarked by me 2 yrs ago LOL) - it stands for

"I can't do this" syndrome.

Most systems, courses, etc. out there overwhelm people into that frozen stage - whether its fear of taking action or just so overwhelmed by all the info that they don't know where to begin... or because its "so simple" they figure its not applicable and won't work.

F5 makes you take that step forward (for newbies) and makes us (for experts/long time marketers) analyze what we've got that DID work... and to tweak and improve what's not.

But if you didn't get it... and you think its "just another" system... that's okay - I noticed not too many are commenting on it publicly - and I think there's good reason - it's so good no one wants to tell anyone it's their secret weapon

(Only thing I wish.... if they would give a little more notice for their in person seminars.... 3 weeks notice just doesn't work for some of us... <sigh>).

Just a note - I *very rarely* ever bother to recommend any product because most of them ARE rehashed, or not put together well, or had the promotions out the wazoo from every other email you get in your mailbox (and I won't bother fighting that).

My subscribers know I won't recommend something to them or even put a good comment on a product (or even a forum like this) unless I think it actually IS good.

F5? Stamp of Excellence.

Now I'm going to crawl back into my corner and finish getting my next site done, reworked with F5 and launched for next week so I can get to the next stage

Amber
PS - sorry, there actually is a bad thing about F5 that I realized... it makes you have even MORE ideas!!

Formula 5 opens this week (digital only this time)

I'll probably have a cash rebate offer - PM me for details.