Is finding solutions to problems is harder when you've done IM?
I'll give an example. Before I found IM I would have thought that an internet marketer producing a product to show me how to train my dog and giving themselves a pen name and spending much more time tweaking the sales copy and funel and traffic than improving the product would have been a scandel. I thought that an expert might team up with a marketer, but not that the marketer would create the product.
Now, if I wanted a 6-pack or to build muscle with free weights rather than go to the gym (gotta be a pretty big niche and every now and then I get the urge) I'm much, much less likely to search out for info on the internet...
Though I might like a 6 pack I'm not gonna search for reviews of the 6-pac abs product or expect that I'll be able to find out if it really worked for anyone or frankly belive the sales copy!
I'm not saying that they'e liers, I just know that they've tweaked the sales copy to tap into buying desires, I know that (most) of these type of products use before shots of bodybuilders in the off season who have gained weight and the "after" shots are when they've cut the weight... a lot quicker than the customer will be able to. And I'm damn sure I won't find a legit review on any product in the niche anywhere.
I don't begrudge the marketers, I just find it a little sad that I don't trust any niche products as much as I used to. Maybe I'm naive and most of the "jump higher", "make exploves", "seduce woman", "get jobs on an oil rig", "get abs" products from wen I was a kid where just as fabricated and more marketing orientated than actually being reveloutionary/solid solutions to the problems they claimed to fix?
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