Tyler Durden Method - A Quick Interactive 24 Hour Case Study

Haha! Good stuff.

P.s. good luck jbreezey

How 'bout Celtic runes?

okay...URL is up

time to create a product and build the site.

You just talked about it twice. Damn now I'm talking about it. Pretty soon everyone's going to be talking about it. *Grin* I really like this idea because it's very creative however I think you should give yourself a longer time frame. I'll check back tomorrow.

ya, he knows. He did the keyword research and couldn't see enough interest in your topic. So he moved on to the next one. He actually said that, check the posts

okay still plugging away. I kinda extended this to a 28 hour challenge lol. I should have the product done by 4pm. That will leave me another 8 hours to get some orders and promote it.


Heres a video we cut for my program...

And Jenn speaks the truth there....
This is exactly the type of thing that makes IM such a joke to 90% of the world...This is what causes stereotypical crap for us all to have to fight harder to come out on top of.

Let alone that it technically it is probably as illegal as falsifying testimonials...I would think...

The way I see it is this - The customers that purchase this product get a 30 day many back guarantee, so if the product they receive isn't what they were looking for then they can move on and get their money back.

I see your point...it's just that I don't care.

This is a "case study" I wanted to test my personal work ethic to see if I could go from NOTHING - to a respectable product in 24 hours. Actually, I wanted to even try to get 1 sale in that time period but I don't think that has happened.

The bottom line is that action is where it's at. This site will definitely make sales, and it will be an income earner for me...for many years. Any Warrior reading this right now can do the same thing.

Go to Click Bank. Get a niche. Research. Money.

My product - In this case is actually pretty solid. I have a pretty good background in physical fitness, so I have no problem writing on man boob destruction.

Yah, the testimonials are bogus, the vid is made up. But so what? I'm sure most people with common sense realize it. It's just a game. People will buy it...read it, and decide if they like it or not. If they don't i'll gladly refund them.

Hell, I'll probably get real testimonials in a couple weeks to put on the site.

Anyways, Mother Theresa...I'm sorry I'm not living up to your standards. I'll try to do better next time

Allen

I WAS rooting for the guy, until I saw his own admission that the testimonials were bogus. Now, I wouldn't deal with him for anything.

This kind of marketing is not acceptable.

I kind of think this thread shouldn't be removed or deleted. I think there is so much to learn from here.

-Firstly, grabbing your balls, taking a deep breath and taking massive action after setting yourself some goals is an awesome way to push your business forward. Yes, this is going to make this guy some money, for years if he refines this process.

-Secondly and paradoxically this a "how not to do it" thread at the same time. You shouldn't lie to people to make money. And your sales page, testimonials and videos are full of lies and deceit, which is a real shame. Whether you care or not is irrelevant. Its not legit, and its not cool. You don't have to be a saint to recognize that.

If you took the work ethic, motivation, enthusiasm and energy you put into this project and put into something, genuine, sincere and legitimate I think you would make yourself a lot of money and I am certain you'd have a lot of success.
Are other marketers lying the same way you are? Probably. Does that make it right? Definitely not. You've got a lot going for you, so don't spoil it.

-Thirdly, having contacts in your niche, or in the Internet marketing crowd is VERY important. Working with other business people will sky rocket your success and your profile. If you publicly post in a forum you're cool with lying to people as long as they give you money and don't whine, then you're not doing a lot for your rep, and you've left a lot of money on the table in terms of deals you could have done with other successful business people and in this case warriors. You might not think your reputation is important, but believe me it is.

- Fourthly I am from the UK, so don't understand the legislation involved properly, but I am sure if the FTC got a hold of this kind of thing, you'd be looking at a significant fine and some time behind some bars. Is it worth it for a semi-successful warrior forum post and a few hundred dollars?

When people are telling you this is a bad approach, its not because they want you to fail and its not because they are jealous, or a Mother Theresa (however you spell her name), its because they want the best for you, your customers and the industry as a whole. In the long run, you'd do well to listen to some of the criticisms in this thread and learn from them.

Look, if you can do all the work you did in 24 hours, what would stop you scrapping the current project and doing some ethical, legal, legitimate and profitable and setting it up in 24 hours time? Its doable and worth doing. You'll save face, time and money and you'll probably be a little bit better off for doing it.

Just my 2 cents on this situation.

What's funny is all this concern about this guy's fake testimonials, yet no one ever gives a second thought to the rubber stamp bogus testimonials that are passed around like candy within the good old boy IM network, or the bogus shipping fees, or their bogus sales letters, etc.

Not condoning what he did at all, just an observation, that's all. This guy is a little fish in a big pond. If such things truly concern you, maybe your outrage would be better directed towards the big fishes who seem to get a pass.