I Paid Jay Abraham $$$ - Get Tons of His Stuff For Free

Holy crap talk about pushing the free line eh? This guy is giving away a TON of stuff including 2 of his bestselling books.

I downloaded everything. I'm going to share this with my lists in the IM space too. Wonderful content to share.

It may seem weird that I thanked such a brief post, but I like the simple way you expressed exactly how I feel also-Jay is to me, far more brilliant than his closest competitor. [edit-just read my own post and that looked wrong, because Jay has no competitors]

That said, I will be a lot more verbose-sorry, I can't help myself.

I often see Jay mentioned in the same breath as Dan Kennedy, who is a very smart marketer, but there is a huge gulf between them, and I see a mean spirited, smug, condescending side to Kennedy that I never liked, although he is obviously a master of marketing.

Kennedy often comes across as thinking he's better than others, and even suggested in one of the newsletters of his that I got, that once you know the stuff he's teaching, you need to get used to feeling superior to other people, because you will be-yes, he actually said so, though he might have used the word "better" instead of "superior"-same difference. He often implies in a less than subtle manner, that people who disagree with anything he says, or who aren't interested in his programs, are idiots.

Jay, on the other hand, would never dream of doing that, and projects an aura of humility, openness, respect for, and interest in others, and kindness, even though he probably has 10x the brain power of Dan, as well as much more expansive business ideas, and a more creative, artful way of expressing them. He's one of a kind, and a class act, and this offer is phenomenal.

Thanks a lot for the incredible share Joel!

WOW you are dead wrong here man
Jay does business only with big time corporations
even his small ticket item (with sells for 5000$) he's not promoting

I already signed-up you should do the same

You have a point Paul as I am one of those people who went through almost every word he had to say - that is until the point I felt like I was hearing the same thing just explained in a different way.

I started reading that last night. It is a real eye opener.

Many years ago... late 80's I think? I bought Jay's "compendium" which was huge. I still use it and refer to it frequently!

If you do nothing more than learn from how he markets/sells his own products you will have learned more than some of the high priced seminars out there. Pay attention to every word of how/what he writes.

Chris

I've spent probably $50-70,000 over the last 20 years on Jay Abraham Marketing materials.

Here is my take:

The written material is infinitely better than the spoken material. Jay tends to ramble, and he can take two hours to make a point that can be made in a page or two of written material. So I'm a huge fan of his written stuff, in particular the Mr. X book, and some of his stuff on JV's.

It's pretty much essential if you REALLY want to get good at expanding your mind and your marketing to get a good grounding of Jay's philosophies.

The difference in my mind between Jay and Dan is that Jay's stuff is not nearly as useful if you're a company under $1 M a year in revenue, Jay's the guy who can help you go from $1M to $10M to $100M in revenue. Dan is the guy who can help you if you're making $50k to go to $100k. And from $100k to $250k.

While Dan is not the most warm and fuzzy person, if you've listened to enough Jay, you'll realize he's not very warm and fuzzy either.

I think a master marketer would have to be well-grounded in the material of both Dan and Jay. That's what I've been doing for 20 years, seems to be working for me so far.

Marcos

Thanks so much for the link!

I've been following Jay for several years and was not aware of this latest free collection of his excellent material.

Earlier this year he launched what he calls "the first four magazines for entrepreneurs and business people on social media."

These magazines "teach business people strategies related to leveraging Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin & Google."

In fact, he describes them as "the ONLY meaningful social media magazines focused exclusively on helping small, medium-sized business owners and entrepreneurs maximize ethical opportunities and advantages with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn etc."

Futhermore, he has provided complimentary one-year digital subscriptions to the four magazines at his site:

Social Media Mags - Subscribe

Steve

I think Jay is a real master of principles.

On some of his tapes from the 90's, he talked about how he made a lot of money with newsletter inserts in the 80's. He had deals with these financial newsletters in the 80's. That was the main source of information pre-internet.

I think he understands how to capitalize on a principle, yet the delivery mechanism could change.

-Also, I've learned a lot about logic from Jay. He says everything I'm about is "simple and logical". The internet is the perfect example of people trying to get too fancy, they get carried away with graphics, hyperbole, exaggeration, think they don't need a business model, etc. I think good marketing logic transcends the internet. You can tell if something is valuable online or off.

I grabbed this a few months ago. Great stuff! Jay's strategies
will improve ANY type of business.