Easy $500 a Day Using This Product ...

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Wouldn't it be refreshing if someone sending pitches like the title of this thread, about how much money can be made by using someone's product, actually used the product themselves, made money, and then talked about how much they had made.

Instead of pawning this junk off on their subscribers.

If it ain't good enough for you to use, why is it good enough for me?

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  • Profile picture of the author Corey Geer
    Originally Posted by kindsvater View Post

    Wouldn't it be refreshing if someone sending pitches like the title of this thread, about how much money can be made by using someone's product, actually used the product themselves, made money, and then talked about how much they had made.

    Instead of pawning this junk off on their subscribers.

    If it ain't good enough for you to use, why is it good enough for me?

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    This is the product creation market and the internet game for many. Hell, do you think many of the Gurus have ever even attempted the majority of the methods they sell? They make their money by telling you they make money and keeping you a satisfied list subscriber.

    We have two choices:

    A: We can hate them for it and damn them all to hell.

    B: We can take notes, study their business model and follow their business model by doing it ourselves.

    I've always believed that not only in internet marketing but in life there are two types of personalities and people. There are wolves and sheep.
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by Corey Geer View Post

      We have two choices:

      A: We can hate them for it and damn them all to hell.

      B: We can take notes, study their business model and follow their business model by doing it ourselves.
      Or ...

      C: We can have a quick look, roll our eyebrows at it and take care not to follow their business model by ever doing anything similar ourselves.

      One of the main reasons all this crap happens is that people follow "guidebooks" advising them to follow your option B above, and newbies are starting off in the "IM" and "MMO" markets with absolutely no idea what they're doing at all. Pretty often their visitors/subscribers know more than they do. Just like quite a few other things in internet marketing, everyone's doing it because everyone assumes that it "must work, otherwise everyone wouldn't be doing it, would they?" It's just a self-fulfilling prophecy, and it's nonsense. :rolleyes: :p
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    • Profile picture of the author Jesse L
      Originally Posted by Corey Geer View Post

      I've always believed that not only in internet marketing but in life there are two types of personalities and people. There are wolves and sheep.
      There are also heroes and hunters
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  • Profile picture of the author mialove
    Yep. lol, it's so funny to see all those emails. Make me wanna puke.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    I'm still looking for the $500 a day from the $2,000 product i bought 8 years ago...

    ...haha.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      This thread gave me a great product idea . . .

      Someone needs to invent a simple BS Meter.

      You copy and paste a claim, or an ad, or a sales letter into the software, it quickly determines the validity of the claim, and starts flashing and beeping frantically if the claim is not truthful.

      The IM crowd would be the niche audience that would buy the BS Meter.

      . . . oh, wait a minute, God gave each one of us such a device already . . . it's located between our ears . . . we just have to use it once in a while.

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      • Profile picture of the author Michael Mayo
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        This thread gave me a great product idea . . .

        Someone needs to invent a simple BS Meter.

        You copy and paste a claim, or an ad, or a sales letter into the software, it quickly determines the validity of the claim, and starts flashing and beeping frantically if the claim is not truthful.

        The IM crowd would be the niche audience that would buy the BS Meter.

        . . . oh, wait a minute, God gave each one of us such a device already . . . it's located between our ears . . . we just have to use it once in a while.

        Steve
        Working on it now,


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      • Profile picture of the author Tim3
        Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

        This thread gave me a great product idea . . .

        Someone needs to invent a simple BS Meter.

        Steve

        Fixed that for you Steve
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    • Profile picture of the author mojojuju
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      I'm still looking for the $500 a day from the $2,000 product i bought 8 years ago...

      ...haha.
      And just think, if you didn't buy that product, you could have had $500 a day for four days.
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      • Profile picture of the author cs.marketer
        Originally Posted by mojojuju View Post

        And just think, if you didn't buy that product, you could have had $500 a day for four days.
        Well said!
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    • Profile picture of the author Raydal
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      I'm still looking for the $500 a day from the $2,000 product i bought 8 years ago...

      ...haha.


      Aren't you exaggerating by $3?

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    • Profile picture of the author Hani D
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      I'm still looking for the $500 a day from the $2,000 product i bought 8 years ago...

      ...haha.
      Nice one man and thanks for the OP really catchy headline.
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    • Profile picture of the author talfighel
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      I'm still looking for the $500 a day from the $2,000 product i bought 8 years ago...

      ...haha.
      Yeah, I am in the same spot as you.

      I bought a product a few years ago for $3000 and was hoping to get $1,000 each time my team brought in new $3000 members.

      Remember the old Reverse Funnel System?
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  • Profile picture of the author KevinDahlberg
    That headline used to make me reach for my credit card every time. Yes I'd love to get rich quick. Then I got smart. The income potential in this business I limitless, but only if you treat it like a business.
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  • Profile picture of the author WarrenPeterson
    Originally Posted by kindsvater View Post

    Wouldn't it be refreshing if someone sending pitches like the title of this thread, about how much money can be made by using someone's product, actually used the product themselves, made money, and then talked about how much they had made.

    Instead of pawning this junk off on their subscribers.

    If it ain't good enough for you to use, why is it good enough for me?

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    I'm trying, but getting lost in the chum! I think it is refreshing, but I'm not sure any more that people really do want that. Kind of like how every survey says that people are turned off by and dislike negative campaign advertising, but those ads work nearly all the time... It seems that more people would rather buy the dream and hope than do the work needed to actually reach their goals...

    We are a confusing species...
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  • Profile picture of the author Steve Wells
    Originally Posted by kindsvater View Post

    Wouldn't it be refreshing if someone sending pitches like the title of this thread, about how much money can be made by using someone's product, actually used the product themselves, made money, and then talked about how much they had made.

    Instead of pawning this junk off on their subscribers.

    If it ain't good enough for you to use, why is it good enough for me?

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    Oh what a wonderful world this would be, IF affiliates would be required to purchase your product BEFORE they promoted it.... It would be the best for all people involved.

    I know of SEVERAL reputable products that require you to have purchased the product BEFORE you can promote it, AND you have to be approved before hand. They look at your website, or the way in which you plan to promote before they approve you....
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  • Profile picture of the author stephenwaldo
    Wait, I don't get it… What's the point of building a list if you're not spamming them with janky "Make Money Online" offers?

    How do you make any money?!?!
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  • Profile picture of the author kursat
    In my opinion the only lists that work well are the ones where the list owner introduce their own products. I have respect for that kind of lists. At least they produce something new - not PLR stuff that you can find for free online.
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  • Profile picture of the author ToniMaltano
    When I started buidling a list a few years ago I wanted to create a golden
    relationship between me and my subscribers. I knew that this was the most
    important thing otherwise they wouldn't buy s*** from me.

    So one of the things I did to build that trust (I did a lot) was reviewing a
    product, implementing it myself, recording everything and then send everything
    to my subscribers, plus the results of course. Even if I didn't make a dime I
    would tell them. I am still doing this but I outsource it now of course

    And let me tell you, my subscribers now WOULD buy a pile of s*** from me
    if I recommended it. Even if they knew from the start that all they would
    get is a pile of s*** and nothing more.

    Of course I wouldn't do that but you get the point
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  • Profile picture of the author celente
    comon guys we have all been there before. ANd I can just see newbies, who are not reading this thread and subscribed to these lists, buying up everything under the sun. Like I said we have all been there before.

    My advice to them is join the warrior forum pronto, even if it does cost you an initial investment nowadays.
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  • Profile picture of the author Corey Geer
    I meant by "following their business model" as in selling the products like they do.

    Of course selling bogus products is a prime business model that most of the rich Gurus live off of and it always will be. When I said we can either hate them or join them, I was merely referring to implementing their business model as our own, as in selling products like they do.

    Hell, we've all at one point been sucked into a hyped up sales letter. My very first one was honestly the Rich Jerk sales page. It was so different than any sales page I had ever seen and it was something I just had to be apart of. That was my first true experience getting to see inside the mind of a guru, how they setup their business and how they make all of their money.
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  • Profile picture of the author betterwtveter
    Can have the $500, just send it to my paypal acount
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  • Profile picture of the author mpass057
    I actually believe they do make the money they say they do. It's just not from using the product, it's from selling the product.
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  • Profile picture of the author RedShifted
    You can say that money is the root of all evil... or you can say that capitalism is the root of all corruption.

    I do find it interesting though, how marketers, on a small scale, seem to represent the same proportion of corruption that you'd find in the US government. I'm not sure what the exact proportion is, all I know is its a lot on both sides. =]
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  • Profile picture of the author Des Lau
    Originally Posted by kindsvater View Post

    ..actually used the product themselves, made money, and then talked about how much they had made.
    You mean what? actually get my hands dirty?!
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  • Profile picture of the author roosevelt
    You know what's interesting.... I think the IM community understands people's greed so well. And on top of that we are lazy as heck! Seriously who wants to make $500 bucks and not work rest of their lives? Some lazy people I tell ya.

    But the sad truth is we all get drawn into it.
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  • Profile picture of the author betterwtveter
    I think my problem is that I am not rich, but I make a humble living online because I am too honest in what I do. It is sad to say that the dishonest ones make a ton of money while getting their hands dirty
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