[Tim Dini]

THE APP EMPIRE AUTOMATIC APPRENEUR PRODUCT IS NO LONGER FOR SALE

[thetruthpa]

any reviews at all?

[seriousbiz]

All i see is video 1.
I did sign up only to see if I could learn anything. If the big dogs are running in the race I want to see it.

[Kukelka]

Looks fantastic !!! Any thoughs about how much it will cost?

Allready know It will be $1983. NOT cheap,not cheap , however the product will be wonderfull I think

[Tim Dini]

Originally Posted by Kukelka

...the product will be wonderfull I think

Hello Kukelka,

This is a fantastic new product and concept for sure. Considering that you don't need a website and all the gymnastics that go alone with one, this is a real game changer for online marketing. I'm not saying our usual marketing efforts and processes don't work, they do, and when done properly they give us the income and lifestyle we all love living. But this is something completely different.

The fact that many of the people getting into the app business are young people who've never done anything in online marketing before, tells me that this strikes a cord with an entirely new crowd. This is a group of online marketing newbies who, by the way, will also want to learn some of the marketing techniques that many of us have to offer. So there's another 'backend' upside opportunity to this business besides the obvious ones.

There's a question that has come up more than a few times. Some people who've already read Chad Mureta's App Empire book have been concerned that there will be nothing new when compared to the course. That's not the case for a number of reasons:

- The course includes Chads 'scraping' software that automates the app selection process. (big time saver that you can teach to an outsource team)

- The course includes Chad's translation software that automatically translates the apps you develop into multiple languages (hugely beneficial because it offers your apps for sale to the gigantic new growth markets abroad)

- The course includes a complete in-depth step-by-step video series that most people prefer. (also great for an outsource team)

- The course includes scheduled interactive webinars to keep people up to date and more actively involved in their business.

- The course includes new updated techniques and tactics that that are not included in the printed book. This is a fast moving business so getting involved with someone like Chad and this course is about the only sure fire way to be connected and stay connected to the top of the industry.

Missing this opportunity is, in my opinion, a big mistake if you want to build your own app empire. I have two other app business courses that are good, but not nearly as robust and advanced as App Empire. I originally started with App Empire to complement these courses, but I'm now looking at it the other way around.

Glad to know you are interested. If I can help you in any way just let me know.


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[Kukelka]

Originally Posted by Tim Dini

Hello Kukelka,

This is a fantastic new product and concept for sure. Considering that you don't need a website and all the gymnastics that go alone with one, this is a real game changer for online marketing. I'm not saying our usual marketing efforts and processes don't work, they do, and when done properly they give us the income and lifestyle we all love living. But this is something completely different.

The fact that many of the people getting into the app business are young people who've never done anything in online marketing before, tells me that this strikes a cord with an entirely new crowd. This is a group of online marketing newbies who, by the way, will also want to learn some of the marketing techniques that many of us have to offer. So there's another 'backend' upside opportunity to this business besides the obvious ones.

There's a question that has come up more than a few times. Some people who've already read Chad Mureta's App Empire book have been concerned that there will be nothing new when compared to the course. That's not the case for a number of reasons:

- The course includes Chads 'scraping' software that automates the app selection process. (big time saver that you can teach to an outsource team)

- The course includes Chad's translation software that automatically translates the apps you develop into multiple languages (hugely beneficial because it offers your apps for sale to the gigantic new growth markets abroad)

- The course includes a complete in-depth step-by-step video series that most people prefer. (also great for an outsource team)

- The course includes scheduled interactive webinars to keep people up to date and more actively involved in their business.

- The course includes new updated techniques and tactics that that are not included in the printed book. This is a fast moving business so getting involved with someone like Chad and this course is about the only sure fire way to be connected and stay connected to the top of the industry.

Missing this opportunity is, in my opinion, a big mistake if you want to build your own app empire. I have two other app business courses that are good, but not nearly as robust and advanced as App Empire. I originally started with App Empire to complement these courses, but I'm now looking at it the other way around.

Glad to know you are interested. If I can help you in any way just let me know.


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Thanks for information . Can't wait to see video 4. Thinking to buy it , i feeling what it will be life changer to me.

[Tim Dini]

(Re-posted from the other App Empire thread - http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-business.html)

Hello Mastermind,

Glad to know you've decided to not let this opportunity slip away. Remember to be careful not to miss the June 6th deadline when the cart closes. I'm sure there will be a whole lot of marketers who will show up too late, and who will be kicking themselves for years as we build our app empires.

There a number of marketers who've suggested to me that this looks like another fad. I understand where they're coming from and see how they've become jaded by the onslaught of 'push button' software and Google cheats. But I also see their inability to simply look around in their personal world and notice how many people have their noses glued to their mobile devices, tapping away as they stay connected to this new communication tool.

Not only is this not a fade, it's only just begun and is already the communications medium of choice for people of all ages and from all backgrounds and countries. This is like going back in time to before the start of the internet. Or better yet, before the invention of the computer or maybe even the telephone.

To me, communication is the driving force behind all of these things. We started with hand written letters and developed the pony express to communicate with people in far away areas. We then sent our messages by railways and eventually by the wires we strung along side their tracks. From that point forward we've been able to steadily increase the size and scope of our messages and are now able to communicate in real time.

The next step is wireless, and apps are the connection point between wireless devices and the people who are communicating. We don't really have smartphones, we have dumb phones connected to really smart data points and the people connected to them - and apps are the conduit.

Fad? I don't think so.


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