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Ooohhhh… it’s been - what - over two months since the last post ?

Well, no excuses. I’ve had an “extended break” but now I’m back.

Here’s the first belated post of 2008. And it’s another great video / signup / package from Frank Kern.

Of course Frank is pushing a product here, and you can see he’s building up to a launch, but he’s the master of this kind of thing and even if the information here doesn’t interest you the methodology should.

Here’s the link to “Mass Control”:

http://www.masscontrolsite.com

The first video should load immediately, but there’s more if you sign up, including the catchingly titled “How To Make Lots Of Money Forever (It’s Working For Me Anyway)”! Come on, the best video title - ever

If you can’t tell yet the videos ARE about list-building, selling, promoting. Basically, where the money is for those of us who do not run massive corporations.

Anyway, enjoy and I’ll see you soon.

-Stuart

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Here’s an amazing site, because it’s full of great videos from Brock Felt and Buck Rizvi you can learn from - including real-world marketing campaigns!

-> Pipeline Profits

This actually reminds me of what Frank Kern and Ed Dale were doing last year. There,  I didn’t purchase or promote the product (Underachiver, etc) but I loved the videos. Same goes for the “Stompernet” marketing campaign with Brad Fallon. Yep they are pushing something but you can still learn. Good stuff.

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This is a book full of optimization strategies from some of the worlds foremost internet marketing experts, based on interviews conducted by Stephen himself. With tips from people such as John Reese, Jerry Clark, John Assaraf, Frank Kern and Morgan Westerman this is a powerhouse of knowledge.

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The price is raising at random times, so act as soon as possible. You can also earn 100% commissions from any referrals you make, paid direct to your PayPal account.

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Are you tired of big, expensive product launches?Are you tired of the flurry of e-mails that accompany each launch?

You’ll get reviews, promises, sometimes cashback offers - and even “Anti”-Product e-mails that really try to sucker you in to buy.

And are you tired of the way marketers fall over themselves to offer you endless bonuses if you join through THEIR link?

There’s two sides to this. The sellers and affiliates point of view, and the buyers…

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Technorati Tags: 000 this year - isn't worth $1000 now?". True enough. Just too many variables to factor into that and I'd hazard a guess that most people won't see that benefit. Sure, adsense, advanced `leaked` chapters, affiliates, albeit a highly profitable one. Don't think it's the only way :-) [tags]big ticket, and Credibility (or reviews or endorsements from people with credibility). All these launches have had that. The salespages have been works of art, and IF you're sure you'll benefit, and plans wherever you find other marketers. Forums, and the pre-launch periods are getting more and more innovative. There was at least one big-ticket course, and time-saving. How much "new" information is really out there? I dare say you could find the same techniques, and you'll have a $100 to $500 carrot to wave in front of affiliates :-) It's worth stopping and thinking about this from a purchasers point of view, articles, big, blogs, but hey. There's a lot of `stuff`, but I don't believe all marketers are as naive as that. After all - how many times can we hear that there were customer returns, but sometimes it almost doesn't matter. See #4. 3. A Reason-To-Act Limitation There's probably a fancier name for this. It's an old copywriting trick. Promise you only have x copies to sell, but was it the product you bought that did it? And was the hot new technique or methodology used in the product something you wouldn't have come across anyway? In the "real" world we'd never spend, CD's and Manuals. Of course, convenience, create an affiliate type site with split payments and upsells you could search high and low for a script. Or you could get it programmed for you. Or you could pay for Mike Filsaimes "Butterfly Marketi, Dating or Gambling. Create a free site. Build a subscriber list. Sell a course or a big training package as an upsell. Sell (or give away) lower-priced eBooks, downloads. Hints, for example, Forums etc and start incorporating ads - therby having "Really" unique sites. Or you could buy Joel Comm's new package. Get the idea? Hopefully this short report has got you thinking. I'll state, frank kern, Freebies, go ahead. That usually excludes newbies, Golf, Groups, high price, high ticket, hungry market. Say, jeff walker, Jeff Walker's "Product Launch Secrets" which itself was about how to launch a product :-) Of course you'll also need that killer product to succeed, joel comm, meaty boxes. No downloadable e-books here. Expect DVD's, messageboards, mike filsaime, Newsletters - they are the places to look if you want free information. And the information is really free. So how do you sell a big-ticket package where the information you have to offer is already o, or even that they are full, or that the current `low` price won't last will help turn visitors into buyers. Yes - it works to a certain extent, perhaps you would make extra money that year, product launch, quickly, ranging from $297 to $1297. Wow! Since the price is so high, rather than a sellers. The usual argument goes along these lines: "If the product can help you make an extra $10, Resell Rights, rich schefren, so it has to be worth something... right? The main aspect of a big price is that you'll make a lot of money, so there are now 10 copies left? Or that there was an overrun at the printers? Or the duplication company made too many? Come on! 4. Style Over Substance, teleseminars. You know the score. Build up the product over time and aim for a ready-made market once you launch. There's also two other things you'd need to convice people to buy: a GREAT salespag, that you will sell out in so many hours, the information could probably be given just as well over the internet. And when you've got 15 DVD's don't expect hollywood qualiy, these products usually come in nice, tips, tools or memberships as a lead product. Market aggresively online and off. It will take some investment on your part but it just could get you to new heights. And Finally: If you want a REALLY big, videos, which I think is a good thing. I don't want anyone new to marketing to spend $1000 on a course thinking it will guarantee success. It won't. 2. A Long Pre-Launch The entire success of these Guru, yourself. You could start building "Real" content sites with Blogs, ]john reese

Tags: 000 this year - isn't worth $1000 now?". True enough. Just too many variables to factor into that and I'd hazard a guess that most people won't see that benefit. Sure, adsense, advanced `leaked` chapters, affiliates, albeit a highly profitable one. Don't think it's the only way :-) [tags]big ticket, and Credibility (or reviews or endorsements from people with credibility). All these launches have had that. The salespages have been works of art, and IF you're sure you'll benefit, and plans wherever you find other marketers. Forums, and the pre-launch periods are getting more and more innovative. There was at least one big-ticket course, and time-saving. How much "new" information is really out there? I dare say you could find the same techniques, and you'll have a $100 to $500 carrot to wave in front of affiliates :-) It's worth stopping and thinking about this from a purchasers point of view, articles, big, blogs, but hey. There's a lot of `stuff`, but I don't believe all marketers are as naive as that. After all - how many times can we hear that there were customer returns, but sometimes it almost doesn't matter. See #4. 3. A Reason-To-Act Limitation There's probably a fancier name for this. It's an old copywriting trick. Promise you only have x copies to sell, but was it the product you bought that did it? And was the hot new technique or methodology used in the product something you wouldn't have come across anyway? In the "real" world we'd never spend, CD's and Manuals. Of course, convenience, create an affiliate type site with split payments and upsells you could search high and low for a script. Or you could get it programmed for you. Or you could pay for Mike Filsaimes "Butterfly Marketi, Dating or Gambling. Create a free site. Build a subscriber list. Sell a course or a big training package as an upsell. Sell (or give away) lower-priced eBooks, downloads. Hints, for example, Forums etc and start incorporating ads - therby having "Really" unique sites. Or you could buy Joel Comm's new package. Get the idea? Hopefully this short report has got you thinking. I'll state, frank kern, Freebies, go ahead. That usually excludes newbies, Golf, Groups, high price, high ticket, hungry market. Say, jeff walker, Jeff Walker's "Product Launch Secrets" which itself was about how to launch a product :-) Of course you'll also need that killer product to succeed, joel comm, meaty boxes. No downloadable e-books here. Expect DVD's, messageboards, mike filsaime, Newsletters - they are the places to look if you want free information. And the information is really free. So how do you sell a big-ticket package where the information you have to offer is already o, or even that they are full, or that the current `low` price won't last will help turn visitors into buyers. Yes - it works to a certain extent, perhaps you would make extra money that year, product launch, quickly, ranging from $297 to $1297. Wow! Since the price is so high, rather than a sellers. The usual argument goes along these lines: "If the product can help you make an extra $10, Resell Rights, rich schefren, so it has to be worth something... right? The main aspect of a big price is that you'll make a lot of money, so there are now 10 copies left? Or that there was an overrun at the printers? Or the duplication company made too many? Come on! 4. Style Over Substance, teleseminars. You know the score. Build up the product over time and aim for a ready-made market once you launch. There's also two other things you'd need to convice people to buy: a GREAT salespag, that you will sell out in so many hours, the information could probably be given just as well over the internet. And when you've got 15 DVD's don't expect hollywood qualiy, these products usually come in nice, tips, tools or memberships as a lead product. Market aggresively online and off. It will take some investment on your part but it just could get you to new heights. And Finally: If you want a REALLY big, videos, which I think is a good thing. I don't want anyone new to marketing to spend $1000 on a course thinking it will guarantee success. It won't. 2. A Long Pre-Launch The entire success of these Guru, yourself. You could start building "Real" content sites with Blogs, ]john reese