Comments on: People Want Learning – Who Would Have Thunk It?

By: Frank Haywood

Frank Haywood — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 20:06:23 +0000

James:

I have a version of that software created under a different (Greek sounding) name.

Now I know you think you're doing the right thing, and you're only doing as instructed, but believe me you're not. My advice to you in good friendship, is to RUN as fast as you can from the person you're interning for.

I've been watching his particular brand of nasty for a while now, and I too was suckered into what he said.

If you buy something from him (DN or JB, whatever you prefer to call him – I won't give him the publicity or the time of day), then beware. I purchased a $300 subscription service from him to receive a monthly paper newsletter containing testing and tracking information for 12 months.

I received ONE copy through the post. And it was junk. My emails were ignored, the 60-day PayPal refund limit passed, and a lesson was learned.

What a sucker I was and what a nasty piece of work he is.

You might notice that he doesn't use his own name anymore as he has such a bad reputation online. If you know what it is then do a search for it and see what great people like Terry Dean have to say about him.

Avoid that man and his "business" at all costs.

All the best,

Frank Haywood.

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By: James Olsen

James Olsen — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:12:06 +0000

You know Frank it seems to me you have an awesome service to be provided and your teach for free method seems to draw a good crowd. But I honestly think that with good advertising techniques and a fair price you could make a good profit from your knowledge. I've done a couple tutorials on the internet for things ranging from guitar lessons to designing tips. I used this awesome program called xxxx xxxxxx (name removed to protect the innocent) just to find the right way to put my tutorials in a view that a customer would want. All you do is input a headline that a customer would see from a search engine and it scores the headline based on it's database to see how appealing it would be to the public. I highly encourage you to give it a try and transform your knowledge into a business.

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By: Andy King

Andy King — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:58:10 +0000

hi Frank, Yes I do have a product ready to be launched and I do have sales copy. I don't however have a jv partner as yet. I need to fine tune the product and the sales copy and I originally came to you as i needed some help to secure the pdf download. I would like any feed back and maybe an initial consult. Thanks Andy King

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By: Debra

Debra — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 23:21:41 +0000

All ready to go with everything, just need the guidance!!

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By: Terry Russell

Terry Russell — Fri, 29 May 2009 19:54:09 +0000

Hello Frank, Thanks for the update. I agree with your reasoning.

So far as my list I have about 2-3 hundred people on several lists that I have on Aweber. As well I have contacts with all of the internet marketers that I have dealt with over the last few years. I am sure that they can stand a few emails after the thousands I have received over that time.

So far as products to sell I have a ton of master resale, resale, private label rights products on my hard drive.

However I believe that you are looking for a something new produced by myself.

I have materials for a product based on a promotional item that I used to promote my computer business and get my name known around the area where I was located.

It was called "Care And Feeding Of The Home And Business Computer".

This handout produced lots of customers and referrals, after a few years I did not have to advertise at all, my phone kept on ringing. My secretary say my office more that I did.

I go out of that business because of burn-out, the money was very good but as always, there is a price to pay for anything you get.

Like Harrison Ford said "It's not the years, it's the mileage!"

This item gave some excellent tips on how to avoid the all too many problems that people commonly have with their computers but do not get any help or training and how to fix the problems.

People get sold computers but do not get any training on these topics. It got to the point I sold computers at cost and just charged for my training and installation. I was the highest priced computer seller in the area, nobody complained, I just got more referrals. I started to be invited to talk regularly for different groups of people on a regular basis. I had no problem with doing this. (The problem was trying to shut me up!)

I think this item would be a good candidate for a JV launch, I don't think that things have changed in the market in this regard.

All The Best Everyone!

Terry Russell
Reliant Services 1989-2009

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By: Colin

Colin — Fri, 29 May 2009 13:02:24 +0000

ok Frank – all sounds logical. In response to your questions:
Do I have a product ready (or nearly ready) to be released?
Yes – I have released products in the past and have a couple of others almost ready.
Do I understand how to write good sales copy?
Yes, but I think it can be improved.
You can judge where I'm at by viewing:
http://www.internet-ebooks.net/recommends/the_music_money_machine.html
Do I have a mailing list in my target niche?
Yes – but its nowhere as large as I would like it to be. I have also got a series of autoresponder messages set up.
Do I have a good number of potential JV partners in my niche?
No – but very willing to learn and I learn very quickly!

Hope to be in final 30 but happy to learn and improve my skills in any event.

regards

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By: Vince Andrews

Vince Andrews — Fri, 29 May 2009 09:04:56 +0000

After reading your email i have decided that i am not ready for this and will therefore pass this time round as i believe that there is someone in the list so far that will benefit far more than i at this time.

Good luck with all of the chosen.

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By: James Davies

James Davies — Thu, 28 May 2009 23:42:37 +0000

Frank,

I do have a product ready and a couple of others in the hopper.

I believe that I have the writing skills to write a good sales letter and I do write the feature story for our community's monthly newspaper.

Whatever happens I will enjoy following your training.

Jim Davies – The Web Professor

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By: Jan Evensen

Jan Evensen — Thu, 28 May 2009 22:09:07 +0000

Hi again Frank!

The plot thickens – as they say…

I'm looking forward to the "sign-up-list", and will keep my
fingers crossed!

Cheers,

Jan

http://www.bt150.co.uk

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By: Mickey Mixon

Mickey Mixon — Thu, 28 May 2009 20:45:25 +0000

I appreciate your consideration of my request to participate in the product launch training. I have my book, "Job Search Survival" that I was planning to launch on July 1. I have been doing seminars and training on job search skills since 1996, and I wrote the book as a direct result of my 6 month period of unemployment in 1995.
I attempted to get my book published in 1997/98, but desktop publishing was not as popular then as it is now. After about 20 rejections from publishers, I decided to just continue with my seminars and not publish the book. I have now decided to use a non traditional publisher for my paperback, with an ebook option.
I have been involved in internet marketing since 2001, and am a Licensed Private Investigator by trade. Hope to hear from you soon.
Mickey

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