░▒▓█ ★★★[GET] INFO PRODUCT ACADEMY★★★ █▓▒░

[nokia5233]

mirror

Code:

http://mediafire.com/27afvu0k3lzp/2011-08-1-InfoProductAcademy_RR232671.zip

[WorldWarrior]

When it comes to creating information products I doubt whether there'll ever be anything that's truly new because there are only so many ways to create and distribute information for consumption.

The only ways it possibly can be deemed as new is if it's a product that's not been sold by the product creator before OR one that you as a person/individual has never come across before.

Peace.

WW

(06-07-2016 03:28 AM)connexionz Wrote:  .
Thanks a lot for this, but is this new?
.

[Jim Moriarty]

(06-07-2016 07:18 PM)nokia5233 Wrote:  mirror

Code:

http://mediafire.com/27afvu0k3lzp/2011-08-1-InfoProductAcademy_RR232671.zip

repps for you :)

[Jim Moriarty]

(06-07-2016 07:53 AM)Danny-K Wrote:  

Mirrors:

Code:

http://www.embedupload.com/?d=23LEUIAUVH
http://www.megafileupload.com/fi2n/2011-08-1-InfoProductAcademy_RR232671.zip
http://www.hugefiles.net/7uo50xsxwzvp

Thank you too!

[WorldWarrior]

Had a quick look to find out and I can confirm without a shadow of doubt that this is a much old(er) product. I'd place it to be around 4 to 5 years old at least.

The tell-tale signs include - The sales page design i.e. how it was created uses the old "splice approach. The language used e.g. talks about "Kompser!." All you need to do is have a quick look at the Camtasia 5 or 6 version sales video itself to figure out the age of the product.

There are only so many ways to create information products so and this talks about fairly evergreen ways to do it barring the reference to old technology.

HTH,

WW

(06-07-2016 03:08 PM)jimms Wrote:  

(06-07-2016 03:28 AM)connexionz Wrote:  .
Thanks a lot for this, but is this new?
.

I didn't expect the Legendary connexionz will be on my thread, as this is just nothing compared to your AWESOME shares...hehehe...anyway, im not quite sure connexionz, i just found it sumwhere else...maybe i think this is old stuff...

[midastouch]

Seek out Robert Stukes' 4 Hour Product Course - that's pretty good.

[Jim Moriarty]

(09-16-2016 04:14 AM)midastouch Wrote:  Seek out Robert Stukes' 4 Hour Product Course - that's pretty good.

Can you share it bro? :)

[midastouch]

(03-24-2017 03:27 AM)jimms Wrote:  

(09-16-2016 04:14 AM)midastouch Wrote:  Seek out Robert Stukes' 4 Hour Product Course - that's pretty good.

Can you share it bro? :)

Sorry - only just come across this request.

Here are the slides to the videos in a 200+ page PDF:

Magic Button :

https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/gBm3dQHU/file.html

MT

[jubileewizzy]

(03-06-2019 08:24 PM)midastouch Wrote:  

(03-24-2017 03:27 AM)jimms Wrote:  

(09-16-2016 04:14 AM)midastouch Wrote:  Seek out Robert Stukes' 4 Hour Product Course - that's pretty good.

Can you share it bro? :)

Sorry - only just come across this request.

Here are the slides to the videos in a 200+ page PDF:

Magic Button :

https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/gBm3dQHU/file.html

MT

Please have you also got the videos? Can you kindly share? Thanks