[GET] [Offline} My Clients Pay Me $995 Per Month After Just One Simple Email {Warriors Making Money}

[BigDaddy]

@bobmcalister: PM Sent.

[Danfree]

(06-18-2014 03:37 PM)darkatdawn Wrote:  

(06-18-2014 10:11 AM)MMarketer Wrote:  Mirror file on copy.com won't extract

Use Winrar to extract the file because it was compressed in RAR5. Let me know how it goes for you

And this is a good idea. NOT. And after 40 days I will have to lay out some cash to run WinRar. What happened to something free like 7-Zip.

I did get the free trial and it did work. My latest version of 7-Zip did not work though it works for most other rar files.

[Thelucky13]

(06-25-2014 09:05 AM)bobmcalister Wrote:  so...how do you guys set up the emailing since cant be done through godaddy? has anyone really used this ? thanks

Yes Im wondering about this as well?

[seantucker]

I send out emails through hostgator and they are delivering.. I've gotten a few people interested, most people say take them off the list...idk

But I do know that he is extremely boastful and it is quite annoying. He has more contradictions than anyone I've ever come across.

I don't know if he thinks we're stupid or what but he released The List Kingpin a while back (http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-spec...views.html) under pin name Jeremy Pepe. He tells basically the same rise to the top story but uses different companies that he worked for but it's the same concept from Local List Machine.

Also his white paper, at least for local list machine, was basically a summary of Fast Lane Millionaire as if he wrote that book as well. The only reason I tolerate him is because he is creative.

[igydog]

great stuff ty repped

[elteliblejvi]

any review

[mybwlmail]

Good stuff...thanks

[Omarseo]

TheBigDaddy Wrote:The reality:
Most people won't even try to do what is taught in this course, because - like most things that are worthwhile - it's perceived as being too much work, or too complicated, etc.
Then something else will come along and suck up their time. Or distract them.

Or they'll just tell themselves that "it won't work," or "this is not for me," or "I'll do it... next week."

And "next week" never comes.

Do I know that this will work for you? No. For me? Don't know that, either.

But THESE things I DO know:
1. IF you don't take some kind of ACTION in the direction of your goals,
you're guaranteed to fail. Won't work.
2. IF you don't DO anything but criticize, pick things apart, and don't believe that something will work - for you or for anyone - WITHOUT TESTING IT FIRST... you'll fail. It won't work.
3. IF you continue to download bright shiny object after bright shiny object and NOT apply what you've learned - or only apply it a little bit, then give up at the first roadblock, guess what? Fail. Ain't gonna work.

Now, I'm not meaning to sound harsh here... even if I may come across like that in this post.

The truth is: I'm also talking to MYSELF just as much as I'm talking to YOU, if you haven't or aren't having the success you deserve now. Or if you've HAD success with something else, and are still trying to 'figure this internet marketing shit out.'

So the best way of having success with this OR ANY program is to:
1. Learn a little.
2. DO and APPLY what you've learned so far.
3. Figure some things out based on what you learned so far.
4. Do some more.
5. Keep learning and keep applying. Remove what doesn't work and continue to apply what does.
6. Rinse and repeat.

Having said that, let me add this:
There are things out there that are being sold that are pure crap.
We ALL know this, and that's why this wonderful forum exists!
I love this place, and happily come here every day. (I probably shouldn't, but I do, 'cause of all you cool people here... and the cool shit that's shared!)
But there's also stuff that's sold/taught/shared that DOES have value in it.
Sometimes, the things that are taught are criticized by otherwise people with good intentions. They say these things because they believe them, and because they're expressing their opinion. And everyone's opinions are based on their individual experiences in their lives.
Are they right? Yes. Are they wrong? Yes.

But what makes it right or wrong for YOU?
Only YOU can decide that for yourself.


Here's the problem:
IF you learn/read/see something that looks interesting to you, and you HONESTLY feel like it could work,
then what should you do?
Should you come to the forums and read what everyone else (including those who haven't tried it yet) are saying?
Maybe.
But you shouldn't choose NOT to do something that you believe could seriously make a huge difference for yourself and your family, simply because someone is expressing their negative opinion about it.

Because you may get in to a bad habit of continuing to do this... over and over again.

You start to become like an attorney - continuously looking for the BAD or the WRONG in something.
But attorneys do that in order to offer a solution for their clients and get paid for it.
If you keep looking for the bad in something, you're simply developing a bad habit of looking for an excuse not to do something, in order to remain in your comfort zone.

Am I right?

Please don't ask me how I know all this. :)

The Take-Away (regarding this or any other program):
The ONLY way to decide if something truly works or not is to DO it and discover the truth for yourself.

Ask yourself, "Hey, self... What's the worst that could happen here?"
For example, if you use this program (the Kenny Cannon/Mario consulting thing), you'd only be out a few hours - from watching his endless videos (yeah, he DOES talk a lot! lol) and probably less than $50 (if that).
But what you'll GAIN is extremely valuable!
You'll get phone experience - with actual prospects!
You'll have the opportunity to offer value to biz owners.
You'll gain skills in the most coveted and lucrative area: Sales (marketing, too).

And - you just might - get a client or two or three who will pay you thousands of bucks for helping them.

Or, you could just ignore this and move on to the next item in the feed.

It's up to you.

***End of TheBigDaddy's Advice Column***

Thanks for reading!
-TheBigDaddy

newyorker8181 Wrote:I checked this out as I'm currently collaborating with some getting 30 response rates and looking to optimise the process and checked this out. There some good things to pick up in this course, like making sure you have a systemised process for prospecting, presenting proof, pitching and closing and be aggressive about working that every day. Advice about getting a portfolio is good. But if your are a blasé about picking anyone of odesk just because they can provide you with a portfolio and do no further due diligence you'll need a miracle not to come unstuck by hiring a complete fuck up on a project. I've hired nearly 50 off of Odesk and some give a good front but cause massive hold ups and stress and pissing you about trying to claim payment.

The emails he sends are mostly going to get no response. There people claiming to have got 10 k a month in 3 months. Maybe. If they were sending out 1000's a day for months and got 10 customers. Plausible. The sales pitch seems ok and I'd take a bit of that myself.

Just don't go thinking this is going to get you anywhere near the response rate he claims and prepare to have or to get a list of over 100,000 people to email over the next 3-4 months to get anywhere close to 10 K a month.

newyorker8181 Wrote:I managed to hire 4 absolutely morons the last 4 times that drew out the completion of building my website from a few weeks to 3 months. I managed to hire someone good the 5th time. But the four people before that one had near enough the same feedback as the 5th person I hired.

This means the only way you are going to know how good someone is going through their portfolio, contacting the people who worked for them to verify, check out their personal sites, and then create a small tester task, where you through in a few curve balls to see how they solve problems and hold up when things get a bit difficult. That is where you'll find if you have someone professional and committed to what they do.

Most will fold and start coming up with bullshit and excuses and reverse psychology about they didn't agree to this and that, and so on. The good one's will be honest, acknowledge the problem, be positive and try to resolve it.

Don't let them know it's a trial. Coming up with a testing problem that stretches them proves their metal will require some experimenting on your behalf.

Fortunately, I hired all those people to work on stuff for me and not clients for the most part. I would have no business left if I managed to hire these freakishly deluded, spiteful, pitiful characters on clients jobs, because deadlines would not have been met, getting contact from them would take ages, they'd try to extort you into paying simply because they spent 8 hours in a task that would have taken a pro 10 minutes, shit like that.

Be very, very thorough when hiring people who are going to be carrying out the fulfilment side for clients in your business.

Michele Wrote:
TheBigDaddy,
Excellent post! Very well-written and thought provoking. I agree with what
you say, and will recap in my own words and add a little, for myself as much
as for anyone else:

Step 1. Decide on a course for making money.

a) Is the course owner doing it himself?

b) Does the person sound like a straight-shooter and legit?

c) Are the steps understandable, such as clear, over-the-shoulder
type video training?

d) Are the steps do-able for your comfort zone?
(I don't have a problem spamming business owners with one email,
emailing fiverr folks for proof, or talking on the phone, and can get
over fears involved (closing, screwing up, bad outsourcers, unable
to deliver, starting, etc.), but some of these tasks may be too far
out of your comfort zone.)

e) Are costs minimal? In this case, $17 for the software and $9 for
GoDaddy hosting is within my budget.

f) What is the time commitment, and are you comfortable with that?

g) Are there a lot of legitimate negative comments, or just nay-sayers
who have not tried the system?

h) This, in my opinion, is by far the most important deciding factor:
What does your Inner Voice, your Higher Self, your Intuition say?
Take some quiet minutes to tune in and ask yourself, "Is this a
good opportunity for me? Should I pursue this? Can I do this?
Can I be successful and make money with this program?" Listen
to the answers. Know that your non-physical self, whatever you want
to call it, is wise, awesome, divine, totally in love with you, and has your best
interests at heart.

Step 2: Make a commitment.

How much time will you spend on the training each day?
How much time on the work?
Will you pursue other shiny objects at this time?
What will you allow and limit with your time?
(For instance, once I do decide on a course, I will
allow myself time to: look,
enroll in udemy courses,
continue web development training,
continue Stuart Litchman's Dream Achievement Program for conditioning
the mind for success (got from elbitz) , and
some free time,
but will not start other Internet Marketing or Offline Consulting courses.)

Step 3: Learn

Watch the videos, go through the materials, think about what steps you
will need to take. Some people prefer to do as they learn, but I like
having the whole picture first.

Step 4: Take Action!

Okay, no excuses!
Overcome roadblocks.
Need support? Ask at the BHT forum.
Stay positive and confident!
Know what you need to do daily and just do it.
Get 'er done!

Step 5: Assess and Tweak

If it isn't working, decide whether to cut your losses and move on,
or to stick with it. If you stick with it, what will you change? For
instance, you can try another service provider or location.

If it is working, can it be improved? For instance, how about checking
SEO jobs on CraigsList and offering your services to those companies?



May each of us have much success! Through the Dream Achievers
Program I just started, I'm learning the importance of having a
dialog with one's Higher Self, and how to do it by asking specific
questions and listening to the answers. Usually, the first answer is
the "true" one because after that, your "GateKeeper" and mind
chatter interfere.

I'm also going for the balance between "getting the ducks in a row"
so the action part is easy, and not using the preparation work as
an excuse to avoid taking action.

Each of us is different. Maybe for you, it is much better to take a
"Ready, Fire, Aim" approach. Maybe for me too, I'm still at the
getting ready stage-- but (hopefully) not for long!


Whatever we can dream and believe, we can achieve!

With love and appreciation,
Michele

I find it a little strange that Mario and Cameron offer to get you your first client if you can't do it. Its a great offer if it is all legit. But then I see this

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZPYM7M1jys#t=2458

and at the 39:00 minute (guarantee), he offers almost the same thing. Is it just me that thinks they are full of poop? Because surely they would just get the clients for their own business if it was so easy would they?

[asphyxia]

So looks like everyone is spitting sh*** on this product.

My oppinion:
1- he's not making milions in the offline business otherwise he would have no time to sell wso's. I know this period.
2- He's a better seller than me. He made me interested in his product so knowing his tactics can help me understand what I have to do with my clients. There are actually some good tips here, no matter he lied or not about how much money he is making.
3- A lot of people should try putting things into practice before speaking trash. I quit this business for 5 times in a year because I'm always depressed after hundreds of "no" calls and hundreds of not answered emails. The fact is that is always the 101'th call that might be a "yes" and change everything. I'm back in the offline business and I started 3 months ago (without quitting) and even if the first 3 weeks I got no client now I have 5 clients who paid 450€/750€ + 250€/month. Does that make me rich? Absolutely not. Does that make me poor? No. Does that make me think I can do better and get more clients? Absolutely yes.

There are some great tips in this product. A millionaire would never spend his time to make a 50$ product unless he became a millionaire doing that. You have to keep that in mind not only for this product but for every product you will ever buy. People lie, it's a fact but you can learn from their lies, make them better and sell your product better than they do.
We cannot sell anything if we are "the boring guy sitting in front of a computer looking for leads who does nothing else, yada yada yada". We need to create a personality, a persona and we have to play that every single time we are in public or close to potential leads.

[seantucker]

(07-25-2014 05:30 PM)asphyxia Wrote:  A millionaire would never spend his time to make a 50$ product unless he became a millionaire doing that. You have to keep that in mind not only for this product but for every product you will ever buy. People lie, it's a fact but you can learn from their lies, make them better and sell your product better than they do.

That's not exactly true. A book is a $50 (actually less than $50) product and millionaires put those together quite often really.