[GET] Passive Cash Profits

[henrysimms]

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[nokia5233]

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[1163]

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[Batmans]

COOL SHARE. Thank you.

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[ThaiJack]

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[yarddog2k]

I wish the "gurus" creating these money making schemes had a clue what "passive" actually means. Building a membership website is NOT passive.
"Passive" means doing the work once and getting paid for it over and over. A membership site requires constant updates if you plan to keep members.

[AbeLincolnBart]

Review:


I am a fan of Paul Nicholls. I've watched him proceed from his very beginnings. I got on his list from his first couple of months on.

What I am about to say is in no way denigration of Paul, his content, methods or value.

He is a plodder.
According to Thesaurus.com the definition of PLODDER is:


noun: slave, very hard worker
synonyms: factotum, grind, laborer, menial, peon, servant, toiler, workaholic, worker, workhorse, nose-to-grindstone

In my estimation, those additional elements are about 90% right on describing Paul.

He started from nothing and built up a very reasonable business which will last as long as he wants it too. He doesn't take a lot of chances, takes very little risk. More budding IMers should take heed when he talks.

This current offering details HIS way of going about a membership site. He doesn't want to spend a lot of time maintaining a membership site. He knows how complicated some people choose to make theirs and by trial and error-- came up with a very time-efficient solution that works well with the "typical" IMer -- the kind that produce a new product every month or two, promote it to their list. Then have higher priced offerings in the funnel. Ultimately, $200, $399, $499 products round it all out.

He reveals the membership script he uses, (member mouse) the system platform (optimize press 2.0)

His "twist" is to add some of his older (lower priced) paid promotions regularly to the membership site, plus all the free content that he uses to promote it. The fact that it is all in one place for ease of perusal; adds value to the membership. And doesn't take that much time to maintain. Just add a link or two when you need to add something. He drip-feeds content, unlocks more the longer one stays a member. Very good suggestions and solutions for someone who is starting out.

He tells the most profitable ways he has found for getting people into the membership program (solos, $1 trials, etc.) and how long to expect people to stay in the membership vs. monthly cost. His advice is invaluable for anyone thinking about membership sites.

He gives the data on his own site, "I know that every single person that joins my membership site for just $1 I'm going to make $18- $19 back from them over the course of their stay."

"Knowing this if I went out and generated 10 new customers per day into my membership site I would be making $17 x 10 = $170 per day. I then need to make sure that what it costs me to generate those 10 customers per day costs a lot less than $170. This is where it gets interesting."

He goes on to relate that for every 100 click solo ad he purchases ($40 to $50 per) he averages 3 - 12 new members ($51 to $204 average customer value) into the site. That is why he is so pumped about this method and thinks we should be too.

What is nice for us (if we are interested in building a simple membership site like his) the product is very inexpensive ($7-- I just checked). If we buy it, I have no doubt that Paul will respond to any questions we might have. He is that cool.

Running a membership site definitely isn't for everyone, that's for sure! But, when you think about how available the information is to fill a site (mmm... the internet??), maybe more should try it.


Enough said.
AbeLincolnBart

[tupac]

Nice review, rep to you and the uploader.
Thanks

[bluefeb]

In passive profits, one of the methods available is to sell fiverr gigs like Facebook likes on ebay.
This is something that ebay DOES NOT like and can get you banned or your auction cancelled.

Then at the end of the video there is a link there to other videos that he charges you for.
He tells you in the book gain experience first before you create your own product but thevideo at the end of the fiverr middle man method is all about creating your own product, never mind yet that you aren't ready.

Same thing witih a membership site. He says wait until you have listbuilding under your belt but there is a link to a membership building product. Wow talk about rushing people.

He should have directed people to other types of courses of his, or at least had an optin form there.

NOt sure I am happy with that.