(Get) Flip Ninja

[rkonavin]

Sales Page

http://traffictrigger.net/flipp-ninja/

FE

http://artofmarketing.academy/fn-members...access489/

OTO 1

http://artofmarketing.academy/fn-oto1-me...area-0987/

[Jℯffrℯy]

@rkonavin Thanks for the FE and OTO 1

@snow revolution Thanks for the OTO's

[biggee]

Oh, no! Art of Marketing product! Say no more!!

[Red eye]

Great share
Thanks
Reps

[findrayana]

Great awesome

[snow revolution]

Thanks rkonavin , reps added

[tristan]

Smart, smart marketers.
A couple of months ago I pointed out they were selling a product that was basically teaching many ways of sending traffic into one or both of 2 Funnels, and by signing up for these tunnels and sending traffic you (the course buyer) could earn commissions. They made it sound like, sign up and send traffic and you'll cash in. And actually, there IS money to be made inside those funnels -- but there's also quite a lot of work that has to be done to make it realistic.

But that's beside the point.
The point was that these guys (the marketers) made thousands from the product sales AND (I'd confidently predict) thousands from people signing-up for the premium upgrade of the funnels (commission $300+ a pop!) and thousands from some of the commission streams that people were guided to sign-up for inside those funnels ... Builderall, for example. And Clickmagick. Some commissions would be up-front, some recurring.

Well, they're doing something similar here.

The front end product is, finding clients who'll buy traffic, and meeting that need and making a profit by paying less to acquire the traffic. So, arbitrage. And also making money by affiliate-marketing to the list you build. No doubt they'll make good money from the product sales, with multiple OTOs of course built-in to their funnel.

BUT in order to implement what they teach ... surprise surprise, you'll need Builderall. And Clickmagick. They are 'embedded" in the method. They teach you exactly how to use them and of course, make a convincing case for them. Kind of an "assumed close," as we used to call it.

Very slick how they put these little (?) multiple-stream cash cows together so frequently, and package them and market them so well.

Doesn't matter what we think of the product itself -- it's irrelevant, provided it's legit and good enough that refunds are manageable. The key point here is that most of us can learn from what they are doing. Smart, smart marketers.

[Johny321]

(03-02-2019 08:05 PM)biggee Wrote:  Oh, no! Art of Marketing product! Say no more!!

art of scamming

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(03-02-2019 10:39 PM)tristan Wrote:  Smart, smart marketers.
A couple of months ago I pointed out they were selling a product that was basically teaching many ways of sending traffic into one or both of 2 Funnels, and by signing up for these tunnels and sending traffic you (the course buyer) could earn commissions. They made it sound like, sign up and send traffic and you'll cash in. And actually, there IS money to be made inside those funnels -- but there's also quite a lot of work that has to be done to make it realistic.

But that's beside the point.
The point was that these guys (the marketers) made thousands from the product sales AND (I'd confidently predict) thousands from people signing-up for the premium upgrade of the funnels (commission $300+ a pop!) and thousands from some of the commission streams that people were guided to sign-up for inside those funnels ... Builderall, for example. And Clickmagick. Some commissions would be up-front, some recurring.

Well, they're doing something similar here.

The front end product is, finding clients who'll buy traffic, and meeting that need and making a profit by paying less to acquire the traffic. So, arbitrage. And also making money by affiliate-marketing to the list you build. No doubt they'll make good money from the product sales, with multiple OTOs of course built-in to their funnel.

BUT in order to implement what they teach ... surprise surprise, you'll need Builderall. And Clickmagick. They are 'embedded" in the method. They teach you exactly how to use them and of course, make a convincing case for them. Kind of an "assumed close," as we used to call it.

Very slick how they put these little (?) multiple-stream cash cows together so frequently, and package them and market them so well.

Doesn't matter what we think of the product itself -- it's irrelevant, provided it's legit and good enough that refunds are manageable. The key point here is that most of us can learn from what they are doing. Smart, smart marketers.

Bro are u art flair? If not paypl caught his scam and banned him, considering amount of refunds he got,i think this launch was using someone elses's paypal. Taking your customers for a ride is not slick marketing, he does blind reciporcation for other partners and that's why gets support, else none of his shit wou;d even sell 10 copies, its because mass mailing his other scammy partners does that's why he suceeds but one day will come all to an end, already he got one taste of it his paypal got banned forever

[snow revolution]

rest of OTOs:

OTO 2 - http://artofmarketing.academy/fn-oto2-me...area-0875/

OTO 3 - http://artofmarketing.academy/fn197-oto3...area-1469/

OTO 4 - http://artofmarketing.academy/fn-oto4-me...area-9765/

[tristan]

(03-02-2019 11:45 PM)Johny321 Wrote:  Bro are u art flair? If not paypl caught his scam and banned him, considering amount of refunds he got,i think this launch was using someone elses's paypal. Taking your customers for a ride is not slick marketing, he does blind reciporcation for other partners and that's why gets support, else none of his shit wou;d even sell 10 copies, its because mass mailing his other scammy partners does that's why he suceeds but one day will come all to an end, already he got one taste of it his paypal got banned forever

Nope, I'm not he.
I think you and I simply have different criteria for the term "smart marketer."

My criteria presuppose a Goal of "make serious money, now and into the future." And they include, does he make/ has he made a bucketload of money by selling things and promoting things day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, for several years?

And by that presupposition and by those criteria he's a smart marketer because he's been doing exactly that.

All the negative things you say about him might be 100% accurate; I don't know and they don't enter into my criteria. The reciprocation environment he has created and that he capitalizes on is, to my mind, evidence in *support* of my claims rather than against them.

You are, of course, entitled to define your own criteria, even those by which having an army of other people with huge email lists lining up to promote your products for you every launch, is a bad thing to have.

One quick qualifier: I consider AF a smart marketer in the W+ and JV Zone. It's a world unto itself. But I do concede that this is the junior league compared to the big boys, of course.