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OOH.....Is it inappropriate? I can take it down 
(10-30-2013 06:17 PM)m45741314574 Wrote: [ -> ]no....thank you for your avatar!
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Not a fan of most of the jjfast stuff.
First, much is just a rehash of other information already available (though they do a fair job of packaging).
I really don't like their "artificial scarcity" policy. They send an email with a link to a webinar or program, but it expires in 24 or perhaps 48 hours. If you get there late, "sorry, the link has expired" or similar. I KNOW they haven't run out of content... It's not as if they are actually printing stuff up on dead trees, or even DVD's.
Now, I don't know about everyone else here, but I have about a dozen email accounts, and I rarely get around to them all within a 48 hour period, much less a 24 hour one. When I have been able to get to the jjfast programs (fortuitous timing), I've not been overly impressed. Well packaged (most of the time), but rarely anything cutting edge. Just more of the same old same old... You've probably got much the same information on your hard drive already. (I know I do, most of the time.) I'm always looking for even the least hint of something new, but really, 24 hours to expire an offer? Get real.
I know there is a big push in the IM world for "artificial scarcity" and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it does generate some reasonable level of sales in the IM niches, but really, does it matter if you get there within a 24 hour period? Especially when they are going to re-release the same program under a slightly different name in a couple of weeks (or so)?
[sigh]
First, much is just a rehash of other information already available (though they do a fair job of packaging).
I really don't like their "artificial scarcity" policy. They send an email with a link to a webinar or program, but it expires in 24 or perhaps 48 hours. If you get there late, "sorry, the link has expired" or similar. I KNOW they haven't run out of content... It's not as if they are actually printing stuff up on dead trees, or even DVD's.
Now, I don't know about everyone else here, but I have about a dozen email accounts, and I rarely get around to them all within a 48 hour period, much less a 24 hour one. When I have been able to get to the jjfast programs (fortuitous timing), I've not been overly impressed. Well packaged (most of the time), but rarely anything cutting edge. Just more of the same old same old... You've probably got much the same information on your hard drive already. (I know I do, most of the time.) I'm always looking for even the least hint of something new, but really, 24 hours to expire an offer? Get real.
I know there is a big push in the IM world for "artificial scarcity" and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it does generate some reasonable level of sales in the IM niches, but really, does it matter if you get there within a 24 hour period? Especially when they are going to re-release the same program under a slightly different name in a couple of weeks (or so)?
[sigh]