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Same old garbage rehashed stuff from years ago. How he gets away with it is the real secret. He could sell that for $4995

Worth seeing for the sales letter alone.

Note: create an evergreen product and sell it over and over again with small enhancements each time. Most buyers probably even forget they bought it first time round!

(12-13-2014 10:31 AM)Quasar Wrote: [ -> ]
Ahh the master recycler again! If he ever had an original thought, his amoeba-sized brain would explode!

At least, you guys know enough to be aware this is the latest re-skinning of his only product - EVER!

And the noobs will still pay him for this same shit over and over. I don't need to read or review it - I've read the last two "revelations" he had that someone told him back in 1999.

If there is a more useless, lying or predatory bullshit artist than Jeffreys, I have never found them.

But holy shit! Look at that collection of as.sholes he has taken all those pics with - a literal Thieves Row!

Here is Jeffreys at his first pitchfest:

Quasar, you never disappoint.

shovel selling 101?

His products stink now.They are that old.

But anyone knows from where he makes these sales pages ? Or how do these IMers make these sales pages,they are so compelling

(12-13-2014 08:58 PM)me_abhi Wrote: [ -> ]His products stink now.They are that old.

But anyone knows from where he makes these sales pages ? Or how do these IMers make these sales pages,they are so compelling

Yes, the real value in looking at his products is learning from his sales page and affiliate recruitment methods.

This sales page looks like it's been put together in Photoshop and then the images are just pasted into a basic HTML page. He used a Jquery script for the countdown timer (you can get a free script in plenty of places for that.) He's also using Facebook retargeting pixels so he can follow potential leads around the web. He's got a responsive stylesheet so that anyone landing on the page on their phone or a small tablet will still be able to read easily and buy. He's being very careful not to leave any money on the table.

Notice he has launched this on a standalone site, not Warrior Forum, and he doesn't have any commenting facility. So there's no way for people to leave comments like "Really dude, haven't you rinsed this one to death" or "This is a bunch of rehashed shit". He's still getting the social proof angle by pasting in comments from his hand-selected "customers" (probably a team of reviewers if he didn't just make them up.)

In terms of his copy, he's either outsourcing to a regular copywriter, or he knows how to write compelling copy. He tends to follow a similar formula on most of his sales pages. If you look at any decent copywriting course you can analyse his copy and pick out what he's doing. Position himself as an authority, social proof, appeal to greed, pain points, appeal to authority figures (look at that rogues' gallery LOL), overcome objections, features and benefits, added value with bonuses, then you've got two scarcity tricks - firstly that the software which he bigs up is only included for 4 days, then the dimesale angle.

If you read carefully you'll also find a number of NLP triggers.

But here's the really interesting thing.

Have a look at his affiliate recruitment page. It's like a separate sales page all of its own.

You'll want to press stop on the video unless you want to be brought to the brink of suicide by his awful "Welsh gangsta" presentation, which made me want to put my fist through the screen.

But look at the way he's recruiting affiliates. This dude does know what he's doing. He's making an excellent sales page for the product itself, and then he's making an excellent sales page to recruit affiliates to send traffic to that product sales page. He's giving 100% commission on not only the main product but on the whole funnel, including a recurring monthly membership. That's a massive draw for affiliates who generally wouldn't bother promoting a product at this price point. He's also giving out $3,333 in affiliate prize contest.

So on the face of it, Jeffreys will earn zero money on this launch, in fact he'll be out of pocket for not only the contest but also hosting, domain, copy, graphic design, etc. But he knows full well that once he's got those people on his list, he can upsell, cross-sell and rinse them for affiliate launches. This dude absolutely knows the value of one buyer on his list.

But that's not all! He also asks you to sign up for his "VIP Affiliate List" so every time he launches a new product, he can mailshot you to promote. I would also expect him to be mailing affiliates every day of his launch, encouraging them to mail and using the contest stats to push people into more sales. Once you sign up (or google search his site, which I did), you get to his JV tools page, which then gives you banners and swipes - and he's created a number (7) of swipes, which is something middle-level affiliates always like to see.

At every step he's making it easy for people to promote his product, and he's getting those people on his list of affiliates for his next (rehashed) launch.

This guy irritates the shit out of me and I never promote his products to my main list. But he does know what he's doing and the real value in his launches is not in the products, but in dissecting his sales and JV pages, and swipe his methods for your own.

You can also view his OTO sales pages from his JV page by the way, and analyse that copy for yourself as well.

Thanks for the great share.

Im noob to this subject and many more
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Question: Sales letter says you get direct access to his personal traffic guy. WTF is a personal traffic guy?