02-24-2015, 01:00 AM
(02-02-2015 01:26 AM)samuraiwarrior Wrote: [ -> ]REVIEWThanks and reps for an excellent review. I'll pass.
I don't have the product, but having gone through promotion videos running through the product, I have an inkling on the scope.
1. I have problem with product owner who don't have "the budget" to even buy a domain for the product they are laiunching. And just use their blog.
2. The product owner started her "IM career" when she launched her blog on 18 March 2013. And her first review on 21 March 2013.
For quality about her writing, check out her blog
3. The sub-domain to start the project for the sales page started on 16/09/2014. She doesn't even delete the hello world. Pure elementary error.
4. About the product. It is a e-book about 79 pages, with the following topics:
(a) Intro
(b) Basic
© Writing and Editing
(d) Building Reputation
(d) Pricing Structure
(e) Handling Problem Clients
(f) Getting Orders and Clients
(g) Making Your Biz and Process Orders
(h) Conclusion
5. A sample (Exact word for word Taken from PPT based on OTO 1 ie the video)
Pricing Your Biz
Before Accepting Orders
- Depends on type of service provided
- Keyword based ideas - word, contents, keyword ideas, search info, h1, h2, tag, etc
Upfront Or No Upfront
- I go for 100% upfront usually
- Remind client about paypal buyer protection
- If client hesitant, ask 50% before starting and 50% after 50% after work delivered
CONCLUSION:
Just basically how to be an outsourced writer. I noticed the screenshot, many payments are $6 to $8. If your get $8 for a work, how do you outsource to a third party????
It is pure trading time for money. The product offers no value. Pure basic 101 on how to be an outsourced writer.
My 2 cents feedback.
Cheers,
NoJob