Hi guys
product sales page is here:
http://fearlesssocial.co/dfystore
This one requires a bit of work but saves you a load of money.
Bem Adkins is selling done for you posts in the dental/real estate/chiro marketplace for $500 each for the still images and $300 each for the gifs (total $2700)
Yours for free - well a wee bit of work.
He uses pretend biz's to create the posts and if you go to facebook and search for the following you will find the page and just scroll around to see these posts and gifs.
Magellan Chiropractic
Charleston Dental
Reid Realty Group
Save image, edit your done.
Most editing is replacing the logo, or use this to get ideas.
Hope this helps and inspires you to grab some and use them as you see fit.
oscarslater
cheers for this great share. clever find.
+++++reps
Hey oscarslater I suppose this is a REQ, bump for this, excellent
Sorry I had not read the details, excellent, repped
Well, if this is what he is really taking big money for on a monthly basis, and people are actually paying gladly for it, it just goes to show that some people have more money than sense!! Unless of course there's something that I am not seeing in these images/gifs as far as advertising...
Thanks for the info OP, reps added :)
(06-09-2018 12:46 AM)tinamou99 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, if this is what he is really taking big money for on a monthly basis, and people are actually paying gladly for it, it just goes to show that some people have more money than sense!! Unless of course there's something that I am not seeing in these images/gifs as far as advertising...
Thanks for the info OP, reps added :)
I agree with that.
But with one caveat...
Sometimes we forget how lucky we are because we have access to all the stuff we have access to, and think this is basic (which it is), but for some (his clients who sell to their clients, dentists for example) this is golden.
I agree that his material (all that i have seen) is very basic, but I suppose the beauty/strength/lesson to be learned is the people he sells it to - they probably think its great. And for them it is.
Just think about Frank Kern, he choose his market very VERY well, but when you think back to what you've really learned from him it's very little , if anything. Except, for me anyway, that he choose his market very well.
oscarslater
(06-12-2018 04:06 AM)oscarslater Wrote: [ -> ] (06-09-2018 12:46 AM)tinamou99 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, if this is what he is really taking big money for on a monthly basis, and people are actually paying gladly for it, it just goes to show that some people have more money than sense!! Unless of course there's something that I am not seeing in these images/gifs as far as advertising...
Thanks for the info OP, reps added :)
I agree with that.
But with one caveat...
Sometimes we forget how lucky we are because we have access to all the stuff we have access to, and think this is basic (which it is), but for some (his clients who sell to their clients, dentists for example) this is golden.
I agree that his material (all that i have seen) is very basic, but I suppose the beauty/strength/lesson to be learned is the people he sells it to - they probably think its great. And for them it is.
Just think about Frank Kern, he choose his market very VERY well, but when you think back to what you've really learned from him it's very little , if anything. Except, for me anyway, that he choose his market very well.
oscarslater
Well said. I think because we get access to non-stop info products we see this as basic and looking for the value. When we actually break it down and look at the client who is in need, then we see the real value.
(06-12-2018 04:06 AM)oscarslater Wrote: [ -> ] (06-09-2018 12:46 AM)tinamou99 Wrote: [ -> ]Well, if this is what he is really taking big money for on a monthly basis, and people are actually paying gladly for it, it just goes to show that some people have more money than sense!! Unless of course there's something that I am not seeing in these images/gifs as far as advertising...
Thanks for the info OP, reps added :)
I agree with that.
But with one caveat...
Sometimes we forget how lucky we are because we have access to all the stuff we have access to, and think this is basic (which it is), but for some (his clients who sell to their clients, dentists for example) this is golden.
I agree that his material (all that i have seen) is very basic, but I suppose the beauty/strength/lesson to be learned is the people he sells it to - they probably think its great. And for them it is.
Just think about Frank Kern, he choose his market very VERY well, but when you think back to what you've really learned from him it's very little , if anything. Except, for me anyway, that he choose his market very well.
oscarslater
Very well said, I totally agree. I also have the same thoughts about Frank Kern, I think you put them into words very aptly.
that's is a great share, link plzzz!
that's is a great share, link plzzz!