Comments on: An Extremely Productive 4.5 Hours…Here’s Why http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why Make More Money. Escape the 9-to-5. Start an Internet Business, Today! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:44:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Captain Flint http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-3208 Captain Flint Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:17:46 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-3208 A fine example of why the pen is sometimes mightier than the laptop! A fine example of why the pen is sometimes mightier than the laptop!

]]> By: Gabby http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-2870 Gabby Tue, 12 Jun 2007 13:52:42 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-2870 Hi Sterling, Thanks for the reply. You're so right with this, it even has a name in fact: scab marketing. It's not that difficult to populate negative reviews of everyone else's courses but their own (even the legitimate ones), so the task of doing due diligence becomes difficult for the newcomer. Very nice site! Bookmarked! Gabs Gabs Hi Sterling,

Thanks for the reply. You’re so right with this, it even has a name in fact: scab marketing. It’s not that difficult to populate negative reviews of everyone else’s courses but their own (even the legitimate ones), so the task of doing due diligence becomes difficult for the newcomer.

Very nice site! Bookmarked!

Gabs

Gabs

]]> By: Sterling http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-2849 Sterling Tue, 12 Jun 2007 01:27:12 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-2849 @Rick, As a general note I don't buy into the 'make $2000 a day in the first week' type sales letters, but the one that I did use to make a real business was the Insider Secrets program. Our program is going to be more of a focus on using Web 2.0 social media to drive traffic as well as some of the 'classic' ways that are in most programs. Jay and I have yet to see a program that discusses all the current ways to ride the web 2.0 mega wave! @Gabby, Well, one way is to type the 'gurus' name into google and add complaints after it. The key is to look for a massive amount of negative 'net talk' on forums and around the web. A little negative press isn't so bad as usually that is just the competitors bad mouthing the guru or course, but if it is a LOT, I would watch out. I am working on a site to do Amazon style reviews of top programs and let the community do the reviews themselves. You can see that site at: homebusinesscoursereviews.com. I just started the site for the exact purpose of letting 'us' the community have our say! There are a lot of FAKE review sites that simply say EVERY other guru is terrible and just buy our course, but my site will be all about the communities reviews, check it out. Sterling @Rick,

As a general note I don’t buy into the ‘make $2000 a day in the first week’ type sales letters, but the one that I did use to make a real business was the Insider Secrets program.

Our program is going to be more of a focus on using Web 2.0 social media to drive traffic as well as some of the ‘classic’ ways that are in most programs. Jay and I have yet to see a program that discusses all the current ways to ride the web 2.0 mega wave!

@Gabby,

Well, one way is to type the ‘gurus’ name into google and add complaints after it. The key is to look for a massive amount of negative ‘net talk’ on forums and around the web. A little negative press isn’t so bad as usually that is just the competitors bad mouthing the guru or course, but if it is a LOT, I would watch out. I am working on a site to do Amazon style reviews of top programs and let the community do the reviews themselves. You can see that site at: homebusinesscoursereviews.com. I just started the site for the exact purpose of letting ‘us’ the community have our say! There are a lot of FAKE review sites that simply say EVERY other guru is terrible and just buy our course, but my site will be all about the communities reviews, check it out.

Sterling

]]> By: terra http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-2847 terra Tue, 12 Jun 2007 00:28:21 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-2847 It's amazing how we become super focused when we have just a pen and paper! I really believe it's because in situations like being on a plane, in a waiting room of some sort, or away from our normal environment, we tend to not let the normal distractions divert our attention. More accurately, the normal distractions aren't there anymore! Its just you, the pen, and the paper. It’s amazing how we become super focused when we have just a pen and paper! I really believe it’s because in situations like being on a plane, in a waiting room of some sort, or away from our normal environment, we tend to not let the normal distractions divert our attention. More accurately, the normal distractions aren’t there anymore! Its just you, the pen, and the paper.

]]> By: Gabby http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-2824 Gabby Mon, 11 Jun 2007 12:35:44 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-2824 Hi Jason, Paper and pen? Heh, wait till you find yourself a UMPC, that should put you back on the "always on" mode, LOL! Seriously, episode 26 was good. Like Rick, I also had that question of contradictions between the sales letter I received and the message of the episode. How does one who's a beginner at this sort of business exercise due diligence when sorting the truly legitimate courses from the run-off-the-mills ones? All in all, keep 'em podcasts coming! ^^ Hi Jason,

Paper and pen? Heh, wait till you find yourself a UMPC, that should put you back on the “always on” mode, LOL!

Seriously, episode 26 was good. Like Rick, I also had that question of contradictions between the sales letter I received and the message of the episode. How does one who’s a beginner at this sort of business exercise due diligence when sorting the truly legitimate courses from the run-off-the-mills ones?

All in all, keep ‘em podcasts coming! ^^

]]> By: Rick Osborn http://internetbusinessmastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why/comment-page-1#comment-2760 Rick Osborn Sat, 09 Jun 2007 21:26:33 +0000 http://www.internet-based-business-mastery.com/an-extremely-productive-45-hoursheres-why#comment-2760 I'm curious about how your course would compare to the ones listed on your on your Million Dollar resources page? I'm currently listening to episode 26 ("The Secret Mindset" episode) and at one point Sterling mentions "The Insider Secrets..." program and how important that course was in his evolution into being an infopreneur, but later in the episode he warns against those courses that promise you'll be making $2000 a day. However, the sales letter for the Insider Secrets seems to be promising just that. How is your course going to be different? Also, if I wanted to get started today, what would be a worthwhile investment or if I've made it to episode 26 do I even a course? You've made it clear that you need to act quickly, but are there fundamental building blocks that could be learned now that might help avoid the pitfalls of moving too quickly? I’m curious about how your course would compare to the ones listed on your on your Million Dollar resources page? I’m currently listening to episode 26 (“The Secret Mindset” episode) and at one point Sterling mentions “The Insider Secrets…” program and how important that course was in his evolution into being an infopreneur, but later in the episode he warns against those courses that promise you’ll be making $2000 a day. However, the sales letter for the Insider Secrets seems to be promising just that. How is your course going to be different? Also, if I wanted to get started today, what would be a worthwhile investment or if I’ve made it to episode 26 do I even a course? You’ve made it clear that you need to act quickly, but are there fundamental building blocks that could be learned now that might help avoid the pitfalls of moving too quickly?

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