Comments on: Crazy Guru Promo Emails

By: STANLEY CHONG

STANLEY CHONG — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:11:28 +0000

I ve been following few TOP guru on their advice and tips on how to generate massive residual income through internet or rather online business.

I am reading the email day by days thus confusing me on which guru’s advise to follow.

I have decided to reduce and unsubscribe some of the email from so-called guru out there, and keep only a few guru’s emails.

I wish

Stanley Chong
Re-entry to the IM world.

By: James Elliott

James Elliott — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 09:06:08 +0000

I agree 100%. I also agree with Ryan. Ihave ben told several tines I am disapointed in you. I sent you an email the other day and you did not buy or I sent you an email and you didn’t open it. I don’t open a lot of them. They say the same thing most of the time.

I am drawing Social Security and can’t get the $97 products. I can’t afford these memberships that are $37-$1000 a month. I read an email awhile about a product that cost more than half of what I get a month. Another thing that has been started is this email swap. Driving me crazy. I am getting offers from s product,ebook,report,software for free. I get email from the person that has the free gift that the other person is giving to me.

Then the very next email is from the second person giving me something from the first person. If I even open the email and it says I have something from a friend it gets read no father and the last week I have started with the delete button. Some times they are giving me something I got six months ago. You get some that say my friend gust wrote this yesterday you need to get it because I don’t know how much longer it will be free. I have had it for several months.

Stay with Welly every thing I have receive from him has been great.

By: Welly

Welly — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 08:11:04 +0000

@Peggy: You’re right. If you’re a newbie, $3000 courses will most likely overwhelm you. In my opinion these courses should be for intermediate marketers who are already making some money online.

By: Peggy

Peggy — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 10:17:15 +0000

Bravo to all the posts. I don’t know what else to say: because all of you have covered the ground really well. Let me say at this point I couldn’t agree with everyone more.
I also receive about 200 or 300 emails a day and I am fairly new to this game. I do enjoy reading the items that have some quality and finding out what is new in the market. However, the $3,000.00 price tags on some of this stuff is way out of my reach. As would be the $297.00 a month membership. I hate to unsubscribe from everyone’s list just to keep from
receiving 10 offers on the same subject. I surely do not know how these guys with the high ticket items ever got my name? I certainly do not aspire to that income level.

Well I guess I had more than enough to rant on about.

Later,

Peggy

By: Welly

Welly — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:42:41 +0000

@Sean: Writing on your blog shouldn’t be that hard. Just start writing short posts if you’re uncomfortable. You WILL get more and more used to it the more you do it. As time goes by, you’ll unconsciously find your flow.

Just remember to write on your blog as though you’re talking one on one with your buddy. This means writing informally (unless, of course, your blog is purposefully positioned to be formal).

Hope that helps!

By: Sean Roberts

Sean Roberts — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 07:06:16 +0000

Sorry to be off topic, but I like your posts and I wanted some feedback for my blog. I have a hard time writing, but I do want to share my experiences. Am I stuck between a rock and a hard place? Or should I just do it?

By: Welly

Welly — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 04:54:34 +0000

@Imran: Hey there fellow neighbor I suggest that you focus on what you want to do in your IM venture. For beginners, you should know how to build a blog, know how to ftp, a little html would help. My beginners blog profits guide will help you with this.

Stop buying courses that are too advanced such as Google Adwords, how to JV; and definitely stop jumping from one biz op to the next too

Remember that focus and perseverance is key. Good luck there!

By: Imran Abd Hamid

Imran Abd Hamid — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 06:32:15 +0000

Hi Welly,

Imran here from Malaysia. Apa khabar Pak? Actually what your saying is very true. How am I going to make money on the net if I keep on spending it?? Actaully I’m a totally beginner in this Internet Marketing thing but I am very ambitious. My only problem is I don’t know where to start? I’ve recently purchased Plug-In-Profit site but I’m still not making any money yet.. Why is that Welly? Any tips for beginners like me.. Anyway keep up the good work. Hope to hear from you soon. Bye.

Imran Abd Hamid.

By: Welly

Welly — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 11:02:00 +0000

@Ryan: You’re right about segmenting your list. Of course people won’t buy a $997 product if they have not yet bought a $27 product :D. Great stuff!

By: Ryan

Ryan — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:13:45 +0000

Here are a three more things that “gurus” - and I mean gurus - do that would guarantee I will unsubscribe. First, tell me I’m stupid for passing up an offer. Believe me there is someone who does this. Two. market a $997 or $1497 package to people who have not spent more than $27 in the past. Three, market a subscription for a membership site for another ridiculous price like $297 a month. I call this spaghetti marketing. Like throwing spaghetti at the ceiling and see what sticks. These people should have more than 1 autoresponder and subscriber goes on whichever list that his history dictates. If someone bought a $27 product then send him offers that are under $97. If that person buys a $97 product then bump him up to the list for the next level etc.