So it this just the same old house with just a new coat of paint or what? Many packages have promised success, and some have done well in their niche, so why does this guy feel he has "cornered the market" with something different. Many of the steps he list in this book I've read before (ok, so maybe he goes into more depth than I've seen in areas) and all the books I've collected have made promises to make the Sun rise in the West also, so why did I feel this one might actually teach something new? Why reveal a Proven Method when you can keep it to yourself? I've
heard this question over and over, and I'm sure you have too.
If these methods work so well, why share it with anyone, much
less the entire Internet market? And I have PhotoShop, I can make
my ClickBank numbers look like a Bar Chart that you couldn't wait
to get yours looking like too so you could tell your boss "So
Long Sucker". Then he points out that he proved it by letting other people follow his steps.. Ok, its one thing to research the market, and create your own steps of success, its another to read those steps and make it work for yourself. But the majority of these guys that followed his plan had success. They had success in different levels according to their own efforts, but I guess that's the way most things go, your success depends on following directions. Something like at Christmas time when you have to put that bicycle together for your kids, you don't want it ending up like a unicycle, follow the steps. When you spill the beans, you might as well dump the whole can over... I thought I had read it all, but there were so many points in there that I had never heard before. Some actually made me laugh out loud when I saw how I could spy on the pro's and see what things they were promoting. Chris taught how to read the sales charts from a web site I'd never heard of, and how to watch the progress of a product, and when was the best time to start promoting it, and when to move on. He continues on from an earlier book he wrote, The Adwords Miracle Guide so its like you're getting two books in one, and tells how to find successful selling products from data already in front of your face, and save you the effort of trying to find whats working and not.
One thing that I've never agreed
with that some "Guru's" , and even Project X, are saying
is, "Watch how long an ad stay's running on Google Adwords,
that's a sure sign that they're making money". I don't agree
with that. I've been stupid and left an ad running longer that
it should have with shear hopes that someone will eventually see
it on a Cold sales, Hard sell, Soft sell, just let me make "A" sale... Ok, so there's more to a sale than just e-mailing your opt-in list, I knew that, but what are some guidelines of how often, and what to say in each progression. What convinces you each time you decide to buy another product? Is there a formula to follow that makes a sales pitch sound so smooth that you're digesting the worm before it ever got off the hook? Chris explain's what to look for in writing your first sales page. How to learn what the pro's use and follow what's already working. Sure it takes some effort, but the only place I know where success comes before work is in the dictionary. Some Downsides? I can say after diving into the reading because the description of the product was so well written, that I hit a few "bumps" that surprised me. Chris says ahead of time that spell checkers can't catch grammer intents, and being from the UK, there are a few terms that made you stop and think so you could follow the logic, but nothing that kept me from understanding it as a whole. Sometimes there was a word or two missing, which again wouldn't be caught by the spell checker. Hey Chris, now that you've become successful and helped us understand what it takes to put a plan together you can hire a proof-reader :) I can say that because I know there's an ocean that separates us, lol.
Project X covers keyword research, Google Adwords, optimizing methods for writing your own pages, cut-n-paste from successful campaigns, cloaking your affiliate links, tracking your affiliate sales, and how to out-perform the affiliates who only push a product. Who will benefit from Project X? IMHO, anyone who has some experience with Google Adwords can grasp this, even if you never want to use Adwords Chris covers so many other methods of marketing that you can learn about Adwords later. Anyone who has an opt-in list and wants to make the most of it. Anyone who wants an opt-in list can learn how to finally start building one. Anyone who has a web site and want to promote products successfully using keywords to build good content pages for the search engines. Basically anyone who's tired of overlooking the missing links to what it takes to succeed at the Internet marketing challenge.
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