Important... I need your opinion on this...

[ludmaga]

Hi people, I don´t want to be controversial but here is my humble opinion.

I see launch after launch after launch after launch!!

Do you buy every new Make Money Now course? I know that you have to learn from the best, but with 14+ course in one month, what do you do? I think because of this there are several people who don´t make any money...

Who buy every new product? I see this month a lot of launches... who buy everything? and many of the products have the same content only few changes..

Do you get my opinion? What do you think? :-X

[Tim Buchalka]

It's like anything in life, there are good and bad products.

When I was first starting out, I bought a lot of products, these days I buy them to support my fellow IM'ers and can still learn a thing or two as well.

It's very easy to lose focus and get sidetracked and move onto the next "big thing".

My suggestion is to pick a product, and work with it until it makes money for you.

Cheers


Tim

[citrus]

I understand your point of view. When I first started out, I basically bought anything that big name marketers came out with, guys such as Shawn Casey and Ewen Chia. I think they're awesome guys and their stuff is great, but I just wasn't getting anywhere with this pile of stuff sitting on my harddrive.

What you have to do is use your common sense when reading the salesletter. You have to be able to cut through the copy and pinpoint exactly what you're after. I agree that with you that there are tons of products coming out month after month, but Tim has nailed it when he says to focus on one product. You have to take that product, absorb it, and implement it. Jumping ship every week doesn't work...I learned that the hard way

Good luck,
Curtis

[ludmaga]

I see no one want to reply in this topic, because every internet marketing guru is promoting launch after launch after launch!

People please tell me...

In every email marketing or list building course they talk about offer value to your list, but these guys send an email for you only for promote every new product...

Sorry guys...do this work for you? I need your advice? Need I to send a broadcast to my list only offering the "New Make Money with google Right Now course"???...Because every "internet marketer guru" do this...

I am building my list, but I need your advice on this...

Thanks and sorry...

[essai]

I agree with you. This is what we can call as Information overload.

First a guy learns how to Make money online and he sell things on "how to Make money online" and another one buy his product and he learns how to Make money online then he sell things on "Make money online" this is a life cycle... I think I explained ??? ???

SO this is what happening for past 4 or 5 years at least some one has to change it...

May be I will...

[Tim Buchalka]

I see no one want to reply in this topic, because every internet marketing guru is promoting launch after launch after launch!

People please tell me...

In every email marketing or list building course they talk about offer value to your list, but these guys send an email for you only for promote every new product...

Sorry guys...do this work for you? I need your advice? Need I to send a broadcast to my list only offering the "New Make Money with google Right Now course"???...Because every "internet marketer guru" do this...

I am building my list, but I need your advice on this...

Thanks and sorry...

I did reply to this

It all depends on what niche you are in. Just pretend you are someone on your list. What would you like to receive. Don't just send out offers, why not actually provide great information?

For example (and this is not a plug) on my website http://www.takeoverpageone.com/blog we have a heap of free articles, videos, and tips, etc. So we give a lot of information away for free because we genuinely want to help people.

Just read all the comments on our blog, people love this, and feel they know me because my face (incidentally a good face.. for radio!) is on the videos. As a result they trust me and are more open to buying products.

In our case we do not promote other peoples offers, we focus on what we can provide for them, but down the track we may offer targeted offers.

So give value, give value, give value, and people will want to help you by buying your product.

If you are only giving value to make money you will be found out. I think you should truly want to be helping people and enjoying giving away the information.

I certainly do.

Hope this helps.

Cheers



Tim

[charleskirkland]

There are a lot of products that come out every month, but if you look at them most of them have different theme.

list buiding
JV
article marketing
software
web 2.0
seo
PPC, adwords
adsense
etc.

Do you need all of them?

NO

You just need to focus on just one thing a keep going until you make it.
Most every product works if you follow up on it.

Charles

[vignesh_natraj]

rightly said charles.
each product that comes out has a target audience in mind..
moreover its like the real physical products in the offline world.
do you have just a single electronic or single auto brand ?
any car can take you from one point to the other but its the marketing aspect
that separates them.

[Bruce Nelkin]

To add my two cents; there are so many new product launches all the time that you have to pick what appeals to you.

For instance; if you were to work at a large book store you would see hundreds of new titles every month to stock the shelves with. You wouldn't buy all of them, only some from the topics you were interested in. And, you wouldn't buy everything from the categories you like, only what you could read in a reasonable amount of time.

It's the same thing for Internet product launches. After reading the sales pitch find the topics you think you could learn from the most.

Don't worry about some people not making money because there are so many people, at so many levels of education, who like differing topics that most product launches will earn from their nitch enough from the people who are interested in that nitch to earn enough to get by or make a small fortune.

Obviously some launches will be a flop, either due to bad sales copy, un-interesting subject or a currently over saturated market for similar stuff.

I can tell you from my 20 plus years in marketing that most books are a rehash of old junk, or things that worked for the authors last year and they are getting what they can out of the info before it stops working. (I know, very pessimistic) There are always those few gems that making buying and reading a lot of junk worth the small tax deductable expense of most eBooks.

The real value comes to those who purchase "time saving tools" that work even half as good as the sales copy would lead you to believe.

Even better is to read all the sales copy to get an education on how to write good sales copy. If after reading a launch email or website you feel compelled to break out your credit card ASAP; STOP for just a moment and realize that you just read something masterfully crafted and look closer for what it was you read that gave you that compulsion to buy! Therein lays the real value of why to check out everything that comes your way in JV launches.

I hope this gives you some insight to why you should at the very least look at every product launch you can find even if you don't buy them all.