Brandon,
I am new here. Just joined yesterday in fact. I have been reading and taking things in. Your post is amazing and very inspirational. I don't know you but I am happy that you are well and that you have won that battle!
God bless you and I wish you continued success!
Peace,
Ray
That Internet Marketing For Newbies sounds like something I could use. Please let me know when that comes out because I am totally a newbie and totally interested!Originally Posted by Mike Merz
Commendable and inspirational, Brandon.
When we finally get Internet Marketing For Newbies updated and out there again as a force in the Internet Marketing start up arena, I'll be looking for you as a contributor.
Cheers,
Mike
Ray
I'm brand new here, Brandon, and this is the second post I read from you... you are a world of knowledge and I thank you for sharing it.
I'm not about to do a huge launch just yet, but I'll certainly come back and read all of your posts when I'm ready.
Again, Thank you! :-)
Tamara
great stuff.
very good information and deffinately helped me out in my affiliate marketing
Brandond thanks for the info. Is it okay to ask you some more questions? New here and don't want to break protocol. Please advise
Totally, I'm here to help.
Great thread Brandon! And congrats on becoming cancer-free... my mother-in-law has been in remission herself for 5+ years so my heart goes out to you and family during your previously trying times.
Your advice reminds me of the story of Henry Ford that was shared in the book "Think and Grow Rich"
A newspaper decided to start a smear campaign of Ford at that time and wound up in court. During the trial, Ford was on the stand testifying on his own behalf.
The opposing attorney started asking him random questions, trying to make Ford look like he wasn't very smart. Ford eventually tired of the questions and said that he had a panel of buttons on his desk. When he wanted to know the answer to a question, he hit the button the specialist on his team that would know the answer. Henry Ford didn't bother trying to do everything or learn everything... he just relied on his team of experts instead.
Take care,
Mike
Seven-Figure Producing Copywriter http://www.superbcopywriting.com
This is some really great info that helped me a lot...
I am currently working on a $497 product that I'm going to launch in November.
You really hit the nail on the head...it's so crucial to have a team developed
before the launch hits...I'm gonna make sure I follow your advice.
Cheers,
Todd
Todd Perkins<br />Bulletproof Business Blueprint (Launch Date: Nov 11, 2009)<br />http://www.BulletproofBusinessBlueprint.com/jv
Not to be all feel-good here... but you're probably right on track.>> I would love to get anywhere near those results.
>> I guess I am a long way off at $2- 3k per launch.
Take a look through the history of most top IMers and you'll find 4-figure, then 5-figure, then 6-figure etc promotions. Ie: they developed upon past experiences and past successes.
Case in point... I'm sure Brandon can attest to this as well that his current launch efforts produce much bigger results than his earlier days.
So enjoy those $2k-$3k "launches" because ... if you keep at it... you won't get too many more of them. You'll find yourself in the low 5-figures, high 5-figures, low six, etc etc.
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One thing that Eben Pagan has made a lot, and I heard Tony Robins make it recently too, is that once you make $1, your 90% of the way towards making $100,000, and one you make $100,000, your 99.9% of the way towards making $1million. I'm not saying it exactly how they did, but very close.
The major point is that most people never take any action at all, if you keep moving, if you keep taking action and learn from the actions you take, you won't be able to help but have bigger and bigger success.
Brandon
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