There will be both Basic (free) + VIP (paid) options ... not just the latter, and the Basic Partnership offers a heck of a lot more than the current JVNP offers. The only difference is the Premium mailing qualification change, and subsequent changes to how the potential VIP Partner participants are qualified. The increase in the number of bad products and poorly executed launches has a lot to do with it. We're certainly not going to give Bill Gates a run charging $37 (55% of it to affiliates) for all the money and time that has gone into this upgrade. We could have charged $97 or even $197, I assure you ... but I wanted to keep it affordable, yet add some value to partnership. I come from the old school concept of "$1 value + for each dollar spent", and if you can't get more than $37 worth of value out of what you'll get as a VIP Partner ... I honestly question what your motivation is, seriously.
This may be hard to understand, but ... helping as many Online Business Folk of all levels raise their JV Marketing game and become more successful is the ongoing goal, here ... always has been, always will be.
Sounds like BS, I know ... but look at it this way. If you're happy with JVNP 2.0, and you pass it on to your prospects + customers ... it's a Win - Win - Win, we ALL win.
Anyhoo ... off my soap box. I have work to do.
Cheers,
Mike
Originally Posted by Mike Merz
There will be both Basic (free) + VIP (paid) options ... not just the latter, and the Basic Partnership offers a heck of a lot more than the current JVNP offers. The only difference is the Premium mailing qualification change, and subsequent changes to how the potential VIP Partner participants are qualified. The increase in the number of bad products and poorly executed launches has a lot to do with it. We're certainly not going to give Bill Gates a run charging $37 (55% of it to affiliates) for all the money and time that has gone into this upgrade. We could have charged $97 or even $197, I assure you ... but I wanted to keep it affordable, yet add some value to partnership. I come from the old school concept of "$1 value + for each dollar spent", and if you can't get more than $37 worth of value out of what you'll get as a VIP Partner ... I honestly question what your motivation is, seriously.
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