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I think you summarized the steps here pretty well. A note on your first paragraph after item 6: I think to get over/around the "scammy" potential of this tactic
by xhrpost 12y ago
I think you summarized the steps here pretty well. A note on your first paragraph after item 6: I think to get over/around the "scammy" potential of this tactic, a good route would be to make sure the courses/articles are of true value. That is, not just fluff but something people can learn from even if they don't buy your product.
- lifeisstillgood 12y agotrue - and to be honest I just "learnt" or perhaps consolidated a great deal from that one post - and even if that was part of a dropped course I would be happy. no - Brennan is not doing spammy / scammy - hence my "white hat internet marketer" - Brennan is one of the good guys, it's just we have got to a stage in society where anyone selling is suspect. politicians, bankers, salespeople. a shame really. Edit - I think we need to accept the sales pitch as the modern day TV ad or the billboard. It does sell, it makes money and it can provide value for those who want the product. What hurts is the 20mins of ads per hour of TV or the cannot move for billboards Times Square. the goal is to do adverts well - effective, entertaining and not too pushy. It's a hard line to walk - we made Madison age rich for finding people able to walk that line. I guess Brennan is one of the new Mad Men