How
to Promote a Product (97.00,
Gold 169.00) This
link goes to the sellers descrption and order page. It opens
in a new window.
I'm not sure "How to Promote a
Product" is represented well on Green's sales page. He
refers to the "24 keys" and leaves it very vague
what types of key's he's talking about.
As
you know by now, I'm a researcher, and I set out to find out
what kind of keys these were before purchasing the product
- I always advocate researching before purchasing. These are
essentially 24 methods of promotion. Let's look at some of
them:
- Writing
articles for other publications
- Exchanging
links
- Pay
per Click listings
- Using
pop-ups, pop-ins, and pop-under's (OUCH!)
- Offering
mini-courses to get email subscribers
- Using
Press Releases
Ok,
you get the idea. These are not new topics. They are topics
covered by virtually everybody selling marketing products.
And some of them (well, one in particular) you may already
know I am violently opposed to - you guessed it - pop-ups.
Advocates
of pop-ups say, you and your customers may not like them,
but the truth is, they work. Sorry folks, but I do not think
MY bottom line is justification for annoying people. Annoying
others for my personal gain is immoral in my opinion.As I've
said before, Michael Green's products get to the point and
don't dilly dally around with extra fluff, so they are packed
with good information. But for $97 I think this package is
pricey for information on common techniques. Ok, ok, once
again I know that the price is small potatoes if you're going
to use the information to generate a lot of money. It's just
that many other great general courses that cover this same
ground are available for less (or even free if you glean it
from ezines and articles).
For
those who want to get it all in one package, nice and succinct
with no fluff that Michael Green is famous for, then this
package is for you. But your first money, in my opinion, should
go toward a less expensive all around first course by any
one of a number of authors. Sorry Michael, but people simply
can't afford to buy every course that comes down the pipe.
It's
not that I don't recommend it - I do. But if I could only
buy my top five choices, this wouldn't be one of those.
(top)
How
to Promote a Product (97.00,
Gold 169.00) This
link goes to the sellers descrption and order page. It opens
in a new window.
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