I'm so sick of some mambo jumbo marketing experts that I want to puke.

Is it just me or are ebook marketing just so yesterday?

Everyone wants to sell you the get rich quick scheme, but almost no one have the guts to show me how THEY really made their money step by step.

Seriosuly I even doubt that John Reese got 1.57 Billion visitors to his
home pages... why doesn't he show me his websites??

It's a mystery to me and also we all know John have had some good success with domains... is that how he really made his millions?

Name some real marketers and copywriters plz.

I begin:

Perry Marshall(fantastic newsletter)

Thanks,
Maxjohan

On the 18th of May, Frank Kern and Ed Dale are entering
"SmackDown II".

They will be making products from scratch and all the
Ultra Underachievers get to watch the process from point
A, to point Z. You get to see all the steps.

They don't just talk hype, they back it up BIG TIME.

As far as John not showing his sites, why would he?

So you could rush out there and clone it?

He's a smart cookie, and if you can't make money by doing
what Mr. Reese is telling you to do, then I suggest you choose
another profession.

Sure, many of us are sick of internet marketing hype. Here's
the solution. QUIT LISTENING TO IT.

Seriously, pick 1 or 2 guys who know what the hell they are
talking about and just stick with them. That's what I've done.

I only listen to a handful of guys who know what they are talking
about. There simply is not enough time to listen to everyones hypothesis.

I want results, not theories. Frank and Ed produce results. John Reese,
produces results. John Carlton, produces results. No need to spread
yourself so thin online when you got so many proven winners right in
front of you.

Great advice Jason,

Even if you only studied folks you know are worth listening to, you're going to get overloaded and feel disillusioned, because there's just too much information to put into action.

Focus on 1 or 2 things, master them, then move on.

The people who have been most instrumental in getting us headed in the right direction...

Dr. Harlan Kilstein & Tina Lorenz, and Michel Fortin.

If you're not in on the Tactic 7 calls with Harlan, John Carlton, David Garfinkel, and Perry Marshall; I'll send you the link.

That sounds like fun.

Seriosuly, I have nothing against John Reese. As you said he is a smart cookie but I still question him on the numbers. I have learned a lot from the guy(John Reese) and still I haven't bought his Traffic Secrets package.

John Carlton's free reports is good stuff too. The problem is, I'm not a good copywriter and I will never even become a half good writer.

Any chance you can give me an link to the Frank Kern/Ed Dale thingy?

Thanks,
Maxjohan

Oh MY God!

... You just gotta see the cow video... absolutely hilarious!

http://underachieving.blogspot.com/

... And heeeere's Jason!

http://www.jasonmoffatt.com/dir/cate...tpwwwyahoocom/

BTW - Cool tatoos!

Hi,

please believe in my sympathy and my respect.

this line make me sad.

I understand that you can think that you are not a good copywriter, perhaps you are an eternal unsatisfied like many here or like any perfectionnist.

what make me sad, is your certitude this feeling of fatality of never beeing a half copywriter.

My friend, no one know what the futur is.
no one.

give your self a chance.

the mean problem is to discover if you like to be a copywriter or no.

it is all about motivation.

again please believe in my sincere sympathy and in my respect.

PS: I make this replay because really this sentence make me feel sad, i got some frustration. if it hurt please forgive me.

PSS: the important is to have fun, if a job don't make you smile trough it a way. life is too short to be sad.

Stephen, are you gonna sign up for the Ultraunderacheiver thing they got going on?

Ah...great clip from the movie Kung Pow...but I wonder what the MPAA would think if they saw it?

Here's the clip in all of its widescreen glory. Not nearly as long as the underachiever video:

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/23440/matrix_cow_video/

Kung Pow! Enter the Fist (2002)

I haven't seen the price tag yet, but if it's under a hundreds bucks, probably so...

Looks like a lot o' fun!