Expose of “Blind Offers” Half the Story
I like exposes, and Jason Fladlein’s expose of “Blind Offer Internet Marketing” is “right on!”
Source:
Jason Fladlien’s Stay Away From These Products article…
However, the marketing situation is far worse than Jason described. The “Blind Offer” is only one face of the “money magnet miracle” that is current Internet Marketing.
Here are other examples:
- Fake urgency – Examples; Limited offer, Only 250 copies available, We can pull this offer at any time
- Fake earnings report – Example: Newbie makes $231,000 in the first week, Look at my PayPal account (even though the earnings were made with telemarketing, not the product I am selling
- Fake profits reports – My last launch made $1 million in 12 minutes using the secret techniques I will reveal to you, however I spent $750,000 in Affiliate Commissions, $300,000 in outsourcing, and $25,000 in copywriting…plus the copywriter gets 5% of gross
- Fake timeline – My last launch earned $1 million in 12 minutes, despite the fact that it took my staff of 32 nine months to develop the product
- Fake timeline redeux – If it took my staff of 32 nine months to implement this system, it will take Newbie you (with no staff, and no outsourcing money) 9 x 32 months (288 months, 24 years) to make your first dime
- Fake buddy name dropping – Example: My friend, Millionare Guru, just released…etc.
- Fake testimonials – Example: This product is so good that after giving this testimonial, I am promoting it as an affiliate. Trust me!
- Fake public service – Example: Because of the down economy, I am releasing this product at this unheard of price to help others
- Fake etc…
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- Fake etc…
The only “Copy and Paste” profits to be had are those “Gurus” that don’t even read the E-mail copy that their buddies send them. That’s the reason that we receive a half-dozen E-mail messages with the same text.
The only effective automation is the video instuctions that the Gurus use to train new outsource workers in the Phillipines and India.
The reason that these offers are all the same is because one Guru developed the system, and then offers “by invite only” seminars to teach the system to his or her “friends.”
The second reason that these offers are all the same might be because the same copywriter wrote them.
The Gurus maintain huge operations that have to be fed. Why else would a “Multi-Millionaire Guru” waste their time promoting a $37 product (leave the sales page and you can get it for $27)? Only, it probably isn’t the Guru sending the E-mail, but some outsourced employee in the Phillipines.
Jason Fladlien offers 32 free reports that share more useful (and usable) information than most of the “Guru’s” expensive ($37, $77 or $97) courses.
