I don’t know about you but I am fed up with all these over priced guru courses. The long winded videos never giving up the real information, the launch, the pre launch, the outrageous bonuses, the discounted prices at the end of the launches, the threats that this will never be available again, the courses which still sell the dream rather than delivering a real course even after you have purchased, the fluff, the egos, the pretending like they care, everyone sending the same emails all at once for the same product. They can all kiss my …….
I will put Craig Kaye’s Info Product Killer 2010 against any of those $2000. courses. Yes, I said $2000. They all price their courses at $1997. Geez guys. Just sell it for 2 grand! The price for Craig’s course? $37. Yep $37! And I would bet he has a higher percentage of students with success making money online than most of the gurus combined.
I had a friend who owned a licensed trade school in Florida. She charged $2000-$10,000 per course which lasted up to 3 months. They had classrooms, they took attendance, they were audited. This was and still is and old shcool school. They had to keep track of what happened to their students after they finished the course. If they did not have at least an 80% placement rate they could lose their license to operate a school! I wonder if these gurus who are selling these expensive courses could even come close to those numbers? I doubt it.
Craig’s course teaches students how to sell real consumer products like television sets, refrigerators, popular toys etc. using free Google search engine traffic. There is zero hype or fluff in his course. He takes the beginner step by step and shows him how to set up his websites, how to optimize his websites to rank highly for your chosen keywords and how to find hot markets.
Unlike the gurus he does not make his main living selling courses. He makes his money actually selling products. The course is a secondary income for him. His main gig is selling consumer products online.
I have been recommending this course for about 1 week and I have sold a few as of writing this post. So far nobody has requested a refund. That is actually rare for these internet marketing type courses. Check out my video review above and let me know what you think especially if you have purchased the course and tried to apply his techniques. So far I have been very impressed.
Matthew Meyer
P.S. I almost forgot. I was so excited ranting and raving I forgot to give you an affiliate link to buy the course! You can purchase the Info Product Killer 2010 Course right here right now from me and I will make a few bucks! If you do buy it thank you in advance for your patronage!
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You nailed it on the head. Coming from the real estate investing industry, I’ve watched guru after guru promote each others products (of course with bonuses). They start off at ebooks, go to courses, seminars, and end up at one on one coaching. Now, they are starting to offer “software” tools. Of course the gurus tell you how you can automate your real estate business by buying these $1799, $1999, etc… programs. You are right though. I imagine success is in the single digits. Then the student goes on looking for another program and yet another program. I’m just getting into IM and am starting to find the exact same thing. Its refreshing to know that you can buy a course for $37… that hopefully will not involve upsells and recommendations for every other IM course on the market.
Great point Paul I forgot about the real estate gurus. They were really going for awhile. That is certainly a tough sell right now. As I write this I am looking at a brand new building built by Donald Trump which is completely empty. They went bankrupt and were unable to sell the units. This course is very straight forward and it does not have many upsells. (I think he offers some related software as un upsell but it is no big deal.) I found another course for $5. that I have learned even more from.
http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/145577-these-underground-easy-apply-youtube-secrets-will-make-you-500-per-day-amazing-reviews.html
Hello Matthew,
whilst i was searching for more Info’s about IPK 2010 i discovered your side here and your BTB blog. I also read about Dan Brocks Profitzon. Both are very interesting but seems to be quite similar! Can you please tell me whats the difference? Or because I am a newbie, which one is better to start with?
Would be nice if you could help me.
Best wishes from germany.
Sven
btw: i just subscribed to your blog. I like it!
Great question Sven! I started the Quickregister.net blog a long time ago. Then I saw the success of bloggers like John Chow and and Pro Blogger. I decided to set up a blog on my a separate domain and really put some work into it. But guess what? The posts on Quickregister.net got indexed and found much faster than the posts on beneaththeblogger.com because beneaththeblogger.com is a newer domain. So now I put my posts on both blogs. I am trying to build up beneaththeblogger.com though so I would follow that one first. I guess we are all learning as we go. Thanks! Matt.
This is very interesting about your blogs. Obviously plays the age of a domain also role when it comes to search engines.
But actually I meant something else.
Sorry if I expressed myself wrong.
Actually I wanted to know the main differences between IPK 2010 and Profitzon.
Because for me, both products look similar.
Cheers
Sven
I know it’s no where near as good as you interesting posts here but let me at least give you a smile as a form of thanks for your hard work writing this stuff?
Why is abbreviation such a long word?