Charles Kirkland

6 Responses to “The Single Biggest Secret To Making Money Online.”

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   26. Aug, 2009

   Hello Charles

   Tried to watch this video but was working with HICCUPS. spent so much time waiting for it to play smoothly but…..

   I need your personal email id if possible………plzzzzzzzz I want to contact you.

   Healthiest Regards
   Mahatru Goyal
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   buzzintown.blogger@gmail.com
2. 

   Richard Seagraves
   

   27. Aug, 2009

   Another wonderful piece of information Charles. I singed up last night to the traffic list program…. only problems are the rapid emails, volume of over 75 emails for Viral AdStore.. I mean non-stop. I might have to move them out of my account.

   Your advice is always so sound and honest. I have a list that is just a major money maker in so many ways that I have yet to really develop a business plan around. However, 17,000 money hungry, and 8,000+ Engineering, Law, MBA, and IT grads is a huge list in terms of the actual content individuals can produce. I am working with a test pilot group to have IP law students in their third year or LLM write Ezine articles on new issues in IP law that concern the industry. In fact, one issue that is so big we should be wary, is that unless we cleanup the sales tactics on the internet, the whole lucrative side of the business is going to implode under the government’s watchful eye, though I wouldn’t mind seeing some of the crooks in jail.

   Sorry for the tangent. You are an excellent source of information and I highly recommend you to anyone asking me about online marketing. Frankly, I tell them that of all the cow manure tools out there, you should go directly to the source… Google’s content is amazing. But then I through in the caveat of Charles Kirkland, Brad Callen, and a few others are just plain honest about the dynamics of the industry which are focused on numbers… view people as numbers… an id… 1277555. But all of these numbers have a common denominator. Find that denominator and you are set at is the key to a “niche”.

   Traffic is hard to buy. I wish I had learned that after spending 10,000+grand on bull shit. Content delivers.

   One product I am curious if you like… because I have purchased it and found it to be quite powerful from an affiliate standpoint is listed below. Here is the deal for those that follow. I am not asking you to buy anything. But there is a program that allows for sub-affilaites… hence my link. I have been straightforward on that, and if Charles feels the content is substandard, i am sure it will be edited. However, the tools this group provides both its customers and affiliates is just plain insane! Frankly, even though I have a development and econometrics background with and MBA, their products are very sophisticated.

   Cheers… and best of luck Charles. You know I always try and support your recommendations as best I can. Your killing my wallet (joke people) but what can I say.. you push good products.

   Here is the link…. OH … I forgot to mention… you actually receive $25 just for signing up… I am not joking about that.

   http://tinyurl.com/nabyq4

   If you are serious about managing your affiliate network… this tool has it all, free training, fabulous advice on linking, a great and robust product with hosting capabilities…

   But let’s wait to see what Charles says. He might think I am an idiot for buying into this product.

   Sincerely,

   Richard Seagraves
   http://www.theglobalinternetmarketingsyndicate.com
   http://www.theglobalwealthsyndicate.com
3. 

   Din
   

   30. Aug, 2009

   Mahatru Goyal,

   Pause the video and take a walk.Come back 30 minutes later and click play. You can see the video with no hiccups !

   Good Luck !
4. 

   Cynthia
   

   12. Sep, 2009

   Dear Mr. Kirkland,
   You said in your video, “If you have a pulse you are an expert in something. I am the top cashier in the store where I work. I can make change for any amount without a register, if needed. I can ring customers up and get them out the door faster than anyone else in the store. I can tell you the price of 95% of our products and whether they will sell or not (which is why I order for the store.) I can tell you which company sells what, and who their vendors are. I can tell you a lot of things that I am an expert at.

   This is what I know, what I am good at. I supported my family for 15 years doing this kind of work. What I don’t know is how I can take this knowledge, so valuable in the “real” world, and turn it into a successful internet business,

   I know there have to be a lot of other people like me. What advice or guidance can you give us?
5. 

   Cynthia
   

   12. Sep, 2009

   It is obviously a good idea to re-read your comments after you answer the phone, and before you hit send! But it was a great phone call — granddaughter Ayden was just born!

   Sincerely,
   Cynthia
6. 

   Charles Kirkland
   

   12. Sep, 2009

   Cynthia,

   I worked for 7 years in a Piggly WIggly and I was exactly like you are. I know more about that store and how it ran then most people who ran it.

   But what I would do is map out some training that would be better then what they have. Also figure out how they can save money by being smarter.

   Then take what you know and apply it to another area. Companies are always looking for how to be more productive.

   Congrats. on being a new grandmother.

   Talk soon
   Charles Kirkland