Comments on: The Most Important Thing I Can Ever Teach You!

By: Mike Broadway

Mike Broadway — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 16:48:01 +0000

Hello Charles,

Your are right. I have done the opt-in and find the offer is for someone else. I quickly unsubscribe off their list. the trust is gone. I think they are shooting themselves in the foot. There maybe some who don’t care whose list they are on. I think for the rest of us, we are sick and tired of it.

By: Ron

Ron — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 18:10:28 +0000

Hey Charles,

I just met you from an email adswap the other day and I liked your content. You were selling a $7 coaching course & I didn’t buy it. What I did like is what seem to be your honesty in the video.

So this morning I Googled your name and started looking around to see what I could find about you, because honestly I had never heard of you before now.

Yes, I’m on tons of lists and to be honest this Adswap thing is driving me crazy. You really just get spammed or your right Whored out to other peoples lists. I am tired of it and looks like allot of other people are as well.

I just started opting out of them all because it’s just clutter on my computer.

I’m a frustrated marketing trying to keep my head above water and not doing very well. I’m not even sure that there is real money to be made online. Prove me wrong I guess but I’m at my ends to it all.

Keep up the good work….

Ron

By: suman bista

suman bista — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:07:29 +0000

hello Charles ,
It is good to hear something from you and i found it much important.

By: suman bista

suman bista — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:04:05 +0000

Hello Charles,
I am a student in UK and i want something new in internet markiting as i am receiving a lots of message from many internet markeeters but i donot know which to choose .Please help me in this matter.

By: Richard R

Richard R — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:12:11 +0000

Your so right, this is what really gets my back up. Another problem I’ve noticed with people who send affiliate content every day is I have to give my email to the person their recommending. I wouldn’t normally have a problem with this but when people are swamping your inbox every day with affiliates it gets to the point where you have about six or seven different emails from different people all offering the same product. So annoying.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:51:45 +0000

Hi there –
it is really refreshing to hear you talk like this. I have signed up for a number of those “free” reports and I really wished I hadn’t – I get more than 400 emails today from roughly 50 different internet marketers – I can always tell when there is a product launch because I get the identical emails from these guys all with the same subject line, and content

- out of the 400 odd emails I do get I only open maybe 10 of them – they have to be unique, they have to include content that is useful to me and then, and only then will I click on a link and watch a video like this one.

I think internet marketers need to understand that pushing a sale at every opportunity such as the exit popups (sometimes 3 or 4 of them) and the three stage “OTO” which starts off at $97 and you can end up getting it for $27 if you click through long enough are just plain annoying and like other people commenting here I have had enough of it and I don’t even bother to open the emails.

I do think that a lot of marketers got hung up on the idea that the number of people on their lists equated to a dollar figure per month and they just forgot that they were supposed to give value for that dollar amount. What is getting worse is now people are sending you to a squeeze page that you have to opt in to just to view their SALES page – theres no value there for the reader at all – You can guarantee I won’t be opening that marketers emails again no matter what he was selling me

- so maybe people should do like you say and give value, and be yourself and build a relationship with your list that is unique and gives value to all concerned.
Yours are emails I do open – for that very reason
Best wishes
lisa

By: Roda

Roda — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:25:26 +0000

Hi,
I do get e-mails from so many marketers and yes some of it sucks, as you really feel bad being taken for a ride. And yet
on the flip side there are many who genuinely teach you
and offer you good content. What really gets me sometimes is when I am asked to feed in my e-mail id again and don’t get
the promised free report…..instead i’m told to buy some system or the other.
But on the whole I am trusting by nature and so don’t get too many bad e-mails. I try to see the good in most things and leave it at that.
And I think yr video above says it just the way it is.

By: savvyguitarman

savvyguitarman — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 08:28:59 +0000

So true, Charles….
I used to be subscribed to literally every Guru, marketer and ‘crackpot’ out there. I got so sick of all the ‘junk’ and copy-cat emails that I went on a clear-out campaign. After blitzing my email subscriptions I was left with just 3 names on my list (needless to say, you were one of the three). I urge everyone to purge their subscription lists and get rid of the JUNK!

By: Thomas R

Thomas R — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 07:55:07 +0000

A good thing is that most of the articles or programs are just incarnations of other like type programs. And if you are reading the sales material that this sent, it is easy enough to see the similar features / benefits.
I am learning to turn a deaf ear to all of the chatter. I get emails from less than 8 Internet marketer currently and that is to many.
By the way I think that you were one of the first people who taught me to cut back on the number of incoming emails. To eliminate Info Over Load!!

By: Robert

Robert — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 01:15:50 +0000

Hi Charles,
You are absoultely correct.
As a newbie looking for simple easy ways to make money fast – the last thing I need is more confusion.
Yes the free reports are a dime a dozens, BUT they all seem to leave out important info that you can get if you buy the stuff inside the reports.
Free Content is a dime a dozen – but GOOD Free content is what get you where You are – at the top!
Well done, thanks.
Robert