Comments on: What ever happened to INTEGRITY in internet marketing?

By: Bob Rengchol

Bob Rengchol — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 02:39:48 +0000

Well said, the word integrity is known to everyone for its definition but not applied to the real meaning by those who sells their products using so much of manipulative words to influence and convince people to think what products or programs they have are truly the best whereas is not and do not work as they should. I know not much about the word integrity, but what I think would the proper meaning is the trust, honesty and the right way of thinking of doing the right thing that the public may feel the essence of its worthwhile meaning.

By: Tony Watson

Tony Watson — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 15:58:38 +0000

Hi Charles,
Got your e-mail today and I must say I’m intrigued. I haven’t heard from you before, but since I’m looking everywhere I can to replace my lost income, I assume you got my email from someones list. I have been a martial artist most of my life and yes, integrity is at the top of my list when it comes to personal honor. I am sorry to say that I haven’t found this to be true so far, in my search to change my circumstances.without fail, all the sites I’ve found to date claim to want to help, but all they really want is my money, and many of them have gotten it, to my dismay.( call me naive) At present, my total monthly income is only $280 , and I am desperately looking for a way to increase it. Is there any real help out there for someone in my position. Can you really point me in the direction of anyone with integrity ? Although I am discouraged and frustrated, my greatest hope lies in the fact that I am seriously determined!

By: robert"The Robdog"Littlefield

robert"The Robdog"Littlefield — Tue, 18 May 2010 08:27:36 +0000

I really enjoy this topic!Think about it,this is something we all need to pass it down as well as live it.Think about the old days when there really wasnt $$,maybe some gold dust or nuggets.The barter system was employed and your word was gold or somebody got tarred and feathered.Thats funny there because by the time you picked out the feathers and tar and everything, you definitly didnt forget about it.You thought twice before you ever did it again. As far as the net goes ,Its very frustrating,You have to invest in yourself and knowledge,you need to figure out your gameplan.If your real green,yourlaerning curve may be lengthy and hard to overcome.The “GURU” mentality is a joke.Its a lot of info thats been rehashed and maybe a little bit thats reworded and is just trying to sell you the same thing that you probably already bought.Its not right but its going on.The other thing is the 1 special but theres a catch or upsell.Ive been lucky eneough to run across some very good sites that have a lot of integrity.but not a lot of em.anyway sorry so long !Good luck everybody!!

By: Norma

Norma — Thu, 13 May 2010 03:28:25 +0000

Thanks for trying to define it. Integrity can also be felt and perceived as we go on reading and taking on whatever comes through the internet. We can only weed out the ones we are not comfortable with and deal only with those we believe also know the word and lives by “integrity”.

By: Phill

Phill — Sat, 08 May 2010 08:51:17 +0000

G’Day there Charles,
It’s a timely reminder for all those people on the internet trying to sell useless plans, programs and information or teaching products and get rich quick shemes that are absolutely useless. For us less lesser mortals trying to hit the band wagon a bit late by setting up a simple blog with a few adsense ads and the odd clickbank product, integrity is probably the most important personal trait we should hold on to.

By: Kristie

Kristie — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 01:44:33 +0000

Charles,

Always a pleasure to get and read your emails. As a fellow Southerner, my heart and mind always resonates with what you say! I have a lot to learn from you, and I am doing my best to soak it up. Particularly enjoyed your freebie on the snowy day post about how to get in the flow of traffic. Still trying to work a successful campaign with that concept, would welcome any other ideas you have to offer there! : )

Thanks always, Kristie

By: Marc

Marc — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:45:32 +0000

Charles, I absolutely agree with your beliefs and have suffered in the past when the almighty dollar managed to outweigh my core beliefs. I have a small business that only recently has moved entirely online. We do have a few sites that are truly profitable,however I continue to not allow them to be linked in anyway to our core business. We strive to give an honest to goodness assessment of products and/or services that someone on our staff has first hand experience with. I will not promote or be an affiliate of any product or service that has not been found to be of true quality and fair value. My wife and I often feel like parents scolding their children in dealing with our younger staff members but we manage to all maintain a relaxed and often fun working environment . I feel truly blessed by having like minded marketers such as yourself having more of a presence in today’s IM world.

Wishing you and yours all the best,
Marc

By: CHARLES D.

CHARLES D. — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 03:01:00 +0000

- HELLO CHARLES,
I RECEIVED THE EMAIL YOU SENT ME, ON THE SUBJECT OF INTEGRITY!…….
CHARLES, YOU’RE A MAN OF VERY GOOD BUSINESS STANDARDS! YOUR PRODUCTS, SELL THEM SELF! AND ALL YOU DO CHARLES, IS EDUCATE THE PEOPLE ON HOW TO APPLY IT, PLUS!…….
– INTEGRITY IS A QUALITY, THAT 99% OF THE PEOPLE RESPECT. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT’S APPLIED CONSISTANTLY, FACT!!!
– CHARLES,
SIGNING OUT!

By: Joan

Joan — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:39:32 +0000

Is this not a trate this the older generation have tried to
instill into the younger ones, the parents of todays pre-teen and teenage children do, in the main they do not feel that they have any duty to spell it out to their children.

By: Charles

Charles — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:25:23 +0000

I’m getting ready to do a blog post about that this weekend.

Charles