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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Hi guys ! does anyone have any suggestions on books about product launch?
I'm thinking of steering away from the Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula stuff.. But let me know.. Thanks guys
Do you have JVs who will bring in 10K+ audience to the product launch? Do you have your own 10K+ audience?Hi guys ! does anyone have any suggestions on books about product launch?
I'm thinking of steering away from the Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula stuff.. But let me know.. Thanks guys
Do you have JVs who will bring in 10K+ audience to the product launch? Do you have your own 10K+ audience?
No? Then don’t waste your time with a product launch. What you’re doing isn’t actually a proeuct launch at all. It’s more like trying to get your first few customers, in whcih case most of Jeff’s stuff is useless and there are no books for it. Start marketing, start selling.
product launch education.
Hi guys ! does anyone have any suggestions on books about product launch?
I'm thinking of steering away from the Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula stuff.. But let me know.. Thanks guys
Sadly, we use these very frequently as a marketerInfluencer X loves it! (But only because he earns 20% commission on sales)
Free bonuses! (A bunch of worthless value made out to be worth millions)
Act now or its gone (No, it won't be gone)
Only 10 left! (No, there's not 10 left, but billions)
Limited offer! Expires in 4 days! (No, I'm lying again)
There's the education.
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Thanks.Do you have JVs who will bring in 10K+ audience to the product launch? Do you have your own 10K+ audience?
No? Then don’t waste your time with a product launch. What you’re doing isn’t actually a proeuct launch at all. It’s more like trying to get your first few customers, in whcih case most of Jeff’s stuff is useless and there are no books for it. Start marketing, start selling.
The reason MJ just bought upWhy stay away from Jeff’s work?
If you have the audience go for Jeff’s product. The concept is solid, even if you use cheesy implementation as MJ mentioned (and let’s be honest, all big name marketers do — Jeff, Hormozi, you name them), you’ll still make sales. Thanks to your audience, not your marketing.Thanks.
I actually do have access to a relatively large group of people upon launch
I’ll take your advice and keep you updated . Thank youIf you have the audience go for Jeff’s product. The concept is solid, even if you use cheesy implementation as MJ mentioned (and let’s be honest, all big name marketers do — Jeff, Hormozi, you name them), you’ll still make sales. Thanks to your audience, not your marketing.
The funnel structure + steps Jeff recommends are solid.
The concept is solid, even if you use cheesy implementation as MJ mentioned
It’s not that it’s good, imo this kind of marketing doesn’t work (and not because it’s based on lies, but it’s bad lies, everyone knows they’re lies). But that’s precisely my point — those people buy anyway, because it’s not the marketing that matters. It’s the brand and the audience.Amazing that lying, fibbery, and BS is a standard, acceptable practice.
I strive to be better and not sell my soul for a playbook that requires fibbery to make sales. Spectacular products don't need such bullshit.
Hi guys ! does anyone have any suggestions on books about product launch?
I'm thinking of steering away from the Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula stuff.. But let me know.. Thanks guys
I hope you replied with:
Yeah, and I pointed out that my increase was closer to the starting price than his decrease.I hope you replied with:
Are you joking? It’s for $150 on the market and then you’re asking $50?
I love when there is limited inventory of a digital product.Influencer X loves it! (But only because he earns 20% commission on sales)
Free bonuses! (A bunch of worthless value made out to be worth millions)
Act now or its gone (No, it won't be gone)
Only 10 left! (No, there's not 10 left, but billions)
Limited offer! Expires in 4 days! (No, I'm lying again)
There's the education.
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Day 1 sold out in 6 minutes
Day 2 sold out in 8 minutes
Day 3 sold out in 20 minutes
Day 4 sold out in 1 hour
Day 5 sold out in 3 hours
Day 6 sold out in 12 hours
Day 7 sold out in 2 days
I ignore launches too.I always ignored product launch myself
Time is the ultimate advantage if we actually start, and keep chipping away (aka don't stop).Does it ever happen to anyone else, if you look back at your journey, that you’d find it bloody hard to do it again? I’ll be honest, if I had to do it all again, I don’t think I’d be able to. Once you have something going, things are easy. But getting something going is bloody hard, if I had to start again in a new industry, without any skills or connections, I’d be dead. Or at least that’s what I think now.
I honestly pity most beginners, they have no idea how hard the road in front of them will be. I look at all the skills I gained in 12+ years and I can’t imagine ever being without those skills or being able to be successful without them. Whenever someones speaks to me nowadays about a business opportunity in another field… I’m never interested, because I know how bloody hard beginnings are and I’m not willing to go through that again.
I prefer to keep building, rock over rock, consistently solidfying my advantage. The more time passes, the stronger I get, the harder it is to compete against me. In the end, time is the ultimate advantage — if you invest it wisely, in due time you will be the absolute master in your chosen field, not just technically superior to others, but superior in terms of relationships and assets. Most people get lazy once they get successful — I’m the opposite, I get hungrier to keep adding more rocks and grow taller.
Time is the ultimate advantage because it takes hard work to make use of it and you can’t make it pass any faster. I wouldn’t be able to start again because I know how bloody long it takes, and if I knew how bloody long it takes to get here, I would never have started. And yet, that is my strongest advantage. Because no beginner can come in and beat that, regardless of how good they are. It’s the ultimate moat. Nobody’s taking away my knowledge and my experience, and getting it will take 10+ years.
Whenever I see someone new trying to compete with me, I laugh. Good, F*cking luck, because you’ll definitely need it. Your only chance is literarily if I fall asleep and stop working. Otherwise you can’t catch up. Things simply take time to build… relationships, money, assets (I have so many assets — thousands of hours!). So this isn’t even about intelligence or any virtue, the game is simply rigged in favor of those who have been investing for longer.
I'd never do it again starting from zero. It's too painful and I'm in my 30's now so I have less energy to deal with setbacks.Does it ever happen to anyone else, if you look back at your journey, that you’d find it bloody hard to do it again?
I’m 100% with you, this has been my experience. I have no doubt that there are people around here whose mindset is different from ours, and who could start from scratch in their 40s or 50s. I just know that I’m not one of them, and I’d honestly be horrified by the prospect.I'd never do it again starting from zero. It's too painful and I'm in my 30's now so I have less energy to deal with setbacks.
I cheer for anyone going along this path, but I suspect most of them don't know how ridiculously painful it is.
You will succeed after all of your friends and family have lost faith in you.
- The failures
- The pain and suffering
- How vulnerable you'll feel
- The embarrassments
- The endless list of things going wrong
Lol. Things go wrong so often I expect it. If something actually goes to plan I'm pleasantly surprised.
- The endless list of things going wrong
I don't think I experienced any of these.
- The failures
- The pain and suffering
- How vulnerable you'll feel
- The embarrassments
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