Comments on: Do You Trust My Advice?

By: Dale Esddale

Dale Esddale — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:14:38 +0000

Agreed with Arizona Vacation Rental; plenty of money means knowledge, luck or respect; sometimes all three are mashed together.

By: Dale Esddale

Dale Esddale — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:14:38 +0000

Agreed with Arizona Vacation Rental; plenty of money means knowledge, luck or respect; sometimes all three are mashed together.

By: CloudStrife

CloudStrife — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 18:47:29 +0000

Getting refferals isn’t easy but the hardest part is getting active refferals . I would say around 65% of the refferals will become inactive easily or may not even login after joining the site . And as for the remaining 35% , probably around 25% were paid sign-ups and told to be active…at least for a while…

By: Arizona Vacation Rental

Arizona Vacation Rental — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 22:08:40 +0000

anyone that has made that much money has pretty good reason to be trusted; they either got really lucky (which usually doesnt happen) or they know what they’re doing.

By: boris

boris — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 02:16:03 +0000

Yes, trust is earned… I can not say that I trust you from what you have written. However, I do value your opinion… And with all opinions I height them against known facts. Thank you for your work. I have signed up for this info and only time will prove its value… Thanks

By: Andy Beard

Andy Beard — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 14:55:06 +0000

It is very possible you are getting me confused with Andy Beal from marketingpilgrim.com

By: Andy Beard

Andy Beard — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 14:53:52 +0000

John I know that feeling when you go to a blog and they are promoting the next junk or whatever someone with money wants promoted.

So far I have avoided placement ads, but I might mix things up a little soon depending on how other discussions go, but I would like to think Rich will be a permanent feature in my sidebar.

By: NikitaScene

NikitaScene — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 21:36:58 +0000

Hi Andy:

I actually saw you speak for the first time at PubCon 2007 last week. Well done! T0o the point, I happened to have downloaded Rich Scehfren’s Web Marketing 2.0 materials before the conference. I was still skeptical when I came back into the office today but much to my delight, after subscribing to your RSS feed and reading through your posts, I was quite pleased to come across your endorsement of Rich. Rock n Roll! I am a newbie to your RSS feed but having heard you speak, I find you a trusted source in the industry and one that is not afraid to share the knowledge

So without a doubt, I do trust your advice!!!

Hope to catch you at the next conference and introduce myself!

By: John W. Furst

John W. Furst — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:59:30 +0000

Hi Andy!

I knew about “Rich Schefren” before I got to “know” you. Actually I gave you credit for promoting Rich. His face on your blog gave me a good feeling about you, before I even had read a single post.

About responsiveness: You know about the 66 second video contest of Rich. When I got to the page days after it was launched. I was amazed that I still was the first one who discovered that page on StumbleUpon. Yes, that’s how lazy readers are.

As Alex Mandossian puts it: ~~ “Moving the ‘free line’ is essential, but everything has to move towards asking them for the money on a consistent basis. His business model with teleseminars is just incredibly compelling as well as the way he captures the demand of the market. Check out this guy, if you haven’t already.

Yours John

By: Collectables

Collectables — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 15:57:24 +0000

I downloaded the report and was instantly thinking – another make money fast ebook, and admittedly I only spent a little while reading it. But its definately worth the read by my standards.

Course we all trust you man!

.w.