Comments on: Stomper Net 2.0 – Joint Ventures Redefined

By: Andy Beard

Andy Beard — Wed, 21 May 2008 12:03:43 +0000

That seems a bit like asking a lawyer or a doctor to work for free, and provide training seminars for free, and keep up with the latest in-house equipment.

Stompernet isn’t for everyone, but lots of companies have lawyer on retainer, and pay for staff medical insurance.

If you are running a successful online business and want it to grow, then an investment in Stompernet is a good, viable option, and it even has an element of insurance… if something goes wrong, you have someone to turn to.

By: Jimmy

Jimmy — Wed, 21 May 2008 06:48:26 +0000

While I admire the guys over at Stomper, all seems to me like a very complex marketing tatic (Send out invites to industry experts and sign them up as affiliates, hype the site as a one stop shop of information, depend upon people being smart enough to not only be smart enough to understand and implement the ideas (regarding posts about the density of the info), throw in a little scaricity (limited members, high entry fees), rinse and repeat. Sounds like a recipe for success, unless you are one of the unfortunate members who is already bogged down with the operation of a business. The educational model Stomper follows is a legit one, but seems to me one based upon building tension and cashing out early (my idea of why previous members, dropouts were not recontacted)
A better and more long-term model would be to have content experts implement the techniques on a pay-for-performance model, all the while offering free-content to bring in more members. HMMMMmmmmm… Seems to me that Stomper still has some bugs within the system and will probably be worked out before the next relaunch.

By: Mr X

Mr X — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 21:33:09 +0000

Stompernet Stinks! As a member that left in 2007, i have the power to confirm that.

By: Corey

Corey — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 05:59:39 +0000

I was a member of Stompernet for several months.I think Stompernet is one of the best programs around. The price is a little out of my range at the moment.Where else can you find a team of people I repeat Team that are doing what you want to do right now teaching you how to do it. They and there members are on the first page everywhere.Calls some twice a week to answer all your questions some lasting one- two hours. Stompernet is a whos who of internet marketers I am willing to bet that most of the gurus that sell programs are also members. The downside is there is a lot of information to swallow if that is a down side and and like most of us I have a small problem staying completely focused. But I am sure if you follow the program to the letter the $800 a month will be a drop in the bucket of all the money you will make. I should add that the discounts you get with Stomper on stuff you will need to buy anyway for your business is several thousands dollar of savings. You must be thinking if I think Stompernet is so good then why am I not still a member and why an I not rich. Though I did make some money with Stomper in just a few month I didn’t make as much as I wanted. I know I should have stayed any way. I also had a newborn Aliyah that is 6 months now so I could not give it my full attention. So I was thinking the smart thing would be to get back in Stomper. I am looking for a partner to split the cost in half and also hold each other accountable and bounce ideals off each other I am in the San Francisco bay area
so the closer the better. Email me at coreylmoore (at) aol.com if you are interested

By: Dan Thies

Dan Thies — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 14:28:39 +0000

Hi, Andy. If you want to know more about what SN is and isn’t, I’d be happy to tell you about it.

By: Andy Beard

Andy Beard — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 06:16:41 +0000

As far as I know the 2nd round sold out in one day. I only saw it promoted by the new team of instructors, thus I came to my conclusions.

It is quite possible that some of the instructors received a better deal than others, or were able to leverage a larger mailing list.

I certainly didn’t receive an email about the launch from Brad and Andy, but I am on the list of both Sherman and Michael (oh and you should be too). Both of them offer great content on their blogs and mailing lists.

By: Alex

Alex — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 05:47:56 +0000

Hey guys, I can’t believe they’re doing it again – this is great news, but where do I sign up ??!! And will they’re videos be available for StomperNet 2.0?? I couldn’t even find a link and I wasn’t mailed an invitation like last time – what’s up with that :s

By: Andy Beard

Andy Beard — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 08:19:00 +0000

Jay I stated

Realistically speaking, each new faculty member can expect to clear $300,000 per year, much more if they were able to sign up a significant amount of new members themselves.

That was based on 1000 new members and that the new faculty members were the only affiliate partners.

I don’t think I can be that far off the money and I did state whilst the following is speculation

By: Jay

Jay — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 08:12:34 +0000

Andy,

Your a little off. Sherman does not make $10 million off stompers. Infact the reason why these gurus get involved with stomper is give stuff at a huge discount. Trust me, Sherman wont get ahead too far with what he offered Stompers. Clearly this isnt the goal for Sherman…. Your facts are way off. I am in stomper and you may want to hang tight on your fact champ.