I saw this really great post today….

Thank you for creating this opportunity for us to comment.

Many of us know to sell well, or very well is a talent. It is a gift. The way we use our gifts in life is vast and varied.

Alex you are a great marketer,also a talented sales person. I was not so jazzed about what you were doing when you first got online. But you became my favorite internet marketer on the planet because you became Excellent. You found a very high standard of integrity and walk it in every single thing I see you do, without exception. You are clearly more interested in the value you are giving than anything else. Even if this is a way to ensure more success.

I am not sure the techniques presented in this material will bring that standard or awareness of giving with ingetrity or caring about the value of what we are doing outside of mongo sales, to anyone.

If you think what he gives away is cool, you’ll be blown away by the content. It’s worth every penny and then some.

Frank may act like a dork, but he’s a freakin genius!

Don

http://donwritescopy.com

I really enjoyed it and learned a lot from it. Please take a moment to look at my new “ask campaign.”

http://www.newagecbt.com/askaquestion.html

I have lately been studying copywriting myself, as well as reading some of the classic works about that subject and advertising in general (Claude Hopkins, David Ogilvy, Joseph Sugarman, etc.).

FK’s thematic reflections on human nature and “owning” decisions, implicit vs. explicit triggers, etc., appear continually in these classic works, although of course they are worded differently. These are obviously solid, demonstrated principals which have stood the test of time.

I would respectfully disagree with the earlier post about innate sales ability. Quite apart from my own feelings about it, the acknowledged masters in this field deny this.

I look forward to reading FK’s free reports.

And thanks again, Alex.

Thanks for the recommendation. I’ve enjoyed Frank’s videos. He really does provide a lot of content to take note of, even just the free video teaches you a lot of the psychology of selling, and Frank does practice what he preaches, as you can see in the video.

In response to Douglas’ comment, Douglas, I have to respectfully disagree, selling is something that definitely can be learned and improved upon, there is a more natural skill that others have, but really anybody can learn these skills.

In the end, you’ll have to determine if the course is appropriate for you or not. It’s not for everyone, not everyone is at that point in their marketing yet where the best investment is this. But it’s all how you look at it and your personal style if this will make sense for you invest in right now. If Frank’s course is just like his free videos, I couldn’t really see how you could make a “bad” investment in this.

Thanks Alex!

Steve
http://www.SteveNam.com

Interesting stuff. I’ll at least check out the free gifts for more explanation and tips. Thanks for your earlier blog on Ready Fire Aim. Even as busy as I am with your material, I went ahead and bought it and am half way through it! Masterson is right on the mark! I expect his wisdom will serve me well as I build my own business through the stages.

Kevin Bushey
http://tinyurl.com/3d8g83