Definition !

[biys01]

OK I've seen/read/heard the term "product" and am a little confused to me a product is something you can hold ie a push bike is a product that some one has created
i want to know in clear easy to understand terms WHAT IS A PRODUCT and what makes that product have so much value, to me something that is simply rewritten and given a new title is NOT a product
help me out guys lol maybe I have just had to much information overload, but from what I've seen on forums people re-write the same old crap give it a new title and sell it ... and the same people keep buying the "new product" I just don't get it ( what I mean is the so called marketers just buy each others "products" ) I don't see where the money is actually made so to speak
Thank in advance

[The Joker]

Yo yo,

A product does not have to be physical. It can be anything from an Ebook to a CD to a Box set of DVDs.

Here is a definition of the word product: merchandise: commodities offered for sale; "good business depends on having good merchandise"; "that store offers a variety of products"
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[The Joker]

Or try this: Anything produced by human or mechanical effort or by a natural process.

[biys01]

Or try this: Anything produced by human or mechanical effort or by a natural process.

Ok that kinda makes sense, its just after over 3 months researching and "signing up" for countless things that to be honest are the same things coming from a different email addresses I'm still non the wiser than I was 3 months ago, except i could re-write some of it rename it and sell it lol confusing for a newbie

[Jim Gillum]

Ok that kinda makes sense, its just after over 3 months researching and "signing up" for countless things that to be honest are the same things coming from a different email addresses I'm still non the wiser than I was 3 months ago, except i could re-write some of it rename it and sell it lol confusing for a newbie

You are starting to learn......avoid the garbage......there is some good information available...it is just a little harder to find....

Remember the names of the "trash" sellers and you won't get "bit", at least as often....
I have a couple of bites.........way less than years ago....

[wahgo]

maybe I have just had to much information overload, but from what I've seen on forums people re-write the same old crap give it a new title and sell it ... and the same people keep buying the "new product" I just don't get it ( what I mean is the so called marketers just buy each others "products" ) I don't see where the money is actually made so to speak
Thank in advance

I can totally relate to what you are saying. There is a lot of the same stuff out there just renamed, a few paragraphs changed around, and a different link at the bottom. It can be so frustrating to anybody because there is only so much time that anyone can devote to learning about internet marketing. If you can devote your efforts full-time, some times I think that is worse. TOO MUCH INFORMATION...and DIDN'T I READ THAT YESTERDAY SOMEWHERE!

I distinctly remember the "ah-ha" moments when things made sense. It is those moments that will keep you going.

Good Luck!

[Jim Gillum]

There is a book floating around among some of the gooroos, about creating a new product in minutes.......they say change the title, move paragraphs around, rewrite the first paragraph and whamo...a new product....
They are also the same folks who advocate using phony names....wonder why?

[Mike McClurg]

It's easier for them than selling Kirbys or Rainbo Vacs
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[victoraroestad]

I agree whith much of what is said here. Even bookstores are starting to sell e-books, but at least they are not rewriting them and putting their name on it...lol

I do not really care what we can calla product or not anyway. If it's bad I stay clear of it. I'm also looking for a good expert following the information, so I have a place to ask questions if they arise.

In todays market, most information is free, so why pay some "guru" thousands of dollars for information you can find for free by a real expert.

All the Best,

Victor A Roestad

[The Joker]

Hey Victor i 50% agree with what your saying but with regards to paying money for info that you might feel is free then i have to slightly disagree.

For me yes, i always go on the lookout for free product or info but there are some occasions that you need some guidance and expertise and unfortunately most of this comes at a price.

For the majority we always come across an expert claiming to be the best around and if you follow what i say and what i've done then you'll get rich and i don't personally think you can do this on your own which is why yes, free advice and free products are good but how do we make money out of it and that's where the big dogs come in.
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[Allen Davis]

One of the big problems is too many people think they will become an internet marketer by reading a book or watching a video. All of that does nothing for you if you don't DO SOMETHING. Take what you have already read and put it to use. Don't go looking for more e-books. You will learn more by doing than you learn by reading.

[safehold]

Hi guys,

My experience thus far is not much different than most others, the best advice |I can offer is find one person whose stuff you really like and then go and implement it. Unsubscribe from everyone else and stay focussed.

Terry

[The Joker]

Terry the thing is, most people do follow someone they really like but the thing is that these people have already done it and who's to say it's going to work for you even if you put the time and money into it?
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[victoraroestad]

free advice and free products are good but how do we make money out of it and that's where the big dogs come in.

The money should not only come from the training, but some real products. An expert who know how to do the business has enough income through his company and do not have to charge for his secrets.

I of course understand experts charging for their time, but we still need to be sure to research more on those as there is "something in it for them" no mather if the training is good or not.

If I'm mentoring people for free I will have to be great or have great experts on my team if I want's to attract people, I can't just fake it until people pay
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Victor

[Kevin Potts]

All I can say folks is that if I had not put my hand very shakily into my pocket and get stole and borrowed my first $15,000 for a two day work shop with Tim Lowe, there is no way I would have set up and now be running niches and a massive european coaching business.

It was scary, I checked out the potential mentor, there was a guarantee, it made sense, I followed through and as you all know it had to work as I was working my notice when I went on the workshop and only had 4 more months to start making a living.

The training, the support and then the kick up the rear to launch the first product an EBay niche product and 1507 products I sold, made all the difference.

I guess carrying out due diligence is very important.

Warmly,

Kevin

[biys01]

Hi guys,

My experience thus far is not much different than most others, the best advice |I can offer is find one person whose stuff you really like and then go and implement it. Unsubscribe from everyone else and stay focussed.

Terry

that to me is by far the best advice I have had so far in the last 3 months lol,

but now i have to sift through over 4,000 email to find the ONE lol

Kev

p.s i must admit i did like Kevin Potts's videos

[victoraroestad]

All I can say folks is that if I had not put my hand very shakily into my pocket and get stole and borrowed my first $15,000 for a two day work shop with Tim Lowe, there is no way I would have set up and now be running niches and a massive european coaching business.

Yes, Kevin. There are a lot of good trainers and mentors out there
who you can pay for.

I'm only saying that there are also some great experienced experts
out there that will coach and mentor you for free. I'm working with
a few of them and I must say, it's high quality.

So for people who don't have the $15.000 start up money (and
those who do), there are options that is just as good as the paid
mentors.

All the Best,

Victor