Is Internet Marketing A Myth?
I’ve taken a lot of internet marketing courses and read a lot of ebooks. Most of them talk about the same:
- Sign up for an autoresponder
- Create a squeeze page
- Create a series of emails
- Rinse and repeat
You can make a LOT of money doing this…don’t get me wrong. But you can make a lot more if you start harnessing offline marketing in your business.
You see, online marketing is preached as the “holy grail” of marketing.
But ask the big information marketing powerhouses like Agora, Boardroom, and Weiss where the REAL money is made. They absolutely clean house offline… humiliating any online marketer who comes in their path.
Here’s the deal
Millionaire internet marketer Russell Brunson has just released a special offline report: “The IM Myth” where he shatters the myth that internet marketing is the “be all-end all” of marketing.
You can check it out here.
Believe me, this stuff is the real deal. The marketers who absolutely annihilate their competition are the ones that incorporate offline
marketing into the mix.
So check out Russell’s report now before you’re competition discovers it!
One more thing, one of Russell’s tips he reveals is how he moved his offline list online. This absolutely blew me away, and is something I’m going to
implement in my own business immediately. So get it right now, while it’s still on your mind.
Comment by Cheryl on 9 October 2007:
Interesting report. It makes me think again about Internet marketing… thanks for sharing this.
Comment by Inside Small Business on 11 October 2007:
Great article, lots of valuable information in here.
Comment by Emperor on 30 October 2007:
In my opinion internet marketing is overrated and a bit of a make money scam. Don’t get me wrong there are many cases in which we could use internet marketing but those are a select few,
Comment by News Archive on 30 October 2007:
great link, thanks
Comment by Aldian on 1 November 2007:
Hi Emperor,
It’s sad that Internet marketing is accused for make money scam. The truth is, Internet marketing is not get-rich-quick scheme.
I’m writing a case study about it and will post it tomorrow.