Originally, I didn’t purchase the $7 secrets ebook until Allan Says mentioned it and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about.

The book is basic, but provides some good inspiration for other marketers.

For anyone who’s curious, here’s the rundown of the $7 method:

Find a niche
Create an info-product. Keep it short (which is an idea I love).
Sell it for $7 or a relatively small price-point.
Recruit affililiates by giving them 100% commissions.
Make back-end profits from affiliate links in the info product, upsells, and future marketing from the list you build.
Rinse and repeat.

What I enjoyed best about it was the free scripts provided to make it all work and someone pushing the idea to provide affordable products instead of overpriced ones.

What I don’t care much for is all the $7 ebooks/products that are popping up – most of which seems to be crapola wrapped in a pretty sales letter.

Out of the 5 $7 products I’ve purchased so far, only 2 were worth it. And you know it’s pretty sad when a product can’t even live up to a $7 price tag. *sigh*

If you don’t already have it, I’d recommend it simply to get the scripts that it comes with and, possibly, to get your product listed in the website he set up specifically for customers called $7 offers.

Otherwise, if you have coding experience and don’t mind shelling out the time, you could recreate the scripts yourself and follow the above outline.

~ Teli

I was wondering if you have looked much into the $7 reports craze? Any validity here, or just another way for the gurus to vacuum out our wallets in smaller bits?

Thanks,
Scott

Thanks!

Bryan

Niche a Day, Blog a Day, Rich Jerk (New Edition), etc. It won’t work unless you have a plan.

Period.

Buying and investing in all of this stuff is totally useless… unless you have a plan.

Did I mention that you need a plan?

Even all of this PLR stuff isn’t worth the effort unless you have a plan of ACTION and a map of how you’re going to use all of this stuff.

(Marc, do you agree?)

I told you a few months ago that I invested in the AdWords BlackBook DVD’s (on #8 of 13 and I’ve learned a LOT. If anyone has questions, feel free to email me at ) and I am starting to see “movement” in this business.

I am getting about $30-50 (net) a day in ClickBank revenue — if that doesn’t seem like a lot of money, $30 a day is bout 11 thousand a year. In a year, I should be “even” with the expenses of all of those ebooks and courses and memberships and seminars….

I love ya, Splork. I really do. I would love to see you succeed in this.

However…

… you are going to need a real plan. You’re all over the place.

My plan is simple: Have an income from some ClickBank products (in my particular niche) and create a huge list while doing it.

Then repeat.

Today, I received more email from Chris at Affiliate Project X (or is that Dominating ClickBank?). Quite frankly, I think Chris and Andrew Fox are the same person.

Anyway, they are now affiliates of The Rich Jerk’s new product, Duvet Dollars (now, what a cutsie name for a product)…

So, wouldn’t it be better to follow ONE plan, ONE teacher?

Yes. It’s working for me.

Bryan