The Art Of Internet Marketing Promotion
Finally, I’ve received the first couple of Derek Gehl videos of the 4 Day Build-a-Biz Challenge.
I’ve been a fan of Derek Gehl from when I first began researching internet marketing and making money online. He is the millionaire CEO of the Internet Marketing Center, and qualifies as an ‘internet marketing guru’, and I’m not generally a fan of the IM guru.
However, I have some excellent IM training manuals from the Internet Marketing Center, and they cost me very little (although I got collared for $120 customs duty, it was STILL a good deal!), so I don’t like to knock the man or his company.
Internet marketing gurus don’t spend their time and money on projects in which there isn’t an investment in the bigger picture. After all, this is how they have become millionaires — boy, can I be naïve sometimes!
Of course, the 4 Day Build-a-Biz Challenge is a vehicle for promoting a new product. Derek is using new software called Bebiz that enables the entrepreneur to create an online business from scratch.
So far, I’ve only watched the first video, and am disappointed. I’d hoped to witness Derek conducting his niche-identifying market research via the routes we are familiar with, like Google Labs, Amazon database scrutiny, Yahoo Answers, forum foraging, and then see him develop his keyword list.
But every step of the creation of his new online business is accomplished via the new software, in which I don’t have the slightest interest.
I’m not particularly keen to watch the remaining videos, but I’ll try to fit them in, just to be fair, as I started this ball rolling, and should see where it winds up.
Sorry there are no wonderful internet marketing revelations!
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I think that’s the point when it comes to marketing. It’s really hard to learn from someone… someone can inspire you in good or in bad but learning from the person directly might be difficult. Learning from someone’s mistakes, yes. But successes? They are usually unique…
That said I don’t know anything about marketing!
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You’re one crazy French chick, Zhu, and I love ya for it!
I was hoping to learn some innovative new techniques, not get the sales patter for a new product of his!
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