Comments on: Why I’m Not Promoting Niche Blueprint

By: James

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 13:47:47 +0000

Happy to help!

By: RC

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:12:00 +0000

Very well said James! I was almost preyed on this one. Your advice sounds!

By: Bill

Mon, 12 Jan 2009 07:19:16 +0000

Hey James,
Thanks for confirming my own thoughts on Niche Blueprint. I am a member of commission blueprint so I do know these guys and admire their work. However there is lot of truth in what you say. Put the current products into action and run with it.

One of the exciting benefits of Commission Blueprint is that Tim & Steve have their own CPA network. So that is going to be very handy with the Arbitrage efforts. Yes I’m in there with you and already enjoying the initial stuff.

Have a good break at the beach James. I hope we can get together to chat one day as I’m in Brizzy and get down to Sydney often on business etc. In fact I’ll be there next week when my family & I hop on the Pacific Dawn for a cruise around NZ. Yes, on affiliate earnings.

2009…..Bring It On!!

Cheers Mate
Bill

By: Smart Internet Marketing

Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:39:55 +0000

Very cool post man. Informative and a good reason as to why not to purchase the Niche Blueprint. However, I think the materials inside will teach people how to do niche marketing as in such. They could choose to use these techniques and succeed with affiliate (niche) marketing instead of the dropshit. lol

Thanks, I had a good read.

By: Buddy

Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:32:28 +0000

Hi James,
I’ve seen your other blogs, just found this one. For my part 2009 will be spent on learning SEO and keyword mastery. Ive unsubscribed from almost every marketers list. You’re one of the few I’ll continue to follow although I’m not going to get involved with any more products. I’ve decided it’s time to knuckle down and commit myself.
Good New Year to you and yours,

Buddy

By: Ami

Sun, 11 Jan 2009 11:16:37 +0000

Agree with you on the plan. It is a lot of fun and excitement and a flurry of activity when a project starts but then when things have been set up, well there is something else.

So complete on going projects is one I’ll borrow from you

And I like the not buying any more products. My computer is littered with products I have never watched or read!

By: Carmelita

Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:27:10 +0000

More golden advice as always, sensai James. Seriously, do you have your brain IM knowledge on a Matrix-type disk that I can just download to my peanut brain? It would cut down years off my learning curve and do amazing things for my bank account…

but then, no fun in that, aye? gotta learn and savor the process. thanks again for your insights, I had been caught up in the “hoo haa” (to borrow from Alex) as well…in pure newbie fashion. Still considering the purchase of niche blue but your points will now help weigh my decision.

wishing you and your family many blessing in 2009, James.

Cheers,
carmelita

By: Lillea

Sat, 10 Jan 2009 01:16:24 +0000

I have the Nitro Blueprint System (NOT Niche Blueprint. Funny how similar the names are!). I purchased The Nitro Blueprint System based on the strength of your recommendations and other research I conducted. Sometimes I find my mind/attention veering away from it when reading catchy salescopy put out by other marketers. I’ve finally learned to unsubscribe from most lists to avoid this distraction. That will include deleting the messages I got about Niche BluePrint.

Adding a few things here and there to round out a strategy (fill in gaps) is good, of course, but when a person is new to all of this, like I am, it’s easy to get looped into the fear that something isn’t good enough *before* giving it a full go. I think that people hope that a ‘new’ system will save them even more time/steps.

Yes, it’s so easy to be lured by each compelling sales pitch instead of sticking with products/training that that we’ve already purchased and work just fine as long as we follow the directions.

By: Alex Newell

Fri, 09 Jan 2009 18:12:56 +0000

Very interesting James.

I’m sure with your PPC skills there’s no way you would bother with Drop shipping etc!

I think Tim and Steve created their own directory of programmes so there is no other cost to using their methodology.

It’s very helpful to have a clear post like this. Even though I am very busy right now and my business model also does not include drop shipping I may have been diverted a bit by the hoo haa!

BTW I also bought Commission Blueprint and very recently Doubledigitctr. I am still going through the latter but I am very impressed with it and it’s obviously going to improve my Adwords performance.

All The Best

Alex