PPCClassroom.net – Answering Questions About PPC Classroom

I just wanna leave a coment especially for Kelly and all the folks who
share that concern.

I was thinking the exact same way. When i realised i DO wanna make a great living online, i also HAVE to invest a lil bit of money.
Look, for going to college we pay $ 70'^000 to or up to $100 000+ for education, and most people end up with 45'000 dollar jobs !

Then also consider for all the useless stuff you spend your money for.
We all should spend 50percent of the extra money we have on our online business and it will pay off. I promise :-)
One last thing, select a good niche. Not one that is overflooded with competition. it takes time, but boy is it worth it.

I hope i was a bit of a help.

To YOUR Success

Sandro

Thanks for checking out my signature link.

Re the truthful answer - have I ever given you anything but.

re big time marketers pushing people's buttons - that's what marketers do / that 's how marketing works. I wouldn't worry about it. You got the content to make a good decision here.

Re the "list." Honestly, if you (or anyone else) is looking to just grab Jeremy's list (and it is the complete list) and pump some dimes in one end to see money out the other, you're missing the purpose of the class and program - and I REALLY don't recommend you buy it.

The list is being given out so you can get the exact details on what worked, why it worked, how it worked. You will have to deconstruct for your niche, what you care about, what you know, etc. If you were left with that, I wouldn't recommend this course. The section on choosing the right keywords is some of the best stuff in the course and that combined with the engine is going to give you some serious strength (it was one of the things that lead me to do that interview).

Actually, let me recommend that you stay FAR AWAY from the items on Jeremy's list (if you get the class, of course). There will be a ton of copycats and while the process will work, a zillion people all bidding for the same terms will bring the prices up to where there is no more profit to be made in the delta.

Hope that helps you make the decision.

Paul

Hi Paul,
What I was wondering is with this "coveted list" of affiliate programs that will be released that Jeremy has used to make all his money from. I have a hard time believing that this is Jeremy's true list of affiliate programs, or his complete list. Why would he give out this information and bring alot of competition for himself??

They say that it is the list of programs he used to make all his money in 2006, so what about this year is this the same list of affiliate programs he has used this year also 2007??

Also If dozens of people buy the course and have access to this same list won't that cause too much competition with everyone promoting the same programs?? How then can anybody make money off of these affiliate programs with all this competition??

I have to be skeptical here because these big time marketers know how to push people's buttons with these big product launches by building up curiosity with this "list", and showing big numbers of how they made all this money. Then when the average joe struggling to make some money online buys their expensive course even though they really can't afford to hoping this might finally be what they need to start making money finds out later that it is only a partial list of affiliate programs. Or the affiliate programs aren't that successful for Jeremy anymore so he decides to tell everyone what programs he DID make big money from and let everyone scramble to see if they can still make a few pennies from them!

I would really like a truthful answer here!

Thanks Paul
Lavonne Van Dyke

Stephen,

Listed to the interview over at ElectronicMarketingInterviews.com, specifically the part where he discusses times when you want to send the clicks right to the offer - and some of his thoughts about keywords and testing.

If your product would make sense with this kind of marketing (and I can only imagine your market is tired of giving away email address) that this could be really interesting.

Also, the chance to try different keywords for different network marketing products and services could be really interesting as well. The tool they provide could manage this in some very cool ways.

But at the end, your choice.

Again, it's a commitment. You do sound like you understand your niche pretty well so thanks for considering.

Paul

Hi Paul,
Thanks for you excellent video of PPC Classroom. Essentially, I am a network marketer. Recently I started promoting an information product that is really targeting frustrated, disillusioned network marketers. So I guess my situation is a little different than full time affiliate marketers who spread there marketing across many different niches.

The info product I am promoting certainly points network marketers to the Internet as a solution to the problem of having to bug family and friends to join their business. Once they have read the material and get it then the affiliate programs are easy to recommend but before then, they are not really looking at many of the marketing affiliate programs in the list of affiliates as a solution to their problem.

So in short, my niche is really only one group, all be it large (frustrated network marketers everywhere) so I am wondering how valuable PPC classroom would be for me considering these factors. I often run into the same problem when I look at say PLR articles and so forth.
Thanks,
Steve

As I tried to point out in the video, this thing takes commitment. This is a serious program and if someone is dedicated to the process, I think they'll see some amazing results.

Part of the InternetMarketingHype problem is that they promise a quick fix for just 19.99.

This ain't a quick fix. This is a proven system and the software behind it all to make it happen.

Paul

I'm not sure if I should take this class or not. There is so much Internet marketing type training out there, I'm trying to figure out if I should spend my money (and more importantly, my time) on this course.

I gotta admit, it sounds pretty cool, but so do most courses.

Any insight you have would be appreciated.

Thanks!