Comments on: Why Do Internet Marketers Always RAVE About Every Freakin Launch?!

By: Tim Villard

Tim Villard — Tue, 31 May 2011 01:04:30 +0000

I agree Solomon Hueys. Every time I am using all my social networks I always see a new tweet or something saying a new launch. It's about the person not the product or launch. I syndicated this page all on my social networks.

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By: Solomon Huey

Solomon Huey — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:49:05 +0000

@Monika Tuttle – Haha I used to have the “OH NO” mentality too.

I ultimately changed my mindset for a couple of reasons.

First, we must realize that although there are a lot of launches out there, some of these new products can help you immensely. I know some products/services I’ve purchased are worth thousands of dollars more than I paid for them. So yea, there’s a lot of new stuff to weed through all the time, but finding the right site can make all the difference in your income.

Second, these launches are INCREDIBLE lessons on marketing! Regardless of what you think about the product itself, remember that thousands (sometimes hundreds of thousands or even MILLIONS) of dollars are being made right in front of your eyes! So big launches are always worth paying attention to.

With these 2 points in mind, I’m more excited about seeing new launches than ever.

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By: Monika Tuttle

Monika Tuttle — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:36:56 +0000

Interesting and informative article Solomon. As for me I am getting pretty tired of the many so called NEW Launches. Having been on the internet for many years, thankfully I can spot all the hype and check things out with caution. As you say, if it is from someone I trust, like yourself, I will look at it more carefully. For the most part what goes thru my mind is: OH NO Not another one LOL. There are just too many. Monika

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By: Solomon Huey

Solomon Huey — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 06:44:51 +0000

Hey Mark good to see ya here! Yea you know there is so much to cover on this topic it was very tough for me to write on it. I personally won't go the route of saying don't buy a product, but I think that's just more of me being too nice. I certainly think that about some products sometimes. I personally have mixed feelings about cut and paste emails, because I know some list owners aren't confident in writing their own emails. So when a top marketer has excellent copy, it's really hard for some folks to put their own personal spin on it and keep it effective. Or maybe they just feel the pre-written emails already do an excellent job of explaining the product. Or maybe they're just being lazy! haha :) Personally, I prefer to write my emails to add my personal touch though.

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By: Mark Hodgetts

Mark Hodgetts — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 04:55:54 +0000

Hi Solomon. Interesting post. I find that I don't rave about every launch that comes along and in fact I sometimes say - hey guys this product is launching - I think its over-hyped (happens a lot with Clickbank launches)- don't buy it. I find this builds credibility and when I do make a recommendation to buy people find me to be believable. One thing I do not like is on launch day when I receive a dozen emails from high profile marketers that are all cut and paste emails. I tend to buy from people who review products properly and while it's hard work to review everything, I find that by making an honest review, subscribers are more likely to buy from me. A bonus offer doesn't hurt as well

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By: Solomon Huey

Solomon Huey — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 02:50:22 +0000

Thanks for the comment Debbie, really appreciate it!! :)

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By: Debbie Ducker

Debbie Ducker — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:02:22 +0000

Solomon, I am a little late here reading your post! But always enjoy them every chance I get. Thanks for all you do to provide good information on Internet marketing. Debbie :)

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