Its the get quick rich and how to make a million in a day grows that are the cause of the problem. That and human nature.

If the customers didnot believe it was possible then the source would dry up. Sadly tomany people believe the hype

regards and keep up the good work

I am blasted with email daily and sometime 2 or 3 times per day from the same person about the same product day after day. One email with one reminder a few days later about a product is enough in my way of thinking. I suppose that is why they have an unsubscribe button though isn’t it.

A section of the Internet has now morphed into a place where active marketers hammer you with blatant sales pitches and fuel the greed for making money quickly by offering solutions that can make you rich overnight with no work. We see more of this because we are in the Internet marketing niche.

In another area of the Internet (much bigger), people continue to exchange information and discuss problems and their solutions.

Arun

I’m currently on a backlinking & email marketing campaign so your information really highlights the very foundations of success that many of us forget or simply overlook, me included.

On another note, I recenlty read your article on duplicate content, very interesting indeed & certainly sorted arguements this end.

Cheers Neil, have a super day.

Peter

More than free reports and other amazing stuff, the best value a marketer can give, in my opinion, is himself. When you truly care for others and help them, people will value you and what you recommend.

A fellow seeker who has been absent online for 2 years, when she came back because she was beginning to recover sought out the posts of one marketer. She joined and bought all that that marketer recommended because as she says, “I respect him. He has always dealt fairly with me, helping me even when it wasn’t his responsibility to do so. He has always been aboveboard, honest and trustworthy. I don’t have to read the TOS. If he recommends it, I’ll buy it!”

He-he-he … I’m not sure this will work for everyone, but I know where she’s coming.

The customer really is king and will not tolerate shoddy quality
products over the long haul. Over deliver with real value and
enjoy a long future of happiness and prosperity. Amen!

All the best,

Jon

However I have to say that it’s due to “Adding Value” why since 2008 my email inbox overflows everyday with offers for me to purchase a product through some marketers affiliate link. To me that’s not “Adding Value”, it’s a blatant bribe that marketer’s (on and off line have been taught and in turn teach to others) use to sell products faster.

Adding Value is taking me as a customer and giving me a price break/discount on your great product.

Adding Value is you being an unselfish marketer that is more concerned with helping make me a success than you trying to sell me on some new pricey launch or product.

Adding value is taking the time to compile as much info as possible about a niche or topic and giving me access to it without me having to pay a $29 – $50 monthly membership fee when you know full well that you are only going to update/add new info to the site every 2 – 3 months.

Adding Value is making me see through your actions that you are truly a friend (not marketer) that I can depend on to assist me in my internet quest when I hit a roadblock, I lose focus or just plain don’t know what the heck I’m doing.

While I can go on for days I won’t because the bottom line is:

If you truthfully and unselfishly help me accomplish any goals I may have I would purchase whatever you told me to , when you told me to, through whatever link you give me, with no addition research on how to get it for less and I would do it without the $1000′s worth of bribes (I mean bonuses) piled on top.

Paul