Rocket Product Creation; A Review

Audrey — Sat, 01 May 2010 23:36:35 +0000

I must admit, I’m a fan of Kevin Riley. I like his big smile, and he always looks happy on his videos. Not only that, but his products are good.

Rocket Product Creation was released just prior to Christmas, with the announcement that it would help you earn Christmas cash by creating an info product and selling it online, all within 3 days. It’s now being promoted as a general “how to write a report and sell it” ebook. Sounds too good to be true? Well, I tried it, and here’s my opinion.

Kevin’s report is over 100 pages long, so grab a coffee before you start to read it through. It not only tells you everything you need to know about how to create your report, but also gives you a report template to make layout easier, and a copy of the $7 script. Never heard of the $7 script? It’s pretty powerful. It allows you to set up automatic download of your report after your buyer has paid with Paypal. It also allows you to easily recruit affiliates – people who will promote your report because they can make a commission any sales they generate. Imagine 1000 people you don’t know promoting your report, and you share the income 50/50 – that’s income you wouldn’t have if you’d restricted yourself to making sales on your own.

There are screenshots throughout the ebook on how to set up the $7 script, and Kevin even gives you ideas on how and where to sell your report, and find affiliates.

This ebook does tell you everything you need to know to start selling your report online, but the proof is in the pudding, as they say. Did it work for me? Yes, and no. I did write a report, which I was very happy with. I’m not at all technical, and in spite of the excellent screenshots that are in Kevin’s ebook, I did need help with the script setup, so had to add a few dollars for tech help to my outlays. Overall it took me more like 5 days, slotting it in around making sure the children did their maths, and arranging activities for our homeschool group. I also still have writing clients to keep happy. Yes, I did make sales, so this method definitely works.

This report is currently selling for $24.95, which, for the ebook, report template and sales script, is very good value. All you need to get up and running is a domain and some web hosting. If you want to dip your toe into the world of online publishing, or if you’re already working online in some other capacity and want to try creating and selling your own info product, this report will get you started. Click on the image in this post to find out more about this product. Highly recommended.

$100,000 A Year With No Selling?

Audrey — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 00:10:19 +0000

I was sitting in the car at the traffic lights yesterday, and there was a hand written sign on a piece of cardboard nailed to a power pole on the side of the road. It said “$100,000 a year, no cold calling, no selling, no MLM”, and had a website to visit for more information. I’ve seen a few such signs around lately, saying much the same thing.

Being the curious type that I am, I did visit their website. It had pictures of beautiful people enjoying themselves, and lots of testimonials from people who have made lots of money using this method.

It told me nothing about the method. It did, however, say that if you weren’t deadly serious about putting in the effort to the business, don’t bother getting in touch. The advertisers don’t have time to spend with people who aren’t committed to changing their lives.

Interesting marketing method, if you sit back and look at it.

This business will give you the lifestyle you dream of – flash cars, nice home, holidays.
You can run this business from home.
This business doesn’t need you to do anything that might be uncomfortable, such as selling or phoning strangers.
If you’re not 100% committed, don’t bother contacting them, even though there’s nothing on the website to tell you what you should be 100% committed to.

Honestly, if you stop and think about it, do you reckon this could be a good business opportunity? If you go back and read my post on how to identify a scam, alarm bells should ring. If there is no selling or cold calling, what is the product that’s being moved? Why can’t they tell you more what the business involves, so you can make a more informed decision on whether or not to contact them?

There was the option to sign up to receive more information. I was going to do it, just to see what it was about, but they asked for a phone number. If it had been just email contact, that’d be fine, but I don’t have time to take phone calls from people trying to sell me on a business opportunity that they have to keep a big secret until they have my contact details.

I think the old saying applies here – if it sounds too good to be true, it often is.

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$100,000 A Year With No Selling?