Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Pro From Go Review - Review of Chris Vendilli's Pro From Go Membership Site

If you pick a niche where no one has any money and no one wants to buy anything then you cannot succeed. Once you have chosen your niche, you are walked through the steps of organizing your approach. ORGANIZATION IS KEY. This is a very beneficial section. Chris then provides you with product creation tips for eBooks, membership sites and software. Then he discusses presentation and delivery methods so that you can have maximum conversions, maximum security, and minimum refunds. Next comes the website development. In this portion of the course Chris discusses how you can set up your website to convert well and make you as much money as possible. Chris works through one time offers, upsells, backend offers, cross selling and affiliate marketing. This helps you to generate even more money without doing a lot of extra work. If you can create these special offers and people like your product, then they will automatically make the extra purchases because they trust you. It is like free money! The last thing mentioned in the course is traffic generation. This includes SEO, PPC, banner ads, affiliate traffic, traffic exchanges and free traffic. Basically he covers almost every form of traffic generation you need to know about to sell your product. I find that it lacks in the area of Web 2.0, and only covers a very small portion of the Web 2.0 properties that can be used to generate traffic. In fact, from what he says, you cannot get anywhere close to the full benefits of Web 2.0. He barely even touches the subject. He then goes through an entire overview of the course, explaining how it works and how to get the most out of it. He tells you what each area of the site is for, and how you can use the different tools and information to your advantage. Once done the overview, the course moves into outsourcing, explaining what is, what you outsource, when to outsource and how to outsource. He tells you the best places to get different jobs done, and how to go about making sure that your outsourcers do exactly what you want them to do.

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