My Email Inbox
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 9:57 am
Over the past year, my email inbox has been consistantly crammed with solicitations from a handful of vendors/guru's who are promising to make me the biggest producer on the planet in all lines (personal, comemercial, life, health, annuity) if only I'll fork over the tidy sum that ranges from $39.95 (must act now...this offer will be withdrawn in the next 45 seconds) to thousands of dollars.
Some of these offers are as simple as e-book downloads. Others are in the mid range of 3 ring binder manuals with supplemental DVD's, while a select few offer a full blown system that promises new found fortune, the ability to put myself in front of big monied decision makers after blasting through their gatekeeper's and mind manipulation techniques that will hyptnotize the most cynical of high earners and have them begging me to sign them up, take their money and personally invite me to their country clubs to introduce me to their friends who also have fat bank accounts and multi million dollar businesses.
Many of the offers start with testimonials about how the poor shlub writing to me owned an agency and was on the brink of financial failure and then 'finally' responded to this email and bought their program, took their advice, implimented everything and suddenly within two weeks time, had a schedule full of appointments with people throwing money at them.
I'm sure I'm not the only agency principal who's getting this stuff. I think the vast majority of it is a bunch of hooey, designed to take desparate people and suck up their diminishing funds...but I would be interested in hearing from others here about their feelings and experiences in this new arena.
Go at it...
Some of these offers are as simple as e-book downloads. Others are in the mid range of 3 ring binder manuals with supplemental DVD's, while a select few offer a full blown system that promises new found fortune, the ability to put myself in front of big monied decision makers after blasting through their gatekeeper's and mind manipulation techniques that will hyptnotize the most cynical of high earners and have them begging me to sign them up, take their money and personally invite me to their country clubs to introduce me to their friends who also have fat bank accounts and multi million dollar businesses.
Many of the offers start with testimonials about how the poor shlub writing to me owned an agency and was on the brink of financial failure and then 'finally' responded to this email and bought their program, took their advice, implimented everything and suddenly within two weeks time, had a schedule full of appointments with people throwing money at them.
I'm sure I'm not the only agency principal who's getting this stuff. I think the vast majority of it is a bunch of hooey, designed to take desparate people and suck up their diminishing funds...but I would be interested in hearing from others here about their feelings and experiences in this new arena.
Go at it...