Butterfly marketing

[Sun and kisses]

Didnt heard of it but i think its kinda interesting strategy

[DougDavidson]

I have a copy, and I wouldn't recommend it.

Buying the manuscript would be worth just seeing the funnel process behind the sales copy in my opinion: you get hit with offer after offer. Kinda like an aggressive used car salesman chasing you off the lot to pull you back in to continue the negotiation over and over - if I may say so.

Doug

[geurbie]

Originally Posted by Tara

The only getting rich here is Mike Filsaime. It will set you back $1,497.

Wow, that a nice chunk of change!

[ezhel]

honestly I never heard of this kind of strategy too and I don't have any idea of this.

[geurbie]

It better be good for that price.

[bobkat]

doesn't Frank kern talks about same thing in his Mass Control

[C.Whyte]

Butterfly marketing is actually quite powerful. True it's very spammy, but it's actually done EXTREMELY well for some people.

[Chris@Crane]

These 'schemes' that are cropping up everywhere nowadays really make me wonder - if they're so good, why the hell are the makers selling them?!

It's against human nature to want to make someone else better off, unless you're someone like Gandhi of course.

It surprises me that people fail to see they're lining the pockets of some 'entrepenuer'...


Good luck to people who use these schemes / ebooks though, obviously it works for some people and they obviously have to work hard for it, but I think it's only a very specific audience of business minded people that truly benefit from these things...

[Kaabi]

Seems pretty stupid to me, based on what I read off DP. One guy made a really good point about how the gurus get rich, just by hyping up their products ecstatically and gathering testimonials from their friends. 95% of it is worthless.