“Screw the training and just dive into the system”. Not possible as the system is locked down and being drip fed at a painfully slow module per week.

I have no doubt that the MBS will kick butt and be a very worthwhile investment. However 3 weeks in and no-one but Amish, Jay and the gang have made any money with MBS.

And still at least another week before members can launch a campaign.

Mychael

Next, I agree with Jeremy King’s comment. This is an open door for Amish and Jay to collect more information from successful affiliates. They can then run the campaigns on their own.

I did purchase the product with the sole purpose of getting a look at the inside of their system.

Unless something “Magic” happens I will be asking for a refund.

One thing to keep in mind, the system can be used to promote your own product, they can’t take that away. Unless they want to become your affiliate.

Eric Sullivan

I believe your spot on with your analysis of the Magic-Bullet System.

However, you cannot say it is a bad idea what these 2 young Entrepreneurs are doing. In fact I have to take my hat off to them for leading the charge. At least this way, many rookies to the business will be able to learn the trade, quickly and efficiently, instead of secound guessing and losing money and in a time when the economy is bad and jobs are being outsourced, this option is more than a god send.

More power to them and lets see in the next 2 months if it works, as I’ve made an investment in the product myself and hope to gain some results.

Thanks for subject to light Andrew.
Cheers.

An amazing number of courses have been launched over the past two weeks; think I’ll let the dust settle, wait for some real comment from real purchasers (not the vendors and their team of affiliates) and see what might really be worth investing in.

Somehow I don’t think that delaying a purchase for a month or three is going to make much difference to eventual success if this course (or any of the others being promoted so assiduously) are really worthwhile.

Sure alot of it is trial and error, and they wont be making 10k on the first day. But there is no reason why beginners cant become 4 figures a day in a very short time.

duh.

we all would. lets not bs each other.

I believe the comments with the affiliate and backend thing…. all the offers in the system are run via their network, so they get a % of the action….

they train all these affiliates, maybe 10% do anything with it, and they get 50 or so really good affiliates.

bingo.

plus the monthly fees for the software (if any).

Is this worth $3k? If you’re a noob with no knowledge of marketing but are looking for a work at home or escape your job opportunity, probably not.

If you are a person who is a decent marketer but not as gifted technologically, then perhaps so. This takes into account value of time, opportunity cost, stupid tax, etc.

I remember spending my first year and a half on the web trying to do everything for free, plus I didn’t know who to trust. There was no WF forum, or explosion of affiliate bloggers like diorex, Ruck & others who helped bend minds in a different direction without slagging every IM project out there.

That was something I regret, though it wasn’t like I made a mistake – just didn’t know.

So maybe people in the category I mentioned should consider getting on their waiting list. Most of the guys I see criticizing out-of-the-box solutions are justified in their claims, because there is no “magic bullet”.

But they also may be unjustified, because not everyone has unlimited time, unlimited finances, a technical background, or whatever I and some of the other even younger guys had when learning their trade.

btw, not sure where I come down on the “building a aff network off noobs” or the “they’re stealing data”. I don’t know Amish, but he appears to be a Ruck-like person in terms of sharing specifics, and just got into the Frank Kern crowd to bump sales. I could be totally wrong. What I’m saying is stealing data is pretty short-sighted and word gets around fast – “hey, I had this campaign smoking and now it’s all gone”. “hey, I did too”. (sound of 2 and 2 crashing together…)

Why they would take noobs and build a network, I have no clue. Maybe their system is good enough to squeeze out at least bottom feeders in many markets. Still a bunch out there with companies who have no clue how to market. If my google accounts hadn’t been killed, I would still be destroying those microniches myself.