HarveyJ
He is - THE CACTUS!
Richard: Unlike a lot of the people here, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt, and assume you're just someone that feel for the latest "guru" con, and that you're not actually a shill.
1) If it's so great, how come the guarantee policy changed from being for 12 weeks to 30 days? And that those 30 days started from the time of purchase, giving people that purchased at launch only 4 days of the course to actually hit the refund button?
And that because of the delays, they only got 2 days since the first material was released?
I mean, it sounds kind of shady to me.
2) How valuable is the information of getting a campaign, and then direct linking it in the ads through Google?
And don't tell me that the idea is for people to "think outside of the box". If you're going to teach a course, the material that's taught has to be exactly applicable. If I went to uni and was told to "think outside the box" or to do something that wasn't taught in the course just to pass the course (I'm not talking extra credit here, but kudos to those that have figured that shit out on their own) I'd be very pissed off.
3) How do you defend people that commit to running a course, and then don't even post material on time because they're too busy laughing it up at a conference and they can't even put a post on their own site explaining that they're going to be late delivering?
4) What is your opinion on the fact that almost none of the print material is of any use, given that it's not even the slides used in the video presentation? Do you feel that the video presentation is at all useful given that a lot of the time, the info being spoken about is out of sync with the actualk material showing up in the video?
I should point out that I haven't bought the course, but I AM talking to a number of people that did, because I'm more interested in the reasons why people sign up to this sort os crap. It's straight of a psych text book on marketing.
Windjc: There are those of us that can type amazingly fast.
Giving Richard the benefit of the doubt, he could be ana amazing typist. I can do over 100wpm normally, and hit about 140wpm with only a 5% increase in errors when I'm speeding.
1) If it's so great, how come the guarantee policy changed from being for 12 weeks to 30 days? And that those 30 days started from the time of purchase, giving people that purchased at launch only 4 days of the course to actually hit the refund button?
And that because of the delays, they only got 2 days since the first material was released?
I mean, it sounds kind of shady to me.
2) How valuable is the information of getting a campaign, and then direct linking it in the ads through Google?
And don't tell me that the idea is for people to "think outside of the box". If you're going to teach a course, the material that's taught has to be exactly applicable. If I went to uni and was told to "think outside the box" or to do something that wasn't taught in the course just to pass the course (I'm not talking extra credit here, but kudos to those that have figured that shit out on their own) I'd be very pissed off.
3) How do you defend people that commit to running a course, and then don't even post material on time because they're too busy laughing it up at a conference and they can't even put a post on their own site explaining that they're going to be late delivering?
4) What is your opinion on the fact that almost none of the print material is of any use, given that it's not even the slides used in the video presentation? Do you feel that the video presentation is at all useful given that a lot of the time, the info being spoken about is out of sync with the actualk material showing up in the video?
I should point out that I haven't bought the course, but I AM talking to a number of people that did, because I'm more interested in the reasons why people sign up to this sort os crap. It's straight of a psych text book on marketing.
Windjc: There are those of us that can type amazingly fast.
Giving Richard the benefit of the doubt, he could be ana amazing typist. I can do over 100wpm normally, and hit about 140wpm with only a 5% increase in errors when I'm speeding.
