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bat91186
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#141 · Posted: 12 Jun 2008 02:50
Hello all,
I have a few questions, as I am quite certain I will be starting up with CCPro. First of all, its obvious that some people are going to make good money with this program, others might make serious money, and others will lose money. What I want to know is what seperates these people from one another? is it having the knowledge and intelligence in marketing to attract a lot of people to you? is it having a lot of money to invest in your business? is it just pure luck????(joking.. kind of). my point is, what exactly do those who are making a good living from ccpro have, that others do not have? My other question is, and I still need to do some serious research, but it seems to me that an important factor that will affect how much profit one generates is who you are on a sales team with, and who your coach is. am i correct in this assumption? lastly, approximately how many hours a week does one spend on this in order to absoultely maximize one's profit.
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successful2008
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#142 · Posted: 13 Jun 2008 17:31
Hi,
I started with CCPro back in Dec 2007. When I got started, I knew nothing about marketing but I knew that I wanted to make money. I did make some huge mistakes. I started doing PPC. (pay per click) and I really didn't set up a marketing budget. Now, that I know better. I really watch it. I am the adverage person who knew nothing. I have to much help in this business. Failure is not an option, success is. With CCPro, you have all the training at your finfure tips for success.
To your massive success,
Michelle
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BillChechel
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#143 · Posted: 13 Jun 2008 17:44
bat91186: how much profit one generates is who you are on a sales team with, and who your coach is.
That is true to some degree.
With CCPRO you can succeed even if you sponsor isnt the most seasoned vet of the business. The help you receive comes from everyone, thats if you want it.
Some will just try one thing and see little results and say "this business doesnt work". You need to apply all the training in order for it to work. If you take the time to learn the system, heed others advice and learn from those mistakes made by others you will succeed.
What seperates those who succeed from those who fail is their persistence and tenacity. All the leaders in our company(and many other companies) have struggled at one time. But it was their ability to fight through these struggles that allowed them to get where they are today.
Good luck in your decision!
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Jubie33
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#144 · Posted: 17 Jun 2008 20:18 · Edited by: Jubie33
All I want to know is there anyone out there that is earning a six figure income with CCPro? If not, are you at least satisfied with your ROI? And is this company listed with the BBB? I haven't looked because I don't feel like it nor am I interested in CCPro(lol) but since everyone is so fascinated with it, I was just wondering these few questions. The people that were speaking about it back in Jan. or even last year are not even bragging about it anymore. lol What's up with that?
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successful2008
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#145 · Posted: 17 Jun 2008 21:51
Yes, there are a lot of people who do make a 6 figure income. There is a lot of hype about CCPro. My suggestion to is this, if you're a serious entrepreneur, you would not be asking these questions. When I joined CCPro, I did not look into how many people were making a 6 figure income, I was looking at the company as a whole. I am very happy with being with CCPro. If this is not right for you, that's ok. You'll find a home business that's right for you, or you're already in one that makes you happy. If that is the case, I wish you many years of success.
To your massive success,
Michelle
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TJamMoneyMan
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#146 · Posted: 17 Jun 2008 23:27
Jubie33: The people that were speaking about it back in Jan. or even last year are not even bragging about it anymore. lol What's up with that?
I think that is a significant observation.
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Sonni
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#147 · Posted: 17 Jun 2008 23:36
I think there can be significant differences in what each person experiences in any type of business online or off. There are so many factors to look at. One person may fail miserably at lets's say PL while another makes money hand over fist with PL. The one failing will cry scam and the other will say it's great. Go figure.
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BillChechel
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#148 · Posted: 18 Jun 2008 10:13
Jubie33: The people that were speaking about it back in Jan. or even last year are not even bragging about it anymore. lol What's up with that?
TJamMoneyMan: I think that is a significant observation
There are so many reasons why people(CCPRO)consultants would not still be here from January. I stick around because I get a lot of marketing help from other posts and I have also had sign ups in my CCPRO organization from this forum.
I would not make any assumptions about how viable CCPRO is as a business opportunity based on the absence of a few consultants on this forum. What I will tell you though is that not everyone that teams up with CCPRO will earn $250 in their first year. Not everyone will stick around. Thats just the nature of any business in general.
On top of CCPRO business I own an Auto Care/Transmission business that has been very profitable for me. I have seen new and old shops close down around me due to many different reasons. But I still continue to grow and grow due to my persistence and ability to change with the times.
The reason I bring this up is because it is important to look at the bigger picture. Just because others have failed at a certain business does not mean it will not work for you nor does it mean that the business is not viable. It is good that you are doing your due diligence, but really, you have to expand outside this forum to make your final decision.
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successful2008
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#149 · Posted: 18 Jun 2008 17:35
Well said Bill. I too am with CCPro & Love It.
To your massive success,
Michelle
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successful2008
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#150 · Posted: 18 Jun 2008 17:37
That is so true. People can say what they want to say. CCPro is working for me and countless others. I'm happy.
To Your Massive Success,
Michelle
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cricfan
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#151 · Posted: 19 Jun 2008 17:49 · Edited by: cricfan
after a few months of research & knowledge acquiring, I now know that CCP is a powerful business model...
the key is to take the time to educate yourself, and plug into the training provided by the leaders...
though I am not a part of it, I now know that when a person goes out and learns the REAL marketing principles, he/she can be successful at any home business...
CCP is here to stay for the long haul I believe...
and btw, there's a way everyone can use to basically join this business virtually free and also get free advertising...
some of you already know how 
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successful2008
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#152 · Posted: 20 Jun 2008 11:46
Thank you for the reply. CCPro is a huge force on the internet now and will be for years to come. Are you with CCPro now? If not, check us out, we're here to help you make a 6 figure income. If you already are in a home business, I wish you many years of success,
To your massive success,
Michelle
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Donna Lee
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#153 · Posted: 21 Jun 2008 16:53
Hi all,
I just wanted to put my two cents in. I have joined ccpro this month and I am a newbie. So far, so good. I'm highly satisfied with what I have seen and learned so far. You just don't know how much you don't know until you join this program! I have a Master's degree in Business and I have 15 years experience in Information Technology, but this program teaches the inexperienced what you need to know to be successful. Yes, you do have to have some money to get started, but I'm in it for the long run. I don't have way out, I am going to be successful! Whatever it takes! I just know that I'm tired of the corporate rat race and that is not an option for me anymore!
Thanks for letting me share. Good luck and lots of success to all!
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Mark_Worthen
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#154 · Posted: 22 Jun 2008 23:08
2DT2K: what I don't understand is there is a minimum on $2000.00 (M1 I believe), does this include advertising funds or do I need the $2000 plus a cash flow for advertising? Can someone help me better understand? Thanks, Dave
The first level product is $1995. I recommend starting with $500 for advertising and marketing if possible.
All the Best,
Mark
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Mark_Worthen
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#155 · Posted: 22 Jun 2008 23:14 · Edited by: Mark_Worthen
BillChechel: how much profit one generates is who you are on a sales team with, and who your coach is. That is true to some degree. With CCPRO you can succeed even if you sponsor isnt the most seasoned vet of the business. The help you receive comes from everyone, thats if you want it. Some will just try one thing and see little results and say "this business doesnt work". You need to apply all the training in order for it to work. If you take the time to learn the system, heed others advice and learn from those mistakes made by others you will succeed. What seperates those who succeed from those who fail is their persistence and tenacity. All the leaders in our company(and many other companies) have struggled at one time. But it was their ability to fight through these struggles that allowed them to get where they are today. Good luck in your decision!
I agree wholeheartedly with Bill. (Bill is a great sponsor, by the way, for those of you considering the business  ).
The only point I would add is that those who succeed ask for help. I see so many people in this business and others who try to do it all alone, despite having a sponsor and team who are willing and able to provide substantial coaching and support.
You don't have to be macho or super-independent to succeed in this or any other business. In fact, it's a detriment to be a Lone Ranger.
If you interview leaders in any business there are some universal themes:
* Seeking out and learning from mentors
* Reading, studying, going to seminars, participating in MasterMind groups - they are constantly educating themselves
* As Bill said, persistence
* Associating with other successful people
I think persistence is often though of as something we exercise alone. To some extent this is true; if I don't marshal my inner forces and work with a clear vision of where I want to go, I won't succeed. At the same time, I can have all the persistence in the world but if I don't accept help from others, I will either fail or it will take me much, much longer to succeed.
All the Best,
Mark
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successful2008
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#156 · Posted: 22 Jun 2008 23:18
With any home business, asking for help is one of the best things one can do to reach the success that he or she dreams of.
To your massive success,
Michelle
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Mark_Worthen
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#157 · Posted: 22 Jun 2008 23:27
Jubie33: All I want to know is there anyone out there that is earning a six figure income with CCPro?
Yes.
Jubie33: If not, are you at least satisfied with your ROI?
Yes. I post my ROI on my blog.
Jubie33: And is this company listed with the BBB?
Yes. No unresolved negative reports.
Jubie33: The people that were speaking about it back in Jan. or even last year are not even bragging about it anymore. lol What's up with that?
I'm still here. 
All the Best,
Mark
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#158 · Posted: 23 Jun 2008 09:55
successful2008: With any home business, asking for help is one of the best things one can do to reach the success that he or she dreams of. To your massive success, Michelle
I agree, alot of failures in business are because of the inability to ask for help and to get advice.
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ibuzzmentor
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#159 · Posted: 24 Jun 2008 11:51
CCP is very similar to the RFS as both guys who developed it were from Liberty League. The big ticket item seminar circuit is pretty saturated with LLI, EPI, WMI, and the other smaller ones. Even with that system trust me before someone shells out thousands they will want to speak with you before hand. You need to be good on the phone. And the key will all these businesses is commitment, consistency, and effort. Plus excelling at lead generation, prospecting, and closing all while leveraging your time. But trust me nothing beats making major money from home so it is worth it.
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BillChechel
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#160 · Posted: 24 Jun 2008 12:00
ibuzzmentor: But trust me nothing beats making major money from home so it is worth it.
Well said.
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