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mountainmom5
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#1 · Posted: 30 Jun 2008 11:13
Has anyone done training on interent marketing with onstage marketing? I heard about it thru word of mouth and wanted to go do some research but can't find the website or anything so I may have the name wrong...
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kidnolo
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#2 · Posted: 18 Jan 2009 20:29
Terry Duff and Gino Niccoli are the absolute best as well as being the Laurel and Hardy boys, ao much fun and sincere interest in helping you succeed the right way. I've been with them over two years and in that time I've written an Amazon #1 Best Selling Kids' Book and am learning how to market it form the boys. truthfully, all their staff, Denise, Moe, Paul and others have been more helpful than anyone else I've been with for the last 12 years on line. They never stand you up, always answer emails within 24 to 48 hours, have grown from no clients to 6500 in a few years. They do it right and teach it the way they do it. Really fun as well as experts in the field of MLM training. Money well spent. Let them know Patrick Harrison told you so and I'm not even marketing them. Too many of my own irons in the fire.
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GilbertL
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#3 · Posted: 17 Mar 2009 20:46
Terry Duff and Gino Niccoli are a couple of retards. I got sold their training by some Arizona "master mentor" Greg Gomez. Haha. All I see are offers for more expensive things they want to sell me. And their idea of fun is b.s.ing the first 30 minutes of class every night with their secretary. I bought their damn $5000 website on top of the the normal $2000 training, and have not made my money back on that. Maybe I should go sell kids books like "patrick".
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PearlsMarketing
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#4 · Posted: 3 Apr 2009 14:02
[u]These classes are to teach you how to market not do the marketing for you![/u] Time, effort and practice are required. They do not do the work for you for free.
I first heard of Terry and Gino in 2004 - if I had signed up then I would probably already be a millionaire. Alas, I waited until 2008 so I am only part way there. The training is awesome and unlike other training I have found it is complete from where to start to how to advance to how to teach others.
I have sat through many, many classes and yes they do have a good time especially at the beginning. God forbid learning might be fun right? How horrible that they actually enjoy what they do for a living.
These guys give you everything you need start to finish to succeed but they don't do it for you.
The package that Gilbert referred to includes[u] hours of one on one special instruction[/u] from the masters themselves, pre-written and tested copy, and pre-written, tested and proven email follow-up copy and much more - all of which they teach you to do yourself right in class at no extra cost - The packages are just a way to jump start the process until you are ready to write your own as I and hundreds like me have.
These classes will teach you all you need to know and you get to attend class for LIFE - not just one or two cycles. I still sit through classes once or twice a year and will continue to do so because they are continually updating the information.
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GilbertL
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#5 · Posted: 2 Jun 2009 18:51
PearlsMarketing,
If they don't do it for me, why did they charge me $5K to do it for me?
And why do I keep getting spam emails from them with offers to spend thousands of dollars to hire them to do it for me?
And as far as getting to attend their lame classes for "life", I could barley stand 8 weeks of listening to them flirt with their secretary and tell their retarded jokes. I appreciate your perspective, but the fact is that I'm not a "get-rich-quick" lazy bum - I am happy to do the work, but when I'm paying them thousands and thousands with no return, then I have to go back and get a regular job to pay off the huge credit-card bill. All I have to show for it is a lame website that I could have hired anyone on elance to produce for $200, and free access to listen to these morons for 3 hours every night.
Waste of time and money.
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StaceyM
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#6 · Posted: 13 Sep 2009 14:48
Gino and Terry are great. Guess Gilbert L. didn't go to college because that's how it works. You pay the school to teach YOU how to do whatever it is you're studying. Try finding a college that will give you real-world marketing training for $5,000. And by the way Gilbert L., you pay colleges much more and the teachers there expect YOU to do the work as well.
Yes, you can also hire Gino and Terry to develop your marketing skeleton for you. (That's called Consulting Gilbert). Consulting costs more than teaching.
I've paid Gino and Terry to do both and I could not be happier.
I've been attending classes since February. Initially I went to every class. Then I took a break from classes and put to work what I had learned. Then I needed more knowledge, went back to class and at that point I had a greater understanding so I learned something else in class.
Isn't that how learning works? You learn a little, apply a little, learn more, apply more.
Oh - and what Gilbert failed to mention is that Gino and Terry offer a money back guarantee. So if you go to the classes AND do what they teach - and then don't make money, they'll give you your money back.
I'm a VERY HAPPY/SATISFIED customer.
And I also do NOT sell their classes. I apply what I learn from them to 2 businesses I own - one is a traditional "brick and mortar" store and the other is a MLM.
I think the reason they chit chat for up to 30 minutes is because students always come to class late - and it's always the latecomers that have all the questions. I usually call in 15 minutes "late" just to bypass the chit chat. Ever think of that Gilbert?
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mountainmom5
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#7 · Posted: 14 Sep 2009 10:36
StaceyM: Try finding a college that will give you real-world marketing training for $5,000.
I have a friend that paid them that and attended oodoo classes and I think I still know more than he does... at least I am able to DO something with what I have learned so far..... and I never paid no $5000 bucks for it!
I KNOW for a fact that I have learned WAAAAY more with my $299 investment into SBI than he has with his THOUSANDS to Whats Their Names....
StaceyM: think the reason they chit chat for up to 30 minutes is because students always come to class lat
...that to me would be a big red flag - if they were all they say they are, then their students would NOT be late.
That's just my honest opinion at this point - thanks to what I have picked up here...
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Newbie Shield
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#8 · Posted: 14 Sep 2009 17:02
Hi M5,
These folks found your thread on a search engine.
Have you noticed that every one of them has just one or two posts in total?
What does that tell you my young apprentice? Like the sound of that title? I might just have something special in store for you early next year if you are interested.
:)
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mountainmom5
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#9 · Posted: 15 Sep 2009 00:00
Newbie Shield: I might just have something special in store for you early next year if you are interested.
ooOOoo... that sounds interesting... although I better warn you right up front that I am skittish as a young colt when it comes to learning new stuff.... willing, but scared...
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FreeCashMan
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#10 · Posted: 15 Sep 2009 09:32
$5000 for teaching internet marketing and website set up. If anyone thinks that is a good deal then you are kidding yourself. One of the sad problems is these 'gurus' making it appear that internet marketing is such a specialty that one must pay thousands of dollars to find out how it works, or does work as may be the case. Unfortunately, many people don't realize a general internet search will turn up way more FREE info than anyone can handle on the topic. And then as you go thru that info you find that it's all basically the same.
Sorry about the lost. As a matter fact I'm getting away from all the internet marketing and using offline marketing to drive traffic to may website(s) to make money. Best move I've made.
So, all those searching for internet marketing know how and riches, it's not the only game in town.
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RetiredTeacherD
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#11 · Posted: 4 Jan 2010 19:47
Thank you for sharing about OnStage Marketing. I was called by someone today about them. I suspected something like this. I learned more from this public map on mindmeister I found it on mindmeister. I was going to tell you how to search and find it but there were so many maps on "Marketing Strategies" that I just made my copy public. Here is the link
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bkb2012
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#12 · Posted: 19 Jan 2010 23:31
Gino and Terry are the real deal, but they won't do the work for you. In any business (whether it's online or offline), you have to do the work. They don't entirely push MLM even though their main emphasis is derived from helping other struggling MLM'ers. More importantly, they're educating people along real marketing lines. So..., whether you're an affiliate marketer, an MLM business builder or just any business owner wanting to generate leads online, these are the proven entities you want. You don't have to purchase their products necessarily, but you should apply the marketing education to your business. Final note: these folks are always improving their services to keep up with continual Internet changes.
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taylerallen
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#13 · Posted: 31 Mar 2010 18:37
OK, This is all very good information but I do have one question. I see everyone is talking about paying $5,000 but the offer I have pending is for $197. So, what's the deal with that?
-Tayler
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TerryDuff
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#14 · Posted: 7 May 2010 17:07
Hi Tayler,
The "explanation" is simply this...it's UPSELL TIME!
The way it starts is:
$197
Then $5K
Then $500/month
Then $5k websites
Enjoy
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