Update To “Joel Comm’s Adsense Secrets 4 And Bonus”

Posted on April 18, 2008
Filed Under Adsense, Marketing Resources, Marketing Thoughts, New Products |

I’m putting this update here as a whole new post instead of just editing the previous one because I feel it is important that you notice it.

Adsense Secrets 4 at $9.95 is still a very good deal for some unbelievably valuable and potentially profitable information. However, there is one of those famous “continuity programs” associated with it that I must make you aware of so that you can decide with both eyes open whether you want that part of the deal or not.

Dr. Mani explained it in a post entitled “Forced Continuity - Great Concept, Stupid Implementation” on his blog “Money, Power, Wisdom” better than I could so I will direct you there for the full information. I’m really disappointed at all these new instances of forced continuity programs that appear to be hiding their existence hoping people won’t notice the charges! Some of the grand gurus of marketing, Jay Abraham and Dan Kennedy, have been espousing this type program for quite a while but not in this hidden manner. In fact, for Dan Kennedy’s newsletter he goes out of his way to make it very obvious that you will be billed and that you will not be able to resubscribe at that price if you cancel.

Anyway, please read Dr. Mani’s post before you buy the book so you can see pictures showing how to avoid any problems.


Comments

2 Responses to “Update To “Joel Comm’s Adsense Secrets 4 And Bonus””

  1. Frank D on April 19th, 2008 1:24 am

    Actually, Dan Kennedy got raked over the coals for a hidden continuity program that made Joel Comm’s bonus look like gold. Look at this.

    http://shrunklink.com/apez

    Franklin

  2. Carl Pruitt on April 19th, 2008 1:09 pm

    Interesting. Seems everybody is trying to add it into the bonuses. I was talking about Dan’s regular newsletter that he sells off a dedicated page so it’s obvious the newsletter is what he’s checking out.

    Maybe they’ve all tested it and found the uproar was worth it as long as they honored unsubscribe requests?

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