Comments on: BlogMastermind is Open for New Students http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:50:27 +0000 hourly 1 By: medyum http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/#comment-937315 medyum Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:29:45 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=1683#comment-937315 Sounds like a very interesting course, and I’ve heard glowing reviews from other sites (assuming they are not ambush marketing!). Right now though, I think I’ll pass on the pricetag.For me, making money is secondary to enjoying writing. If it was the other way around, however, this may be a good course to invest in! Sounds like a very interesting course, and I’ve heard glowing reviews from other sites (assuming they are not ambush marketing!). Right now though, I think I’ll pass on the pricetag.For me, making money is secondary to enjoying writing. If it was the other way around, however, this may be a good course to invest in!

]]> By: Yaro http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/#comment-563859 Yaro Mon, 04 Aug 2008 04:21:06 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=1683#comment-563859 Thanks for the contribution Bill and I hope you are enjoying the program so far. Personally, my favorite lesson is #7 about authentic content, and some of the latter lessons about affiliate marketing and email newsletters. The mindset audios hopefully offered a few nuggets for you too. Maybe we will speak on one of the mastermind teleconferences coming up.... Thanks to all who offered their constructive contributions to this conversation. Yaro Thanks for the contribution Bill and I hope you are enjoying the program so far.

Personally, my favorite lesson is #7 about authentic content, and some of the latter lessons about affiliate marketing and email newsletters. The mindset audios hopefully offered a few nuggets for you too.

Maybe we will speak on one of the mastermind teleconferences coming up….

Thanks to all who offered their constructive contributions to this conversation.

Yaro

]]> By: Daniel Scocco http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/#comment-560168 Daniel Scocco Fri, 01 Aug 2008 11:01:23 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=1683#comment-560168 @L-Jay, one can also take only 1 month of the course (and perhaps be satisfied with the initial info he got), so in this case his total cost would be $97. @L-Jay, one can also take only 1 month of the course (and perhaps be satisfied with the initial info he got), so in this case his total cost would be $97.

]]> By: L-Jay http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/#comment-559437 L-Jay Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:57:25 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=1683#comment-559437 Hey Yaro Kudos for the 'straight up' :-) Yeah - marketing (selling) tactics drive me crazy! lol Hey Yaro

Kudos for the ‘straight up’ :-)

Yeah – marketing (selling) tactics drive me crazy! lol

]]> By: Bill K. http://www.dailyblogtips.com/blogmastermind-is-open-for-new-students/#comment-559306 Bill K. Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:26:45 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/?p=1683#comment-559306 Just wanted to jump in here with a comment or two. After some consideration, I decided to sign up for BlogMastermind. I'm not entirely convinced that a paid coaching course will work for me right now, given my schedule, but I have a month to figure that out and still get refunded. Yaro's sales pitch doesn't strike me as any worse than all the other pitches I've read from pro bloggers. In fact, he offers a lot of good content for free, and that ultimately is what made me decide to sign up. As for why someone would take a course like this instead of taking the time to learn it all by trial and error, what's the point in doing that? Name one profession or hobby where you are expected to start from square one and re-learn everything that someone else could easily teach you. I don't expect that I can take everything that Yaro teaches and apply it cookie-cutter to what I'm doing and suddenly bring in tons of money. But I do expect that what I learn from his program will help me get up to speed more quickly and enable me to take my blogging to new and exciting places. As far as I'm concerned, if the program helps me put an extra $97 in my Paypal account every month, I haven't lost anything. Just wanted to jump in here with a comment or two.

After some consideration, I decided to sign up for BlogMastermind. I’m not entirely convinced that a paid coaching course will work for me right now, given my schedule, but I have a month to figure that out and still get refunded.

Yaro’s sales pitch doesn’t strike me as any worse than all the other pitches I’ve read from pro bloggers. In fact, he offers a lot of good content for free, and that ultimately is what made me decide to sign up.

As for why someone would take a course like this instead of taking the time to learn it all by trial and error, what’s the point in doing that? Name one profession or hobby where you are expected to start from square one and re-learn everything that someone else could easily teach you.

I don’t expect that I can take everything that Yaro teaches and apply it cookie-cutter to what I’m doing and suddenly bring in tons of money. But I do expect that what I learn from his program will help me get up to speed more quickly and enable me to take my blogging to new and exciting places.

As far as I’m concerned, if the program helps me put an extra $97 in my Paypal account every month, I haven’t lost anything.

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