Here's a thought...
Create an ebook right prior to the cash-strapped Christmas
holiday season about the exact ways that you've made a
few quick bucks (not just general knowledge you heard
somewhere) and release it for a near-charity price ...
Do you think you'd generate a bit of buzz?
That's what's happening with "
My Quick Ideas That Worked".
And I've just read it.
Let me give you the pros and cons of "My Quick Money Ideas
That Worked: What I Did To Pay Off A $1200 Loan in 36 Hours, Finance A $2700 Event In 3 Weeks and Earn $331 For 2 Hours of Work".
This report, by Rob Toth, is the 4th installment from his
"Dear Employee" brand. The first 3 are all a great read
so I wanted to see what this 4th book had to offer.
First, here are the three pitfalls of the report that
I want to mention.
1) There's a section in it of a "lesson" he wants to point
out from an email that was sent by a customer (who
misunderstood one of his offers). Sure there's a lesson
to take away, but it ran a little long (6 pages or so).
2) This book may give some "little gems" for experienced
marketers but not much else. Anyone already making a full
time living online will see nearly all of his strategies
as review. I do say NEARLY all as Rob had a couple of
"tricks" that he explains in his case studies which are
still worth the investment in reading this even for experienced online marketers. But it's mostly for the "haven't started"
or "just getting started" folks.
3) Cross promotion. The report has a few links to the
resources he references in the case studies. But that's
expected. Afterall, this isn't a general "how to" and
"theories" book. It's a look at what HE did and how HE
did it.
Which brings me right into the "pros"...
This "My Quick Money Ideas That Worked" report is
practically free so there isn't really a "money" investment.
But even a free product could still cost you (time) if
it's pointless...
This book is hardly pointless.
Flat out, the #1 reason why this is absolutely worth the
time investment is *because* it's not another general
theory book.
In the mix of all of the ebooks that are released every
week on general concepts and "how to" technical books,
it's good to instead get a very detailed look at four
ideas that one marketer used to create "emergency cash"
for his own needs.
Not just ideas they want to sell you on... but ideas and
steps that they use for their own needs.
Each idea is actually somewhat different from the other.
He talks of what "sparked" the idea. Why he chose to act
on it. What steps he took. Why the strategy was effective.
And he has screenshots where needed. It could go into a
bit more detail but it certainly doesn't leave much to
the imagination seeing as it flows through every point
like a conversation.
In fact, that's the other "pro" about this product.
The entire 71-page booklet reads as if I were sitting
in a room with Rob and had him just walk me through a
handful of his "quick money ideas that worked".
I think this will be even more welcomed by readers now
during the Christmas Holiday "I need money" crunch.
It provides useful emergency-cash information and is
practically free. But more importantly, one of Rob Toth's
first ideas was last year for his "Christmas money"
needs. He needed $1200, wanted $1800 but created over
$2100. Sound good to you? That's just one of the 4
detailed examples.
I recommend grabbing a copy.
Visit his webpage at to grab it at the Special Holiday
promotion price:
http://viralurl.com/mep/QuickMoneyIdeas/NOTE: The reason it's at the "nearly free" price I've
mentioned is to generate buzz. Rob knows a thing or two
about his marketing but it doesn't make sense for him
to keep offering it at the current price for much longer.
The last I checked, he was selling hundreds per day.
Jason Lamure
http://viralurl.com/mep/QuickMoneyIdeas/