I must say congrats. Wish it was as easy as that for everybody. I love all your videos and you are an amazing guy! good luck with the future and I can’t wait for the next part.
All The Best,
Adam Entwistle

I am glad for you and would certainly like to make money as you have. But it is hard to listen to you pretty much making fun of the people who it seems you are saying are stupid enough to buy teleconference course and how to create a booklet with half of the pages blank as they are workbook pages and the others are double spaced. I am sure your material is quality to some extent but also you seem to say your are surprised anyone would buy it. I think if I bought it and then heard you describing your amazement that I did buy it and at $497 price point.

Ok, Joey! Like the dog said to the mailman: “I’ll bite!”

What’s the end of your story?

Rock on Joey! Your methods are gangster!

… now for part 4.

The suspense is killing me. You should put out a course in public speaking for internet marketers. Marketers could benefit from it when doing webinars. You have an uncanny ability to hold one\’s interest .

#13 comin’ atcha! Still waiting to hear more about the drumming….

Great videos!
-Cheers

The question, “Why build something if you don’t know if they will buy it?” has brought on an epiphany for me, Joey. I’m going to apply that even to the little things that I frequently ASSUME my audience wants, but I don’t KNOW! Great way to ensure good turnout when I actually do a launch — give them what they actually have indicated they genuinely want.

Finally got around to watching the video. Fantastic series! I can’t wait to see the conclusion…But only 16 (now 17) comments so far? Yikes, I may not get to see it!

Hey Joey!

Love your videos…busy weekend…didn’t have time to post ’till now.

Keep it coming!

Blessings,

‘Twould be nice to see a few more comments here, so Joey will put up the conclusion! 8-\

I wonder how many people just lost interest due to having to wait for the comments quota to be met? The idea seemed good, but it may be interrupting the vim and verve, cutting into the wire, allowing distraction to set in, pissing-off the impatient, or un-winding the whipped up ones.

Either way — I WANT! Very good videos. I can’t wait to record my first teleconference or presentation to share it in this way. Most valuable!

Terry Leigh Britton

Would you please give part 4 – the conclusion

Thanks
Daniel

Not everyone who reads, comments.

I\’ve read other marketers explain that they would have a group (ie. original Yahoo group) and then offer a product or webinar or something and find out from participant feedback that they are \"there\" (on the group and reading etc.) but for various reasons don\’t feel comfortable commenting publicly.

Blog owners want comments B/C they show activity and help with site SEO.

Then the point about whether people are suckers if they buy a fluffed-up product — well I think a bigger issue is when a product owner claims a certain amount in sales were made — without revealing that X-amount in returns also resulted = a truer picture. (***NOT saying that Joey does this or ever did this.***)

B/C in this EXAMPLE circumstance, someone may have purchased, but after discovering that such a product was \"full of fluff,\" they probably sought a refund???

Bottom line — Joey please proceed with Part 4 of THIS story Thanks!

Hi Joey, You pretty much fell into a pile of s**t and came out smelling like a rose. I could sure use that kind of luck. Enjoying your information.

Joey,

The only reason I didn’t post was because I thought the 20 comments was a sure thing (like the Yankees winning).
Whoops, my bad.

Your content is so good, I would have paid money for it
and been satisfied. Thank You!

Carl Willoughby
http://www.One-Minute-Cure.com

I\’m number 31 bud .

Joey, hi.

Just watched Part 3 and was pretty blown away by
the ease of creating a product. I have known for
many years about offering a product that doesn’t
exist and then creating it when there’s a demand
for it. I think that’s the easy part. The hard
part is having a buyers list to market to. I’ve
always wanted to achieve that type of success
but for me getting the info is not enough, I need
some serious hand holding. For example, say,
Carmen take the mouse and click here…”
Yeap, like that. I’m looking forward to future
trainings from you in this manner.

Many good wishes to you.
Carmen Cook
http://www.websitecreationnow.com

Its All Good…

I think Joey you was very lucky because you didn\’t now any better. Today we all overloaded with information and we trying to implement all of it. What we need is, to take our heads out of the computers and take a breath of fresh air.
The ideas is around us but we are to busy staring at the screen.
Thank you for lesson.

Hi Joey,

I for one am opting in to your list!

Now (hopefully) it time for you to give it up.

The conclusion to 40k in 40 that is.

Thanks

Grace

Hey Joey,

Arbee here.

I made an err in my last post and said 40K in 40 days!

I know it is 40K in 40 Hours so I stand corrected.

If you don’t like coon hunting, do you like squirrel’s?

Let’s do it

Later

Arbee

Really, really great stuff Joey! (As Always) Keep it coming and thanks!!!
Laura

I watched part 1 and 2 on friends laptop because they are on broadband wireless cant get part 3 as I am on dial up and this vid is too big to load on dial up At least you gave me some inspiration from your ideas so far thanks