Episode Twelve is Now Online
Check out Episode 12 at:
http://www.nextinternetmillionaire.com/episode12.php
Post your comments below and let us know what you think!
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November 8th, 2007 at 7:28 am
What a wonderful episode.
Joel’s decision to keep both Charles and Jaime on the show was brilliant.
Jaime’s book will have mass appeal and keeps in line with the traditional
way of Internet Marketing.
I have no doubt it will be successful.
And Charles fresh approach to making fun, entertaining and educational
videos will hit home with a lot of people who feel the way that Charles
that.
They are sick and tired of the same old hype and fluff filled products.
They hate the usual sales letters and like to do things differently.
They think outside the box and and so the product will work for them
And dont forget that video is already the medium of choice for the
majority of the public.
This is due to our short attention spans, of course!
So we have two products catering to the largest possible audience.
And two contestants that resonate with different people due to
their contrasting personalities.
Best of luck to both of them.
And guess what?
If Joel decides to produce the Next Internet Millionaire part 2, guess
who is going to win it?
ME!!!
Muuuuahahahahahaha
See ya
Koorosh
November 9th, 2007 at 3:12 pm
What a great episode!
Rich Schefren is awesome. So many online marketers are all about marketing a product but don’t realize they are doing business. Create a strong foundation for your business and then the products will come.
Good luck Charles and Jaime. Great products, both of you!
November 10th, 2007 at 3:59 am
I have been following the show with excitement and anticipation. The two joint ventures was definatley the correct choice to make in the final face off episode. However, chosing the winner exclusively by net sales or dollar volume is skewed. I have to purchase each product in order to determine for myself which one was the best joint venture to make. I would suggest that the better way is to allow each person who purchased both products to have the privelege in casting a vote. What do you say Joel?
November 10th, 2007 at 3:33 pm
It’s high time that we realize the power and influence of Web 2.0. T
This is where the marketing of the future will be done.