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  • Lynne Level 1
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    Get Red Hot Leads on Complete Autopilot sign up here!

    Seriously, like are you kidding me?

    I'm not even sure how this works but I have seen so many ads saying this and I have had a look at some of the landing pages. I can't quite figure it out, obviously not because I wont hand over my email address and name to enter these programs.

    Some of them state that you will get all the leads that enter into the program after you. This would mean that if you sign up your information is being passed on to everyone else that signed up before you right? OMG no thanks! Talk about inviting a spam fest!

    Are you a red hot lead? Do you want to be bothered by everyone else that signs up?

    Then it also says it is on autopilot and that you don't really have to do anything, so then why is everyone spamming Facebook with their link. If I didn't have to do anything except sit on my bum to get leads... well I would sit on my bum and wait for my leads to come rolling in right?

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    TommyCarey

    TommyCarey

    This reminds me of when I was a naive marketer in my early years and I fell into something that literally said "Get paid to post ads on Google!". After testing it out I quickly found out that they were just talking about putting snippets of adsense on your website and hoping that people would click them. I think I paid $297 for this "course" which was a 100 page ebook but was more like 50 pages if I took all the pointless images out of it. I tried to get a refund but I had no clue how to and when I did eventually find out, I couldn't get a hold of the people who sold it to me. I was going to file a chargeback but it was too late Get Red Hot Leads on Complete Autopilot sign up here!

    These schemes are pretty annoying and luckily they blow up within a year. It's sad to see this type of marketing still exists to pull in clients. They're just turning hopeful people into angry clients that are going to rip apart the service anywhere they can online because they feel that they were taken advantage of just to make a quick buck.

    And trust me on this, nothing is every 100% autopilot. You can set some things up to be automated, but even then you still have to monitor a lot of stuff and that's not autopilot lol. I have one big website that is as close to autopilot as I can get it, but I still have to answer emails, check support tickets, monitor ppc campaigns and find new ad spots online in order to get more traffic over time. I don't really work on any of the code or post new content, but that doesn't make it autopilot lol Get Red Hot Leads on Complete Autopilot sign up here!
    8 years ago
    1969-12-31T19:00:00-0500

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    Lynne

    Lynne

    Razzy I have also seen loads of those ads for posting ads on Google... oh no! I have also received some really shoddy eBooks that have hardly anything of substance to them. These can be spotted easily by the big pictures oh and the big text and spacing LOL.

    I wrote an eBook to give away on my website. Yes it is only 19 pages long but I can't be bothered trying to fluff it up or make the text bigger. It is what it is, you know?

    Yes "complete autopilot" just does not really exist in reality. Even things that are on autopilot need work, I gave my example of my email marketing in my comment to Mike.
    8 years ago
    1969-12-31T19:00:00-0500

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