Comments for Internet Marketing http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com Sat, 17 May 2008 15:09:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 5 - The Final Word by dave http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/05/15/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-5-the-final-word/#comment-64 dave Fri, 16 May 2008 09:12:01 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/05/15/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-5-the-final-word/#comment-64 This blog has much full of useful matter that leads us to the true key to selling in the internet marketing. This blog has much full of useful matter that leads us to the true key to selling in the internet marketing.

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Laura http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-62 Laura Fri, 02 May 2008 02:34:47 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-62 What you think about you bring about...... Where ever you are there will always be naysayer, doom sayers and moronic people - so while I do listen to them - their words are like the wind to me. That being said - I GET what you are saying and I applaud your bravery saying it!! I recently read an e-mail that was sent to me that made perfect sense. I am going to paraphrase and direct quote....... "Money gives you the freedom, options, and power to have a large and positive impact on society through charity, education, and reform." "Because they are consciously aware (unlike the majority of society), that thoughts, ideas, and attitudes are real things, and that they are contagious. You will adopt the ideas, beliefs, and mindset of the people you spend the most time with (including the people found on TV, in books, or on tape), which will lead you to make similar decisions, which will lead you to assume a similar life and lifestyle. Rich people know this, and they know that a person's mindset is fluid. It's always changing with the ideas and interactions it comes into contact with on a daily basis. This is why rich people protect themselves from everything associated with struggle and poverty. Ever wonder why they live together in walled communities closed off from the rest of society with massive gates? Ever wonder why they shop at expensive boutiques, fly first-class, stay at $500/night hotels? Ever wonder why most of them belong to "members only" country clubs? Is it because they want to enjoy the finer things in life? Well sure. But that's not the only reason. They want to protect their minds from the thoughts of poverty and struggle that are held by the rest of common society because they know that all thoughts are contagious, and they have a burning desire to live un-common lives. The rich get richer because they only invite and interact with other prosperous people. The common man sees this behavior as "stuck-up" and "snobby". The rich simple see it as an unfortunate necessity, as I do." It makes sense!!!! Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and I am looking forward to hearing more!! What you think about you bring about……

Where ever you are there will always be naysayer, doom sayers and moronic people - so while I do listen to them - their words are like the wind to me.

That being said - I GET what you are saying and I applaud your bravery saying it!!

I recently read an e-mail that was sent to me that made perfect sense. I am going to paraphrase and direct quote…….

“Money gives you the freedom, options, and power to have a large and positive impact on society through charity, education, and reform.”

“Because they are consciously aware (unlike the majority of society), that thoughts, ideas, and attitudes are real things, and that they are contagious.

You will adopt the ideas, beliefs, and mindset of the people you spend the most time with (including the people found on TV, in books, or on tape), which will lead you to make similar decisions, which will lead you to assume a similar life and lifestyle.

Rich people know this, and they know that a person’s mindset is fluid. It’s always changing with the ideas and interactions it comes into contact with on a daily basis.

This is why rich people protect themselves from everything associated with struggle and poverty.

Ever wonder why they live together in walled communities closed off from the rest of society with massive gates? Ever wonder why they shop at expensive boutiques, fly first-class, stay at $500/night hotels?

Ever wonder why most of them belong to “members only” country clubs?

Is it because they want to enjoy the finer things in life? Well sure. But that’s not the only reason.

They want to protect their minds from the thoughts of poverty and struggle that are held by the rest of common society because they know that all thoughts are contagious, and they have a burning desire to live un-common lives.

The rich get richer because they only invite and interact with other prosperous people.

The common man sees this behavior as “stuck-up” and “snobby”. The rich simple see it as an unfortunate necessity, as I do.”

It makes sense!!!!

Thank you again for sharing your thoughts and I am looking forward to hearing more!!

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 3 by Mystic Silks http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/29/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-3/#comment-61 Mystic Silks Thu, 01 May 2008 12:51:20 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/29/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-3/#comment-61 My goodness, how refreshing to re-read the principles of not only good business practices, but the way every person should be treated in everyday life. All the above listed is simply that wqise and timely message of, " Do unto others..." It works, really! Mystic Silks My goodness, how refreshing to re-read the principles of not only good business practices, but the way every person should be treated in everyday life.

All the above listed is simply that wqise and timely message of, ” Do unto others…”

It works, really!

Mystic Silks

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 3 by Warren Whitlock http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/29/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-3/#comment-60 Warren Whitlock Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:19:58 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/29/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-3/#comment-60 I have to agree with the suggestion to read and reread the Carnegie book. I keep it on my ipod and listen to it once or twice a year. As for the "greatest" comments, I'll leave that to be taken care of on Judgement Day. Thaks for the great posts I have to agree with the suggestion to read and reread the Carnegie book. I keep it on my ipod and listen to it once or twice a year.

As for the “greatest” comments, I’ll leave that to be taken care of on Judgement Day.

Thaks for the great posts

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Vladlena Nyzhnik http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-54 Vladlena Nyzhnik Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:47:59 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-54 The internet is constantly changing and making life difficult for online businesses. The internet is constantly changing and making life difficult for online businesses.

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Lynn http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-38 Lynn Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:29:30 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-38 Well, certainly proved my point about not being willing to listen or learn more. 1. Never implied or called you a moron -- you're logic is moronic on this concept of money making people happy. 2. Did read the whole post, but it simply doesn't matter for this purpose, and you'll never know what I could have really offered you. 3. Was successful in marketing, having my own business flourishing before the unforseen hit. Even if I had been bright enough (even I think moronically at times, and yet, also not a moron) to have the proper insurance, the business couldn't survive. At least now, you're getting some more substance in. To give some concrete ideas on finding the rich: As you said, they do come in different varieties, so it really depends on which part of the rich society you want to enter. One thing works for all groups though, reading and using Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Upperly mobile -- leave them alone. They're trying to acheive the same thing you are, and they really aren't rich enough. Leave a 7 figure or more inheritence to the kids rich? Learn to play golf and/or tennis well, playing bridge well helps, too, keep up with their social scene in your area, and go - looking the same way they will all be looking. Buy mailing/telephone lists for high-end jaguar owners. Get to know them before talking business, however have your 10 words or less description of what you do, if asked. Also, get to know who they use for financial advice, and then, get to know those people. (Doesn't matter if you plan to be a financial advicer yourself, since you can learn much by your potential competition.) Ubber rich - again, social page is important, as is golf, tennis, bridge, and/or polo (with horses, not water. Watching it is as acceptable as actually playing it, though.) Buy mailing lists for the 6+ figure cars and get to know the limosine business. No, they will not be renting limos, however, those business owners can give you some inside scoop on where limo drivers, maids, butlers, and in-house staff are hired, when not hired through friends. Also learn the high-end charity scene in your area and join in. Get to know them before talking business, however have your 10 words or less description of what you do, if asked. Also, get to know who they use for financial advice, and then, get to know those people. Lottery winners? Unknown. Never met anyone, who won anything past a few thousand a year. I do know that many of them end up losing it all. Hopefully those hints will help those wanting to learn how to reach the rich - give them something to work on, as you keep going. As for me -- already happy here, so I'll leave you as you work your way to your own happiness. Who knows?! Maybe you'll look back one day and realize that those of us "against" (as if anyone can be against money) thinking money IS happiness, actually did have something to offer, besides merely money. Well, certainly proved my point about not being willing to listen or learn more.
1. Never implied or called you a moron — you’re logic is moronic on this concept of money making people happy.

2. Did read the whole post, but it simply doesn’t matter for this purpose, and you’ll never know what I could have really offered you.

3. Was successful in marketing, having my own business flourishing before the unforseen hit. Even if I had been bright enough (even I think moronically at times, and yet, also not a moron) to have the proper insurance, the business couldn’t survive.

At least now, you’re getting some more substance in. To give some concrete ideas on finding the rich:
As you said, they do come in different varieties, so it really depends on which part of the rich society you want to enter. One thing works for all groups though, reading and using Dale Carnegie’s “How to Win Friends and Influence People.”

Upperly mobile — leave them alone. They’re trying to acheive the same thing you are, and they really aren’t rich enough.

Leave a 7 figure or more inheritence to the kids rich? Learn to play golf and/or tennis well, playing bridge well helps, too, keep up with their social scene in your area, and go - looking the same way they will all be looking. Buy mailing/telephone lists for high-end jaguar owners. Get to know them before talking business, however have your 10 words or less description of what you do, if asked. Also, get to know who they use for financial advice, and then, get to know those people. (Doesn’t matter if you plan to be a financial advicer yourself, since you can learn much by your potential competition.)

Ubber rich - again, social page is important, as is golf, tennis, bridge, and/or polo (with horses, not water. Watching it is as acceptable as actually playing it, though.) Buy mailing lists for the 6+ figure cars and get to know the limosine business. No, they will not be renting limos, however, those business owners can give you some inside scoop on where limo drivers, maids, butlers, and in-house staff are hired, when not hired through friends. Also learn the high-end charity scene in your area and join in. Get to know them before talking business, however have your 10 words or less description of what you do, if asked. Also, get to know who they use for financial advice, and then, get to know those people.

Lottery winners? Unknown. Never met anyone, who won anything past a few thousand a year. I do know that many of them end up losing it all.

Hopefully those hints will help those wanting to learn how to reach the rich - give them something to work on, as you keep going.

As for me — already happy here, so I’ll leave you as you work your way to your own happiness. Who knows?! Maybe you’ll look back one day and realize that those of us “against” (as if anyone can be against money) thinking money IS happiness, actually did have something to offer, besides merely money.

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Ivolution SEO http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-37 Ivolution SEO Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:17:02 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-37 Cracking article. I loved this man. My new phrase for the week "Because there is no better way to understand a rich man than to walk a mile in his Gucci’s." Looking forward to part 3 and I can't criticise you one bit man. Cracking article. I loved this man. My new phrase for the week “Because there is no better way to understand a rich man than to walk a mile in his Gucci’s.”

Looking forward to part 3 and I can’t criticise you one bit man.

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 1 by Ivolution SEO http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/15/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-everyday/#comment-36 Ivolution SEO Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:12:31 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/15/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-everyday/#comment-36 So to all you self proclaimed students and businessmen. Ever heard of Maslow, didn't you all get so sick of studying Maslow theory of hierachy that you acutally just wanted to puke!!! Althought this article has the makings of something great and believe me I'm off to read part 2, Maslow said that it's all about needs and wants. If you can satisfy your needs (and this does not have to be money) you'll be happy in life! If you want something, go get it, if you need something, it's a different story. Paying off a mortgage is a need if you already have one, not being able to afford it, is a problem :) Having said that, unless you have a want and unless you have a drive don't bother reading the next article it's not going to help. So to all you self proclaimed students and businessmen. Ever heard of Maslow, didn’t you all get so sick of studying Maslow theory of hierachy that you acutally just wanted to puke!!!

Althought this article has the makings of something great and believe me I’m off to read part 2, Maslow said that it’s all about needs and wants. If you can satisfy your needs (and this does not have to be money) you’ll be happy in life! If you want something, go get it, if you need something, it’s a different story. Paying off a mortgage is a need if you already have one, not being able to afford it, is a problem :)

Having said that, unless you have a want and unless you have a drive don’t bother reading the next article it’s not going to help.

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Barry A. Densa http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-35 Barry A. Densa Thu, 24 Apr 2008 16:14:36 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-35 Thanks Chris! Welcome Aboard! --Barry Thanks Chris!

Welcome Aboard!

–Barry

]]> Comment on How to Sell to the Rich - Part 2 by Chris Tackett http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-34 Chris Tackett Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:59:57 +0000 http://internetmarketing.site-reference.com/2008/04/24/how-to-sell-to-the-rich-part-2/#comment-34 Been reading for a while now. Just wanted to say good job. Chris Tackett Been reading for a while now. Just wanted to say good job.

Chris Tackett

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