Comments on: Teaching Sells, worth the money? http://hospitalera.com/teaching-sells-worth-the-money/ Making Money Online the Friendly Way! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:12:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hospitalera http://hospitalera.com/teaching-sells-worth-the-money/#comment-16019 hospitalera Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:36:58 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=863#comment-16019 @HP Only $64 question? Teaching Sells was around $1600! And, btw, I know the expression as "million dollar question", never heard about a $64 question, SY @HP
Only $64 question? Teaching Sells was around $1600! And, btw, I know the expression as “million dollar question”, never heard about a $64 question, SY

]]> By: HP@Online Reputation Management http://hospitalera.com/teaching-sells-worth-the-money/#comment-15734 HP@Online Reputation Management Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:33:57 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=863#comment-15734 Yes, teaching sells, but whether it is worth the money is the $64 question. PS: Who made up the phrase "This is the $64 question"? .-= HP@Online Reputation Management´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.jeschke.com/reputation-management-fix-your-online-reputation-and-remove-negative-results.html">Reputation Management – Fix Your Online Reputation and Remove Negative Results</a> =-. Yes, teaching sells, but whether it is worth the money is the $64 question.

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Who made up the phrase “This is the $64 question”?
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]]> By: hospitalera http://hospitalera.com/teaching-sells-worth-the-money/#comment-15539 hospitalera Thu, 19 Nov 2009 09:13:54 +0000 http://hospitalera.com/?p=863#comment-15539 @C. Loh "IMO, the $1600 people pay for Teaching Sells is not for the training, but for someone to blame when things don’t work out." So very true, and often it is their own fault when things don't work out. I agree with what you say, and I must repeat, I am not believing that Teaching Sells is a bad program per se, but it was bad to market it to newbies and noobs that have no following. If somebody has already a following, on or off line, and is a recognized expert in his / her field, it might be a good program to take things further. For example if you have already written a book, sold a few thousand and now want to take your message to the internet, great. But if you are just starting out, have no content written, no expertise at all, then promising you the "blue from the sky" like we say in German is unethical in my eyes. But I would be happy to see here some comments from people that actually has success with the Teaching Sells program and make now the money back they paid in the first place, SY @C. Loh
“IMO, the $1600 people pay for Teaching Sells is not for the training, but for someone to blame when things don’t work out.” So very true, and often it is their own fault when things don’t work out. I agree with what you say, and I must repeat, I am not believing that Teaching Sells is a bad program per se, but it was bad to market it to newbies and noobs that have no following. If somebody has already a following, on or off line, and is a recognized expert in his / her field, it might be a good program to take things further. For example if you have already written a book, sold a few thousand and now want to take your message to the internet, great. But if you are just starting out, have no content written, no expertise at all, then promising you the “blue from the sky” like we say in German is unethical in my eyes. But I would be happy to see here some comments from people that actually has success with the Teaching Sells program and make now the money back they paid in the first place, SY

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