Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
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Kurt
Oct 17, 2010, 4:19:09 PM10/17/10
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We hear and read about "Scams" often, but it's been my experience that
many - not all, and maybe not most, but many "scams" are really not so
much "scams" are they are cases of people who would not follow a
program that actually works.
In such cases, the programs work… it is the people who don’t.
It takes attention, intention and focus to make any business
successful. Some people can’t hold a positive thought for 10 seconds
let alone 10 months or 10 years. And it is thoughts that create
reality!
People get what they sow, not what they want. Many people falsely
expect riches without work.
If someone doesn’t like a program or product that they are looking at
they can easily think that the program or product is a "scam" when the
truth is that it's just not the product for them.
They could opt to simply turn their attention elswhere instead of
choosing to make others appear to be wrong or crooked.
There is something for everyone. It’s time for people to wake up and
realize that they must take action, in their thoughts and in their
lives.
So, I ask – Are you looking at what is wrong or what is right? Turn
your attention to what is right for you. You will be happier for it.
"Scams" do need to be ousted but let's first determine whether it's
the program that doesn't work that's called a "scam", not necessarily
the program that we don't work before we call it a "scam".
Kurt at www.GrossInternational.com
many - not all, and maybe not most, but many "scams" are really not so
much "scams" are they are cases of people who would not follow a
program that actually works.
In such cases, the programs work… it is the people who don’t.
It takes attention, intention and focus to make any business
successful. Some people can’t hold a positive thought for 10 seconds
let alone 10 months or 10 years. And it is thoughts that create
reality!
People get what they sow, not what they want. Many people falsely
expect riches without work.
If someone doesn’t like a program or product that they are looking at
they can easily think that the program or product is a "scam" when the
truth is that it's just not the product for them.
They could opt to simply turn their attention elswhere instead of
choosing to make others appear to be wrong or crooked.
There is something for everyone. It’s time for people to wake up and
realize that they must take action, in their thoughts and in their
lives.
So, I ask – Are you looking at what is wrong or what is right? Turn
your attention to what is right for you. You will be happier for it.
"Scams" do need to be ousted but let's first determine whether it's
the program that doesn't work that's called a "scam", not necessarily
the program that we don't work before we call it a "scam".
Kurt at www.GrossInternational.com
Jeff Reese
Oct 18, 2010, 12:55:37 AM10/18/10
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hey Kurt,
this one is really kinda fun, bidding on keywords and keyword phrases -auction style
it's a new search engine ($100 billion industry -and growing) where people can actually OWN keywords
http://www.zibzoomkeywordauction.com/jeff
hope all is good in TN!
Jeff
> Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 13:19:09 -0700
> Subject: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
> From: kur...@gmail.com
> To: mlm-myt...@googlegroups.com
this one is really kinda fun, bidding on keywords and keyword phrases -auction style
it's a new search engine ($100 billion industry -and growing) where people can actually OWN keywords
http://www.zibzoomkeywordauction.com/jeff
hope all is good in TN!
Jeff
> Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 13:19:09 -0700
> Subject: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
> From: kur...@gmail.com
> To: mlm-myt...@googlegroups.com
Kurt
Oct 20, 2010, 12:48:46 PM10/20/10
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Jeff,
It sounds similar to an offer Craig received once via a phone call to
him. I can't remember all the details, perhaps Craig can chime in
here, but I think the problem was that they didn't get his message out
to anyone but him.
His "searches" yielded results that looked good, but they were
localized or skewed to read his IP Address and then yield him the
results that made it look like his site was high in the rankings.
Turns out, they were only high in HIS rankings page, not the other 4
billion people.
If anyone has any more info on this, or needs to correct me or add to
it, please do so because, like I said, I don't remember all the
details.
Kurt at www.GrossInternational.com
On Oct 18, 12:55 am, Jeff Reese <reesej...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> hey Kurt,
> this one is really kinda fun, bidding on keywords and keyword phrases -auction style
> it's a new search engine ($100 billion industry -and growing) where people can actually OWN keywordshttp://www.zibzoomkeywordauction.com/jeff
It sounds similar to an offer Craig received once via a phone call to
him. I can't remember all the details, perhaps Craig can chime in
here, but I think the problem was that they didn't get his message out
to anyone but him.
His "searches" yielded results that looked good, but they were
localized or skewed to read his IP Address and then yield him the
results that made it look like his site was high in the rankings.
Turns out, they were only high in HIS rankings page, not the other 4
billion people.
If anyone has any more info on this, or needs to correct me or add to
it, please do so because, like I said, I don't remember all the
details.
Kurt at www.GrossInternational.com
On Oct 18, 12:55 am, Jeff Reese <reesej...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> hey Kurt,
> this one is really kinda fun, bidding on keywords and keyword phrases -auction style
> hope all is good in TN!
> Jeff
>
>
>
> > Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 13:19:09 -0700
> > Subject: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
> > From: kurt...@gmail.com
> Jeff
>
>
>
> > Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 13:19:09 -0700
> > Subject: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
Jeff Reese
Oct 21, 2010, 12:28:38 AM10/21/10
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Hey Kurt,
It's not a matter of getting your site to rank high in searches. It's about finding keywords that already have a lot of traffic (like 'car insurance', for example) Keywords that have a lot of traffic generate revenue for the search engines via the little paid ads you see (on google- top of page and right side of page) Advertisers want their ads on higher traffic keyword searches because that means more people looking at their ad. There are other factors such as click-thru rates and cost per click that make certain keywords more valuable to the search engines- ie:how much are those advertisers willing to pay for each click? This is how the search engines makes their billions ..from that ad revenue. Zibzoom is the first search engine that gives users the opportunity to OWN those keywords thru a bidding process. They pay you a percentage of what your keywords make them. Call it 'Digital Real Estate', if you like. If you choose, you can also sell keywords that you own. Does that long-winded response answer your question? :)
Who knows if this business model will be successful, but it looks pretty good to me. Just considering how massive the search engine business is in general, I figured why not give it a shot. I don't think it will get us rich overnight, but could provide a steady residual income over time. Plus there's one more factor - it's FUN.
Jeff
> Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 09:48:46 -0700
> Subject: Re: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
> From: kur...@gmail.com
> To: mlm-myt...@googlegroups.com
It's not a matter of getting your site to rank high in searches. It's about finding keywords that already have a lot of traffic (like 'car insurance', for example) Keywords that have a lot of traffic generate revenue for the search engines via the little paid ads you see (on google- top of page and right side of page) Advertisers want their ads on higher traffic keyword searches because that means more people looking at their ad. There are other factors such as click-thru rates and cost per click that make certain keywords more valuable to the search engines- ie:how much are those advertisers willing to pay for each click? This is how the search engines makes their billions ..from that ad revenue. Zibzoom is the first search engine that gives users the opportunity to OWN those keywords thru a bidding process. They pay you a percentage of what your keywords make them. Call it 'Digital Real Estate', if you like. If you choose, you can also sell keywords that you own. Does that long-winded response answer your question? :)
Who knows if this business model will be successful, but it looks pretty good to me. Just considering how massive the search engine business is in general, I figured why not give it a shot. I don't think it will get us rich overnight, but could provide a steady residual income over time. Plus there's one more factor - it's FUN.
Jeff
> Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 09:48:46 -0700
> Subject: Re: Many 'Scam' Posts Are Echoes Of Whining Losers
> From: kur...@gmail.com
> To: mlm-myt...@googlegroups.com
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