Comments on: Rapid Cash Marketing Questions Answered!

By: Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 01:56:31 +0000

I thought the videos were very simple and easy to follow. I can tell you want people get it. My question is how long does it take for the search engines to pick up your stories, do you have to write a certain amount of posts before you get brought up on searches? I want to know when things start converting as far as time in, money out. Im sure it depends, but, what do some of your students find? do they have to be persistent, daily and write 4o posts before they see results? Is there a general basis for this? More than one question, I know, but I have posted a few and searched for some of the keywords, nothing of mine ever shows up.
Cheers Thanks for the great info!
Jeff

By: Phil Knaus

Phil Knaus — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 04:05:26 +0000

What is the best platform or software to use for a forum and why?
Your videos are great. They are informative, helpful, and very easy to understand.

Thanks,
Phil Knaus

By: Mike Mancini

Mike Mancini — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:38:45 +0000

I like to write (although I don’t know if many like to read what I write). Have any of the folks tried making Rapid Cash through writing articles? I’ve gone to Ezinearticles.com and articles.com to get a sense of the writing that’s out there. There seems to be a ton of folks writing, so I was wondering how difficult it is to get “noticed”, if you will. Thanks.

By: Connie Baum

Connie Baum — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:42:48 +0000

This whole Rapid Cash Marketing is SO EXCITING! I also enjoyed Paul Count’s video message on YouTube!

This is the REAL stimulus package, guys. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist, doesn’t cost a blooming fortune and it is an educational pursuit that is great fun!

Besides the Tremendous Trio is ALL HEART.

Thanks, guys.

Hugs,
Connie Baum
http://foodstampscookingclub.com/blog

By: Terry

Terry — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 03:45:48 +0000

Hi Dixie, Jeff and Paul,

First, Thank you for all the assistance. Paul, the videos are very easy to follow and make a great product! I appreciate the help that is filtering through.

My question is this [and I know it is one many of us "newbies" or "want to make it good on the internet let me say easily swayed by good (or even not so good but persuasive copy) who fill their pockets while my accounts go into debt because I was swayed by their words .....] How can I discern what is real, what truly is necessary for me to succeed, who is trustworthy, what I really need, what will help rather than confuse – how do I know what I am doing is the right thing and leave all that hype behind?

Bottom line – what do I need NOW, what will I want to get eventually but don’t need right now, and how can I put it into a business plan so I don’t crash before I get started? Who of these wheelers and dealers is honest? Who is selling the Real Deal? Who will take my $$ and not worry about the little guy struggling to make it, line their pocket and brag about how successful they are? I dare not let my discouragement show. I vowed to remain positive. I know internet success is possible.

Is this more than one question? I have learned to trust the three of you yet I am still spending more than I am taking in. Is an internet business really going to make me money or should I go back and get another JOB? I laid off my boss and now my savings are gone and my credit is over extended and health care is non existant. Whew. Didn’t realize how the pressure has been building. Thanks for listening. I know 2009 will be a better year. I am just tired of being “sold” to. How do I turn off the persistent and obnoxious selling and do my own thing? The next right thing. Will it pay my bills?

I am not giving up. I am doing the steps, I am working on my “projects: every day. I will succeed. Can you tell I am tired and discouraged?

Thanks for your help and hope. I can see the $$ flowing it is just out of reach today.

Terry