PART III of III

Why I did it again, I don’t know, but once again an internet coach/mentor happened to arrive in my inbox. Did you ever hear this? ‘When the student is ready the teacher will appear.’ Well, I have, but don’t ask me where it originated, and I am a believer in the ‘Law of Attraction’, sometimes when the need is great enough your subconscious is answered.

I was able to do a much better job in selecting a coach/mentor this time around, I was more aware of what and what not to look for in a coach. This wasn’t the first time Alex Jeffreys had offered a ‘Coaching Program’; it was however only the second time and possibly the last for a while, it was taking too much time away from his own successful internet business.

The cost is $1000.00, although not cheap, it was not really expensive when you consider what other ‘mentoring’ programs cost, or even a two day seminar.  I consider myself to be fortunate to have ‘found’ this program and to have been able to pay for it. Not only does Alex teach you ‘How’, he actually gives you part of his own successful business. Correct, Alex gives you his list building product to sell and teaches you how to use this website, your website, to build your own profitable list to jumpstart your internet business.

Alex teaches you from the initial domain name selection and purchase through marketing the product online. If this doesn’t sound daunting to you, you are either unaware of the steps and processes involved or you are way ahead of where I am today.

Each week there is a webinar on a new topic, which is scheduled to last two hours, but is never less than three and usually more, after which homework is assigned and should be completed the following week. Alex is available for questions by email during the week and he has an extremely talented technical assistant, Gary Parks. Gary is helpful and knowledgeable when it comes to all technical aspects of the course and is the student forum narrator.

The student forum is an invaluable tool, everyone is moving along at their own pace and other students who are more advanced, are more than happy to assist those of us who fall a little arrears. When no correct answer is coming from the student forum, Gary Parks steps in and answers your question.

If you read the first two parts of this article, you could be wondering why I am in this type of caoching program, isn’t this more along the lines of affiliate marketing than network marketing? Yes, your right, it is, but marketing is marketing and not sales, if you learn the mechanics and processes involved in taking a ‘product’ or ’service’ to the internet and the methods to be successful, you can apply those mechanics and processes to any ‘product’. Everything offered for ’sale’ can be considered and treated as a product.

Stay tuned and follow my progress through ‘Marketing with Alex Jeffreys’.