Gary Halbert... thoughts?

[Lynn Terry]

[americanwahm]

[robert adams]

[Lynn Terry]

[robert adams]

[Lynn Terry]

[boxxies]

Hi Lynn,

Personaly, I dislike his rude writing
and I am no "prude".

But I have to admit that he is pretty smart
but he is also too conceited for my taste.

Just my 2 cents.

marie

[R Hagel]

This is the sort of guy who can sell $5000 a seat (or more!) seminars based on his reputation alone.

If I was going to go to his seminar, I wouldn't even bother reading his sales letter. Seriously, I wouldn't care what it says, just because his name and reputation precedes him.

If I remember correctly, KISS is selling concert tickets for something like $1000 right now. I even saw that Mike Van Norden (PR guy) bought one. I doubt that people who buy $1000 KISS tickets spend too much time pouring over the sales letter...many of them probably had their minds made up before they read the letter.

Or let's take a look at someone who buys a Ferarri. You know this person isn't comparing every vehicle in its class to see which gives a "better deal." The person probably already knew she was going to buy a Ferrari long before she actually did.

And so this sales letter that perhaps sounds conceited, or expensive, or bashing...it isn't written for those who think that. You're not the target market. Does that make sense?

Cheers,

Rebecca "Becky" Hagel

[americanwahm]

Yep... the guy writes a letter that noone but those who are out of his league will read? LOL! I get it!

Kelly

[karadawn]

I found the letter ammusing........I liked that he didn't care what people thought of the language or how he was bashing others in business (if we did that, it would hurt OUR business most likely). Sometimes the ones that stand up and tell the truth - the real truth - are worth listening to.

If money wasn't an issue, yeah I'd go. He put a lot of thought into that letter, so I believe him when he says he knows his stuff. (Personally I've never heard of him, but a few of the names he was bashing I knew and don't care for their practices).

I honestly didn't see the hype in the pitch. I mean yes it was there, but it was detailed. Like instead of just saying "I'll show you how to bring millions of visitors to your site per day", he says "How to get and use the exact tools you need to track your traffic and, more importantly, to understand your converson rate!" . That to me makes a difference, because you have an idea of WHAT you will be learning from this seminar.

Gees I'd have to take out a loan to attend LOL. Deffinatly not for beginers, that's for sure.

[Lynn Terry]

[ldylion214]

I am new to Gary Halbert. What a fascinating person.