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liquidrage
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- Mar 3, 2009
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Yeah I did read their whole regulations page. I'm not planing to make a carreer out of this. I read up on excel before joining. I just know that if you got into excel in the begining you made some nice coin. So I figure I bust my ass for 6 months promote the sh!t out of it. Then see where it goes. I'm like an alaskan crab fisher man...I never put a full year into anything...but I make sure I grab my full years pay. I join all these things and as long as they bring in over 2 grand a month in the first 3 months. Then I stay in. This stuff is so easy to promote through I.M I give mad props to the old school folks that had to market with out the internet. I can't even imagine how hard it would be. Now days we can make money with out spending money..I plan on spending $2000 on this biz thats it (only becouse I outsource everything except CL posting)
bananahands
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- Mar 25, 2008
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They're not partnered with google...their idea is to charge for and track everything inside their portal...so it mimics a google type site except they put adware on your computer (toolbar).
I don't see them getting as big as google or anywhere close, but its a decent idea I suppose...I'd just rather be the one behind it instead of referring people to use it.
I don't see them getting as big as google or anywhere close, but its a decent idea I suppose...I'd just rather be the one behind it instead of referring people to use it.
Yeah I actually thought it was B/S too. Then I did some research and found out that Every Domain with the word Ijango in it has been bought. When I joined there was like 600 results on google for the word. Now there are 7500. I figure for 170 bucks I'll gamble on this. Besides WTF it's not like a couple hundred bucks is gonna break my bank
lol, because the company running this scam bought all those domains.
Total scam, not sure how you are connected, but it sounds like marketing B.S.
blackmagiquellc
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- Oct 30, 2008
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Don't post your referral link and try to get us on
There are too many better ways to make money here at BHW
There are too many better ways to make money here at BHW
blackhat50
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- Oct 22, 2008
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i voted Yes for this being the worst advertisement thread of 2009
liquidrage
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I didn't post it on bhw to get anyone in. I make plenty of money elsewhere. I just posted it becouse I think it's going to make alot of money.Everything I do is viral type marketing becouse working is a dead end job. I had one real job in my life. In 2004 I built Off The Chain Choppers L.L.C and made 6 million in less then a year.
soooted
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- Jun 21, 2009
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If you guys really want to jump on board network marketing meets social networking, then you need to look at Efusjon.
It takes the traditional network marketing model but combines it with the first ever approved commercial application to run on Facebook. So it will spread virally rather than the traditional way, plus it opens up network marketing from the typical 40-65 age group to the full Facebook demographic to include 25-45.
Now here's where it gets really interesting... Efusjon is releasing 10 games on Facebook. These are high quality games like World of Warcraft and not like the current crappy ones like FarmTown, Mafia Wars, Pirates, etc. that are raking in millions per month for the developers.
(The nature of Facebook games is you have to invite friends to play in order to get more power, larger mob, more pirates, etc.).
So not only will these new games grow even more virally than the current ones, but Efusjon being the first approved commercial app is also giving away cash prizes, ipods, mp3s, trips to Hawaii, etc. to further entice people to play.
Finally - here's the kicker, the sales pitch to join the MLM is made *in the game*. In other words, the game educates the user about viral marketing and MLM in game world, then asks them to join in real world (after they've realized how powerful it is).
So for the first time in network marketing - the delivery of the sales pitch is segregated from the viral growth of the platform and brand.
I know many folks frown on MLM in general and there are many reasons in the past why this general perception is valid - but this is Facebook here and Mark Zuckerberg and founder of efusjon are friends and this will completely change affiliate marketing forever. In the future, all advertising will be done through social networking and the people who make money are not the spammy affiliate advertisers but the popular prom queens who know hundreds of people who know hundreds of people, etc. and they all get paid fractions of a penny on every purchase.
If you've read this far and you're interested, PM me, because I know a lot about the company (a lot more than what you'll get from the self-proclaimed "experts" if you search via Google). God forbid don't click on an adword and go to a landing page - I will tell you the real scoop as I have connections and also have personally invested a ton of $ cause I know this is the next gold rush.
It takes the traditional network marketing model but combines it with the first ever approved commercial application to run on Facebook. So it will spread virally rather than the traditional way, plus it opens up network marketing from the typical 40-65 age group to the full Facebook demographic to include 25-45.
Now here's where it gets really interesting... Efusjon is releasing 10 games on Facebook. These are high quality games like World of Warcraft and not like the current crappy ones like FarmTown, Mafia Wars, Pirates, etc. that are raking in millions per month for the developers.
(The nature of Facebook games is you have to invite friends to play in order to get more power, larger mob, more pirates, etc.).
So not only will these new games grow even more virally than the current ones, but Efusjon being the first approved commercial app is also giving away cash prizes, ipods, mp3s, trips to Hawaii, etc. to further entice people to play.
Finally - here's the kicker, the sales pitch to join the MLM is made *in the game*. In other words, the game educates the user about viral marketing and MLM in game world, then asks them to join in real world (after they've realized how powerful it is).
So for the first time in network marketing - the delivery of the sales pitch is segregated from the viral growth of the platform and brand.
I know many folks frown on MLM in general and there are many reasons in the past why this general perception is valid - but this is Facebook here and Mark Zuckerberg and founder of efusjon are friends and this will completely change affiliate marketing forever. In the future, all advertising will be done through social networking and the people who make money are not the spammy affiliate advertisers but the popular prom queens who know hundreds of people who know hundreds of people, etc. and they all get paid fractions of a penny on every purchase.
If you've read this far and you're interested, PM me, because I know a lot about the company (a lot more than what you'll get from the self-proclaimed "experts" if you search via Google). God forbid don't click on an adword and go to a landing page - I will tell you the real scoop as I have connections and also have personally invested a ton of $ cause I know this is the next gold rush.
liquidrage
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I'll keep drinking Redbull. But let me know when your drink sales hit 6 or 7 figures. I do have a BH method for selling that stuff though...You could market it as MJ's lovejuice in a can. You'll make milliones.
NemoTheOne
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- May 18, 2009
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This has turned into a JOIN MY MLM thread.. Well, actually that's what it is. I've spent sometime doing MLM. Making good money is possible, but improbable.
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liquidrage
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The funny part is...I started the thread to see what people knew about it. Thats why I put it in here. It sounded like something bhw people would know more about. I see the general thought is i'm not going to make money lol however i'm only planning on investing a couple grand into marketing it and there is no way I won't make it back.
the mad hatter
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- Aug 13, 2008
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Where did you get hold of your information that Google, Msn and Yahoo were jumping onbaoard??? I would love to do some follow-up reading myself.
I need to make similar hype and just bank and do a runner...That's basically what this guy is doing. I wonder though if someone is going to beat him down in the middle of the road lol. Just like the MLM kings...they must somehow be in fear of getting a kick-in whereever they go with the amount of ppl they've "scammed"
liquidrage
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Regardless of him being a scammer or whatever..If you think about it..Every CPA or Aff company there is makes money off of our hard work....I'm taking this biatch for every dime I can get..And promoting my MLM Record Label in the process...I might have been born at night ...But it wasn't last night...This company is going to PAY ME and move me up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsH4v_-Qr54
And I'm not the one that's going to get "ass beatings in the street" lmao
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liquidrage
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Actually this is becoming very interesting. I started to believe all the stuff about Ijango just being another Google affiliate and that they were gonna take the money and run....Well today I finally got around to signing up for my FREE Ijango mail...Let me just tell you I was shocked when I found Google T.O.S for Ijango mail...It even says (Google terms of service and conditions). So I did some research and asked around...Turns out that Ijango seems to be the latest version of Igoogle but alot more powerful....now before any of you start saying i'm full of it or Google wouldn't be involved...Go to http://hiderefer.com/?http://launch.ijango.com and sign up for free...then go to set up your mail. I'm sure alot of BHW members are Google affiliates. Google doesn't let us rename their mail program. If i'm wrong please let me know becouse @RAGEMAIL.COM sounds awesome. I'm sure I could get a ton of users. Now i'm just waiting to see when Google publicly anounces that they own Ijango. Interesting stuff.