Isn't the Franklin Hatchett method a bit overrated?

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hey guys,

so I read some threads about this method and I really like it but to be honest in the end it's not rocket science right?

It's bascially just reselling either products and services. Meaning you are acting as the middle man. I would even prefer to resell digital products cause you don't have to care about shipping etc.

And using facebook ads to drive traffic yeah nothing to special too but it helps a lot of noobs so that's cool. There is also a lot of stuff on fiverr that you can resell and it's less complicated and goes faster.

Just think that the Franklin Hattchet Method overcomplicates some things.
 
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It is drop shipping. One year ago I tried to drop ship ebay products with only 2 to 5 dollars of shipping cost ( my profit margin) .after using many free traffic methods I got very few conversions about 18 conversions in 3 months so I gave up.
 
Its just flipping except spoon fed.

imo Its a great method for noobs Shout out to Franklin for giving it out for free and not selling a shitty ebook like most do lol
 
One important difference between reselling and this method is that it attracts people who are looking out for freebies, which IMO is large and the word "free" does automatically pre-sells it for you. Just like any other method, a lot of noobs will lose money and some smart lucky guys would bank hard.
 
I personally think it is a great method, you can scale it in so many different ways.

Moreover, this method can piss Ste Hughes off, which is a huge plus.
 
VinceC said:
Is a great method....but only for driving more traffic to FH's blog.
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Haha lol, So I am not the only one that became suspicious when people started posting about FH on BHW, at the same time as his blog and forum launched lol
No offence to FH as he seems an OK guy.
I don't really consider it a method, as it doesn't seem to be anything new, and this practice of naming methods after people is a bit sad, but if it helps noobs try something and gets them thinking then fair enough, I suppose.
 
Yeah, the method is nothing much just a little twist.

But it seems to work so that's all that matters.
 
1 post on "[FH Method]" is ok, but there are simply too many pop up in such a small period of time like onions growing in the spring....sorry no offend FH, but I getting more and more suspicious the day I became IMer, nevertheless if my guess was correct, it pretty good for blog promoting using this method, maybe I can have one thread on "[FREE Viral Blog Promoting Method By FH]"
 
it is not a new method at all people been doing this for ages
 
no shit sherlock. And these kind of threads keep overhyping the interest.
 
Are we talking about http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/blackhat-lounge/803464-watch-me-getting-laid-using-nothing-else-but-tinder-franklin-hatchet-method.html or...?
 
OP, are you saying going to the effort of making an ecommerce website, getting traffic with PPC (which can be very expensive if you do it wrong), dealing with customers, dealing with chinese companies, copying and pasting over addresses to ali express and all the other shit you deal with when it all goes wrong just isn't worth it for $15 a day?

Then I have to day, you must be a fool!
 
Because of the Franklin Hatchett method, I now have 47 Lamborghinis in my Lamborghini account.

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Thanks, FH!
 
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