MMM — How to Boost Yo Money Using “Bumps” and OTO’s
Hello,
Marlon here.
Bumps and OTO's are an extremely important part of your Internet Marketing Income.
This video breaks it down for you.
Bumps and OTO's are just part of what I call the Take The Lid Off Your Income System.
You can learn more here.
Marlon
PS: If you have any thoughts on this you'd like to share, post in comments.
Always PDFs for me! I like to have them to refer back to when I want. Also, I
go to sleep during videos. I am not involved and they take a lot longer to listen to than read. A lot of times I get tired of listening and just leave. When I read, I remember. When I try to listen, I tend to miss some things while trying to file away in my memory other things. Trying to locate something in a video that you want to review is usually pretty much a lost cause! And because the video takes longer than reading (which I can quickly scan for my takeaways), I don’t have time to go back and try to find something in videos. PDFs get my vote, definitely! Thanks,
Great Marlon, unfortunately for me I’m what I’d probably term a “gatherer of information” and this is usually just to get through things quickly and move on. With PDF versions of your newsletter I am sure I have them ALL as I’ve been an affiliate of yours since day dot when I also started making the elusive “passive income” – 1997 I think, but one thing I can say I have read (most of) them and some I re-read and then realize I have read them already. Sadly what a gatherer is, is a person who accumulates massive amounts of digital information and software on their hardware, as well as a ton of resellable products, ie: MRR PLR etc. and almost never gets to use them, let alone sell them and make a good living as you do with your own products. I found the video to be great, I did NOT speed it up as I do most other marketers videos, it was informative as usual, and something I will download if I possibly can (as it may disappear some time). You went off the rails a bit at the end and it had me laughing out loud… wondered where it was going and then it stopped – guess you realized you were ranting LOL Cheers mate, love your work AS ALWAYS. David ( http://gimmesuccess.com ) :8^)
Hey Marlon, loved the video edition of MMM.
I do disagree with Rainer Hertig, my mind does visualize the concepts and idea’s that you write about.
About the video, I think you shouldn’t have edited it simply because you were in the zone by the end and I always love stories about your copywriting and marketing career. I love the FREAKING stories, Marlon.
Whether in written form or on video. Leave the story in next time.
Just my opinion.
I think a lot of people will prefer videos over pdfs, because their memory takes visual content probably better than written content. But for me, I prefer written text. I was working already 30 years ago with speed reading courses and I am just accustomed for text in pdf as the ideal form to learn things better and faster.
Hi Marlon
Enjoyed the video, but PDF is more useful – due to the ability to quickly review later / find specific points far quicker than video.
Hi Marlon,
English is not my mother language, so although I love to listen and see you, your PDF is for me a much, much easier way to absorb your useful information.
So, for me, PDF wins.
I wish you all the best,
Kind regards from France
Sophie
Great info as always. Video is good but PDF let’s me save/refer/re-read much more easily. Could you add the PDF? thanks
Yup, there’s no PDF. On a Saturday morning, I have time to do either a PDF or a video but not both. That’s why I was asking the question.
Hi Marlon:
I prefer a PDF that I can read at my own pace.
Shlomo
Och and another thing(s):
the video ends rather abruptly at 12 minutes 35 secs when you mentioned your first copycat job at 18 yo
And your videos are a really good training material for me, as a video sales letters to use as a template/ case studies/ training material
But for the MMM the written version is the best, please!
Kind regards,
Piotr
Hi Marlon,
It’s vary difficult to use the video training as a reference material, find specific information, index information and use it not in whole without specialized and i.e. really expensive infrastructure.
So from the main goal and main usage perspective, pdf/any other printed media/
is hands down winner for delivery.
Thank you very much Marlon for your MMM in pdf format!
All the best,
Piotr
Hey Marlon,
Great information as usual. I liked the video, and I’m glad it wasn’t just an mp3. Audio is my least favorite form of learning. I do prefer your PDFs, as I can go back to them again and again, no matter where I am or whether I have s good connection or not. This is, of course, assuming I don’t miss your MMM!
The nice thing about the video on the blog is that I have access to it even if the weekend was busy and I didn’t get into email in time to download the PDF.
Thanks for sharing this with us. I always enjoy your newsletters and learn so much from them.
Hey Marlon,
I like the video but LOVE the pdf’s. Allows me to refer back to the material earier later on.
Marlon,
Though I love the way you express yourself verbally, I generally prefer a PDF over a video for two principal reasons: 1) I can read faster than I can listen and 2) it is easier to locate material I want to consider again in a PDF file than in a video.
Thanks,
Larry
When I was doing my telesummits, we would get steady 30% – 40% conversions on our bumps and upsells. That’s a valid stat.Thanks Marlon!
Hi Marlon, Thanks for the new info. Always interesting. That said, I really prefer your newsletters in PDF format. I absorb material a lot better when I can see it rather than hear it. The audio and video stuff seems to go in one ear and out the other. Plus, with the PDF I can more easily reread something that wasn’t clear the first time through.