Hi Adam,

I don't disagree with any of what you said. And all sort of semantics could be entered into the discussion.

The big picture point I was making was that if you are starting out as a marketer and do not have tons of knowledge or experience, then buying just about anything for 10 bucks if it has a money back guarantee is worth it, provided that you study it carefully and make an honest attempt to implement its ideas.

I fully agree that one $10 product may have much more value than another $10 product. But that's a very subjective issue. It's not really a question of "Is Dan Kennedy's better, or is Yanik Silver's better?" It's more a question of what's best for Vincent...

Anyway, thanks for your input. How has the market responded to DiscussionGate so far? My hat's off to you for developing it!

Best,

Jesse

> Yes, you are correct.

> However, just because the following advice:

> "Find a niche and then develop a
> product and market it to them" is good
> information...

> And the information is 95% dependent on the
> PERSON doing it...

> Does not mean that an 8 X 11" piece of
> paper with ONLY THOSE WORDS on it is worth
> spending $10 for.

> Why? Because that SAME $10 can buy you that
> information AND A WHOLE LOT MORE if you were
> to buy a $10 Dan Kennedy book, for example.

> So the fundamental question that STILL needs
> to be answered is:

> In comparison to other GOOD products on the
> market... is THIS product worth in EXCESS of
> $10???

> -Adam.