The term "guru"

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by vishenda, Feb 8, 2007.

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    I noticed that the term "guru" has been
    thrown around negatively. I mean everything cannot be free, it's a business.
    For those "gurus" that are making a lot of money, a lot of work and trial
    and error was put into that. I guarantee you this, if you create a product
    that makes you a lot of money, will you give it away free? You put your
    hard work, time and effort into it, and then you give it away free to
    someone who's just looking for a handout? It doesn't matter the price,
    even if you give it away for free there are still people who are not going to
    take advantage of it.
     
    vishenda, Feb 8, 2007 IP
  2. AnneHamptom

    AnneHamptom Peon

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    Those "Gurus" who are making more money than others are using two simple techniques.
    1-Outsourcing.
    2-Joint Venture.
    With the first one they create a product (sometimes good and sometimes garbage).
    With the second one they make a ton of money because they are helping each other and no matter if the product has quality or not. There is an inner circle where everybody is promoting everybody's product and the innocents are buying.
    Just check out your mailbox and you'll see.
     
    AnneHamptom, Feb 8, 2007 IP
  3. SEOLinker

    SEOLinker Banned

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    AnneHamtpon, totally correct and just revealed all "guru" secrets.
     
    SEOLinker, Feb 8, 2007 IP