Comments on: More Details on PostcardProfits.com

By: bob

bob — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 15:11:22 +0000

http://www.corporationwiki.com/Wyoming/Cheyenne/2710-Thomes-Ave-Cheyenne-WY-82001-a354675.aspx

looks like a few businesses registered over the years at this location.

By: Steve

Steve — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:07:28 +0000

Bill-

Explain how he’s ‘choosing not to believe.’

By: Bill-K

Bill-K — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:21:48 +0000

Hi Barney — sorry you chose not to believe.
Hi Vashti — thanks for the link to Quantcast.com! it’s a great resource, and I’m looking forward to using it with my upcoming project. : )

By: Barney

Barney — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:04:06 +0000

Without having ever spent a dime toward Luke’s program or tried any of his advice, I have to say I have a problem with accepting this offer as legitimate. First of all, what is it you get for your $300 investment and secondly, why is it such a challenge and a mystery with regards to making contact with them after your initial investment? Bunk!!!! If they were 100% legitimate, there would not be the problem with figuring out who they are; where they are; and how to contact them. If those issues don’t bring up some major red flags, what would? Why would they hide in any way, shape, or form if they were entirely above board?

By: vashti

vashti — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:59:04 +0000

If you really want to get started with postcard marketing take these steps..

1.choose affiliate product and or cpa offer. (ex. stop snoring product.. pays 25.00)

2. get a domain name and create a landing page with good tracking.. google analytics(free)

3.go to quantcast.com and look at the demographics of your audience.. sometimes it even gives you magazines and or other sites that your audience shops at.

4.go to http://www.nextmark.com and choose your targeted mailing list. so many legitimate lists.. if in doubt then call the broker at nextmark and have him make recommendations based on your demographics from quantcast.com.

5. design your postcard and mailing at http://www.click2mail.com. placing your landing page address as the point of contact.. start small.. scale up.

good luck…

By: Bill K.

Bill K. — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 16:14:21 +0000

Donna — > I do not have a phone number for them, but I have good success in getting through to them with these email addresses:
…where I have “at” just replace that with “@”
support “at” postcardprofits.com
luke “at” postcardprofits.com.

Also, I agree that $500 in business startup costs sounds like a lot, yet there are ways to cover that if you’re really serious about your own business.

…are you looking for more of a hobby or pass-time,
or do you really want to build your own home based business?

Here’s what I did:
to come up with the start-up money I made a list of 70 people I know from work, college, church, etc. Then I called each of them till I had enough people who would partner with me in this project. =-)

…yes… I do have to share profits with them,
but I also share expense : )

As Luke Jayton says in the advertisement and in the course, Post Card Profits is * NOT * get rich quick,
rather, Post Card Profits is a regular business that takes time to develop. And my testimony is that it is indeed worth your time & effort.

Hope that helps,
Bill K.

By: Donna

Donna — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:24:43 +0000

The return address on my package is 5300 Ontario Mills Parkway, Ontario, CA 91764.

Today I have tried calling the 800 phone number several times without any luck. I get the recording to please try & place my call again. You have to call to get a RMA number to return the kit. It’s for sure that I cannot afford to pay any $500 to get started on this type of program.

By: Dave Buckle

Dave Buckle — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 01:42:15 +0000

it is good you do this

By: Bill-K

Bill-K — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:20:10 +0000

Nichole – what’s your background? …professional, that is (not personal).

…and what are your goals / expectations in doing this type of business?

You may’ve already closed your checking account… but for future reference you can just call your bank and stop payment on one check rather than blasting the account and opening another.

…not sure if that really helps…
as I noted in my post to Brian, hopefully some of this helps; feel free to post another question; I’m happy to share what I’ve learned so far.

By: Bill-K

Bill-K — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:12:34 +0000

Hi Brian – Yes, it is frustrating to only get part of the story from a website, especially when it would be so much more convenient to get all the details from one central website. My insight is that if he told you much more then you might feel that you do not actually need the product, and that you can do it on your own… which you can

…actually …meaning, Luke’s system is “just” a normal business that many other people have been doing for decades. * HOWEVER * the balancing side of that statement is that * UNLESS * you have a background in the following activities then you will not be able to do it on your own: advertising, product development, marketing, promotion fulfilment, etc.

…OK… it’s * NOT * that you could * NOT * do it on your own, rather, it is that it would take a lot of effort. My background is IT/IS, plus advertising, plus marketing (commercial as well as network marketing, which is another story altogether). With my background I find Jake’s Press 1 system to be very interesting and do-able.

I made my own project plan (happy to share it if you have interest), and am making nice progress toward launch date. : )

So Brian, as with a lot of things in life, there’s a bit of faith that has to be exercised. I stepped out in faith, bought the set of CDs, and am quite happy about it.

Hope that helps = )