> Hi Kirt,
> The Brand New, "Advanced Internet Marketing E-Class" is
> Guaranteed to Multiply Your Sales by At Least 10 Times it's $1995 Cost or
> it's FREE!
> $2000 for a course. It's a bit pricey mate.
Compared to what?
I've been paid over $30,000 a month for a few hours of consulting, and lived rent-free as part of the deal in George Harrison's original place in Beverly Hills.
Ask Armand Morin, Stephen Pierce, Tony Blake, Mike Litman -- or any other number of people that have been to my place there.
I know what I'm talking about, I can back it up, and I'm worth it. 
Price is irrevelevant when customers get the facts and results that they're after.
On another note, that's not the same event/course/training that we're talking about in this thread...
We're dealing with the site at: http://www.freedomevent.com
> Not all businesses are sales sites you know. So any advice would have to
> be targeted at ALL types of business for it to be useful. But that would
> involve too much work to design into a seminar, so it's got to be a one
> size fits all event, unless it's only very basic advice, that can be
> applied to any business -but that will be seen to have a lower impact by
> the delegates.
Nope, the freedomevent isn't about existing sites -- it's about creating new sites on all kinds of topics.
> Do you provide some sort of brochure, or contents book to interested
> delegates -before the event?
We provide them with the materials and software to start building the site according to our formula, the day they sign up for the event.
Isn't that the best way to do it?
> The problem with the net is that most sites make no money at all, they
> stick around for years in the hope that it will sell - this is a problem
> if you're selling the wrong thing, as many are!
We don't focus on 1 topic. I currently have around 35 sites in production, all on different topics, from wakeboarding to tanning.
> If you're selling information, chances are it can be picked from the web
> for nothing - I know this as I've actually done it, I have nearly 500
> articles on my site - and they didn't cost me a penny! There's the
> proof.......
You get what you pay for when it comes to free info in most cases.
> Okay, some articles are pretty informative, and some are just echos of
> useless techniques, but my point is if you can use a search engine, you
> can easily find the stuff. And it's all very basic stuff anyway, which
> involves so much effort to get even anything out of it - it's only going
> to eat into your time.
Then do that, go ahead and spend the time necessary to collect the search engine data, learn multi-variate stats to figure it all out.
Nothing stopping 'ya.
> Okay then, what level is this seminar aimed at?
It's aimed at advanced internet business owners that want an additional way to make money online. It has nothing to do with sales sites, ebooks, or an ezine.
It's about creating tightly focused site relating to popular topics, and then monetizing the traffic through 3 different methods.
> I'll add some more opinions when you have kindly answered that question.
> Thanks
> regards
... *DNO*