If I am not wrong the betternetworker site uses the same formula: a short lead generating form followed by a long form for the free membership, and then they follow it up with an upsell.

I learn so much great informationn from your blogs.

I never knew you could sell leads on the market the way you have described.

Way to go man, also love the way you utilise AR to get the leads to complete.

Keep up the great work.

2. Not necessary, they don’t interlink

3. The form code is the same – what matters is the HTTP-POST data in the form tag.

4. You need leads first. And you can always sign up with networks that buy in bulk. (See Part 2)

-Chris

1. For your CitySite(s).com, do you use sub-domains of the main directory site?
Example: victoria.kijiji.ca if kijiji.ca is the main site.

2. Do you ensure unique IP address per CitySites(s).com?
Example: victoria.kijiji.ca =(x.y.z.0) & vancouver.kijiji.ca = (x.y.z.1)

3. If you are not really linking your CitySite(s).com to your main site, then how do you send your leads to your main site?
Example: src=link2formOnMainSite (iframe) or javascript-based link to self (CitySite) which internally redirects to main site.

4. How do you initially send lead to resellers if you don’t have any?
Example: You have to collect leads to sell, but what if you don’t have any buyers yet. How can the buyer subscribe to your 30 days free leads if you don’t have any yet. (chicken or the egg? which one comes first?)

Thx

You can believe what you want, as I have nothing to hide.

Besides, this isn’t rocket science dude.

-Chris

Anyone who’s been on this list for any length of time knows that I back everything I do with proof. And if you wanna compare tax returns pal, be my guest.

Now, as for the part about Googling “$18 Million Jets”, that’s not what this is about.

Oh, and by the way, there is a market for that (it’s called fractional ownership), and they advertise proliferately in the DuPont Registry, Robb Report and the more established blogs dealing with offshoring and hedge funds.

Oh, but wait. “Those” people couldn’t possibly be online. They’re all getting their asses oiled and massaged while sipping cognac on their private yacht.

(Just like how “nobody buys ebooks anymore”… right…)

As for “Rick”, I happen to know him because he happens to by my own realtor here in Victoria. Found Sarah and I a nice 6-bedroom house a block from the ocean. Oh, wait – maybe I imagined that.

As for my “selling of the secret”… get real, pal.

This is the only market where I have a personal interest and can “speak from the heart”.

You can’t exactly run an interactive blog about background checks, forex trading, credit repair, foreclosure searches, creative lending, merchant accounts, business cash advances, penny stocks, etc….

(If you’re real clever you might pick up on some hints in that last sentence).

Now, it’s clear to me that you think you’ve uncovered “the big conspiracy” and you have it all figured out. In reality, you’re probably a newcomer to this business and think everything is a sham, because it couldn’t possibly be so simple.

You see, what happens my friend is that you will likely continue on that train of thought for a few years – meanwhile earning next to nothing.

But hey, that’s “reality”. The big money just doesn’t exist. (Well, not for you anyway).

Meanwhile, people that actually just take action, build their network, their lists and their revenues are making mad coin, and scaling their operations.

Because there IS no “secret”. The stuff I explain here on the blog isn’t just stuff that I do myself or “invent”, sherlock.

IT’S STANDARD PRACTICE IN COMPETITIVE MARKETS.

Use Google and see for yourself. No mystery to it at all. Just a matter of actually doing something VS. bitching, moaning and blaming the “guru conspiracy”.

So you continue on your little conspiracy quest.

Meanwhile me and my disillusioned “brain dead” peer group will continue generating substantial online revenue.

-Chris