What would you Pay to sneak into the closed door
meeting and eavesdrop on the free-wheeling, no holds barred
discussions of arguably the most elite and extraordinary cabal
of marketing and moneymaking "attack dogs" ever assembled in one
place,
at one time????
By Dan Kennedy
Yes you probably would.
The 15 people in my Platinum Inner
Circle 2000 group are the Navy SEALS of marketing. They are
fast-acting, ruthless, aggressive "commandos" when it comes to
making gobs and gobs and gobs of money. You can read a bit about
each of them on the enclosed "goldenrod" page.
Just to be in this group, each
member pays $25,000.00 for the year. Plus the costs of traveling
to four meetings that take place in private, behind closed,
locked doors. They sign a strict confidentiality pledge to each
other, so they can share their most prized and profitable
discoveries. On the rare occasion we invite a guest expert or
vendor in, they come in, are quizzed, and must leave.
Some of these 15 do consulting -
and, on average, it costs $500.00 to $1,000.00 an hour to buy
their time and advice, and you probably have to get in line.
Others NEVER reveal their methods and business secrets, for
any price. Some teach other subjects, but keep the marketing
strategies they use personally "close to the vest."
I collect the $25,000.00 from
each of them, to organize it all and run the meetings. But the
truth is, I get just as much out of these meetings as they do;
in fact, I marvel at what I discover!
Now, here is
what I persuaded everybody to do: take one extra day,
get in a
room together, turn on the CD recorder, and have a wide-open,
can-you-top-this round-and-round-and-round-the-table discussion
of their very best marketing and moneymaking ideas
that just about
anybody can use
to rev up their business
and income.
I prepared a
series of provocative questions. I did my best to impose some
order and control to the day. But mostly, like a bull-rider, I
just hung on.
The result: a set
of 6 audio CD's unlike any you've ever heard.
Imagine, these 15 moneymaking
commandos ALL spilling their guts, ALL contributing to the
maelstrom of ideas, insights and very specific advice pouring
across the conference table like gasoline on fire. We had a pro
there to CD it all, for the best possible audio quality given
the situation. It's been edited to keep the meatiest parts and
lop off the fat.
MAY I MAKE
YOU A WAGER?
I'll bet you the biggest
steak in Texas
you just cannot listen only once.
You'll be whacking the Pause
button like some crazed monkey, to jot down one sizzling hot
idea after another you want to act on.
You'll have to listen to 'em all
a number of times or you'll miss more than you get, because it's
all coming at you rapid-fire.
Getting a "down-load" of
experience and thinking about marketing from any ONE of this
crack commando squad would certainly be worthwhile. But from all
FIFTEEN?
And keep in mind, this is NOT
some carefully thought out, scripted and read presentation,
where the "guru" has had plenty of time to deliberately leave
certain things out and hold certain things back, to selectively
share his methods. This was a blow-the-doors-off discussion,
with everybody thinking on their feet and, to some extent,
trying to top the other guy.
And keep in mind that over half
these Platinum Members are back for their 2nd or 3rd years. They
don't keep coming back and investing in attending these
conclaves for the heck of it. These are people whose time is
gold-bullion valuable. They're here for one reason and one good
reason only: they keep getting "stuff" from each other that's
worth a whole lot of money. I know for a fact of six different
Members last year who each made well over $100,000.00 by
implementing ONE idea that came out of the blue, at one of these
meetings. Who knows what'll occur to you as you listen in on an
entire day's output?
So, what will
you pay for the privilege?
There are all kinds of ways to
set a price. Here's what I did. First of all, I had each of
these Platinum Members write a price down on a piece of paper
they thought ought to be charged to let somebody sit in on a day
of a regular Platinum Meeting, let alone one targeted at
covering "the best" strategies we all know and use.
Second, I actually surveyed a few
dozen of my clients and regular Inner Circle Members and told
them to bid, as if only the highest bidder would get the one and
only set of CD's from such a session. With the bid real - in
case I decided to do just that, let one copy out, and no others,
in which case I'd accept that highest bid and hit their credit
card right then and there.
So, what do you think
the number was,
arrived at by the Platinum Members?