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Membernaire by Jimmy D Brown

If you have not yet taken a look at Jimmy D Brown’s Membernaire, you really need to.
And if you haven’t heard of Jimmy D Brown before, you really need to. :)

He is one of the great Internet marketers who truly delivers amazingly great content no matter what he is talking about. He knows what he is doing online, and is someone that I believe we all can learn a lot from.

Often times when he wants to promote his products he will create free reports to distribute. These free reports are almost always a lot better then what you will find for sale. It’s no wonder he sells out of his limited products the way he does.

Another great example of over delivering is his Membernaire product. The sales letter for Membernaire taught be a cool trick to use for my next membership site. He over delivers even BEFORE a visitor even purchases anything.

Even if you have no interest to purchase, at least read the sales letter for Membernaire. You can do so here.

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Nicole Dean The Affiliate Manager

Some of you may know of her, but I am sure most of you know of the person who she represents. Nicole Dean is the affiliate manager for Jimmy D. Brown.

I have been trying to think of one word to sum up Nicole’s affiliate management skills, I don’t think amazing is good enough.

I have had my share of product pitches, people asking me to promote their product, and most of them are fine. Most people are nice and considerate (obviously), but most do not say much more then, “Can you promote this for me?”.

From the first email I received from Nicole I could tell that she truly does care about her affiliates (or Jimmy’s). She took the time to visit my site (this blog actually) and send me a personal email. She asked me about the domain name and commented on the blog, then she talked about the product. To some people this may sound normal, and to some extent it is. I liked how she visited my blog and commented on it, and I thought that’s where it would stop. So I emailed her back to say I liked the product and would promote it.

But it wasn’t the end. She replied back to my email, like I had known her for years. In this email she didn’t say anything about the product, trying to hype it up, or anything like that. Just a friendly reply and she even talked about my blog again.

So I promoted the product a bit, made a few sales. I am not a big marketer, so I can not bring in the sales that I would think Jimmy is accustomed to. But nonetheless, she sent me an email a few weeks later saying thank you for the sales. It is one thing to email someone to ask for sales, but it’s another thing to send a thank you email when they do bring in some sales. This just confirmed that she does really care about everyone succeeding.

But this is still not the end yet.

Guess what I received in the mail last week? A thank you card with a gift card in it! She went out of her way again, but this time she sent a physical card with a gift. Like I said, I am no big marketer, so I was not able to bring in THAT many sales. If this doesn’t show how much they care and are dedicated to their affiliates success, then I don’t know what does.

Nicole Dean - Affiliate Success Coach .com
And here is her blog, Nicole On The Net.com - Nicole Dean

Needless to say, I will be an affiliate of theirs for a long time to come.

This should happen more often. Good people still do exist.

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Take A Look At George Sepich

This post is posted in my “Good People Still Do Exist” category, and George Sepich is The Man!

It all started about a year ago, when I noticed how generous George is. At that time I did not have any products or really even any site that was making any money. I posted in a forum for some inspiration and some tips to get me going. Many people replied and offered their advice, and I thank them all.

But it was George Sepich that really stood out. He noticed that I did not have a product to sell, that was the main reason I was posting. So what did he do? He offered me an amazing deal on one of his products, which included resell rights. To say the least, I was stunned. It was and still is a great product, I still use it almost every week. Plus I had resell rights to it, I could now sell it, I now had a product to sell!

Over the next month or so he helped me a lot with making the sales page, adding bonuses to the product, and he was just very helpful whenever I asked him anything.

But that is not it, there’s more.

One of the conditions to the deal that we made was that I would send him a few sales, to help pay for the resell rights. I was totally fine with that, I was not wanting to profit from something and never pay him anything back. So over the course of the year I sent him a sale or two, but I was unable to send him as much as I would have liked.

So a few days ago I messaged him asking him to send me his paypal address so that I could send him some cash to pay for the resell rights. It was taking me way to long to pay him, and I felt bad for it. So I wanted to just pay him the rest all at once.

Well, a little bit later he messaged me back saying not to worry about it. I thought… What!? I could not believe it, and I was not going to accept that. So I replied back asking again for his address. He then replied saying to send whatever I felt like. So I sent him some.

Here’s is a guy who genuinely cares about other people succeeding, yet doesn’t let money get in the way of that. Good people still do exist.

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