Making a six-figure salary using the Five P's

[pcarter-old-04]

Originally Posted by jonofrey

Apparently, the ISP's may hold all of our destinies in their hands.

No doubt, a battle of the Titans.

Funny you mentioned this, because a few weeks ago an old IT Project Manager buddy of mine called to check up on me and give me cr*p, but during the various exchanges in the conversation, ISP's were mention, he was telling me a rumor he had heard though the grapevine (a reliable grapevine) of a group of developers in Chicagoland working on a marketing email engine that will be utilizing various new source protocols to aid and assist in bypassing various blocks the ISP put up to rob legimate businesses of cash ................... you might check with your ISP relationship company to see if they have heard about them...... Also for your information regarding our conversation a few months back, he may be able to help you out with that project, he just recently retired at 59................... and does goes down to "Padre Island" in the winter quite a bit......I will check if you want me too...

[Russel Ray]

Originally Posted by wforsyth

There's a big difference in the markdown bin at a bookstore, and screwing over the people you hyped up on buying your product a few months ago, only to give it away a few months later. Unfortunately, what nobody realizes is that you HAVE to give away this material at the seminar. Otherwise you wouldn't HAVE a seminar. This is all you got.

Fortunately for the people at the convention, since they are getting it for free, they won't feel completely screwed. Just the ones you already milked for their hard earned cash.

One day soon Russel, I suspect sooner than you think, everyone will see you for the snake charmer you really are. The thread Troll. Then the game will be up. But it won't matter will it? Because you will have already got your take, and you'll move onto the next scam won't you?

ROTFLMAO, even in Toronto!

[Russel Ray]

Originally Posted by afrost

i'm sure that you, too, can create something worth selling or giving away or both.

She can't.

[Russel Ray]

Originally Posted by rbennett

6 fig income does not cover the expense of breathing in some areas

Or in some areas the medical bills resulting from breathing.

[jmichalski]

Yes, RR, how dare you HELP convention attendees by giving them a very valuable benefit for FREE!

I paid for SOLUTIONS and modified it for East Coast use and LOVE it. I also note where RR began the thread with a teaser about marketing tools and ideas, and simply added the free library as a bonus.

I don't feel cheated or robbed (or that it is worthless) because it took me 7 days of rewrites and modification to make it my own. No convention attendee will be gettting SOLUTIONS-EC (East Coast), just a version they should modify to work for them.

Ya know, there are some people you just can't help, even when you go out of your way to try to help them for free. Good luck at the convention, RR!

[Russel Ray]

My seminar is Saturday at 9:00, and then at 1:00 I'm doing a seminar with Nick Gromicko, Chris Morrell and his sidekick, Tim. Topic is web sites from a marketing/layout/organization and SEO perspective. The four of us have determined that since it's one of the last seminars on Saturday, it will not be well attended. Being proactive in addressing that, I think I heard Nick say that he was going to provide margaritas for everyone. Of course, I might have heard that having had my two requisite margaritas last night.

[ggreene]

Just like I said PETTY , posting and then removing the post is exactly that, PETTY. ROBERT!!

[rhumphries]

Originally Posted by ggreene

Just like I said PETTY , posting and then removing the post is exactly that, PETTY. ROBERT!!

What's "petty" is you wasting the seconds it took for you to write that post just to "call me out". Whatever. You have a good night and a great weekend.

-R-

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[Brian C. Hoagland]

Every canned report lacks one thing. That is the ability to stand against the attorney for the plaintiff. When you purchase (or receive free) any program which you may modify to your tastes but presents the reporting in a context which has been predetermined by a computer insert formatted response you lose the argument. The reason is because it was not a direct observation. When we observe deficiencies in properties we inspect we should report the findings in a concise, location specific, understandable manner. Decayed trim at south wall doesn't cut it. How about this- Brick mould and door jamb decayed at base of hinge side of rear wall southeast patio cabana bath door. Specificity eliminates liability and creates it simultaneously. If your in this business you need to accept the liability that is part of it. We need to perform our function in such a way to as to bring only good perceptions from the public about our operations and practices. That is why I feel so strongly about partial/incomplete inspections being offerred to clients. While it may be profitable to conduct incomplete survey/glance type inspections it in the long run may become a liability as dissatisfied purchasers line up for media exposure and damage the reputation of our proffession. The SOP'S and COE'S protect us and enable us. The public expects us to adhere to these standards. When we don't, who loses? We do, the full inspection fee. The client, he/she knows less about the property. The seller, based upon a partial assessment, the buyer may have backed out of a transaction which with a more complete understanding they may have completed.

[Scott Byrnes]

Originally Posted by rray

Already wondering what the Five P's are? Well, you have two ways to find out:

1 - Come to the Marketing Seminars at the NACHI Convention in Toronto being chaired by me (Russel Ray), or

2 - Wait until after the convention when I will post them on the NACHI Message Board in the Members Only Area (so you'll have to become a NACHI member at that time).

OK, time's up, convention's over!! What are they?!?!?

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by sbyrnes

OK, time's up, convention's over!! What are they?!?!?

Ditto.

[Russel Ray]

Originally Posted by sbyrnes

OK, time's up, convention's over!! What are they?!?!?

You'll have to wait a couple more days, probably. On the airplane from San Diego to Toronto, some of those P's had babies, so the family grew to about 10 P's. But then they got to Toronto, which I guess doesn't have birth control, and the family grew to about 35 P's. So I'm merging my notes with the PowerPoint slides to create something that everyone can use.

Yesterday was recovery day and Sophie just wouldn't leave me alone. It was obvious she missed me for five days. Nonetheless, cat P or dog P? Which do you prefer?

[Scott Byrnes]

uhm, niether as far as P is concerned, however dog P does not create the same nasty odor as cat P.
As far as the other 35 P's, are the new ones sub P's (so that would be p's) from the original 5 P's? Then you could name your new PP "the children of P's"

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by rray

cat P or dog P?

Ewww.

[rhumphries]

Originally Posted by rray

You'll have to wait a couple more days, probably. On the airplane from San Diego to Toronto, some of those P's had babies, so the family grew to about 10 P's. But then they got to Toronto, which I guess doesn't have birth control, and the family grew to about 35 P's.

What were the ORIGINAL five?


-R-

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