Important note: This is a critical book-review and not a salesletter or an ad!
 

Number of pages

405 pages
 

Content
 

• Detailed list of contents
• Matt Gagnon's person story
• How to find the psychological motivation and strength to get started and continue
• How to set goals that you'll reach
• Basic lessons on how to sell by Direct Mail
• How you can set up your own shop the most cost-effective way
• How to find a good topic on which you can create profitable informaton products
• A step-by-step guide to creating your own information products that people want to pay you for
• How to find retail products
• Three techniques for really boosting your marketing and maximize your profits
• A detailed step-by-step guide to start on whatever economical level you're now
• How to start small and make it big
• How to market your products for pennies
• The secrets behind writing order-pulling ads, both classified and display
• How to market your product off-line
• How to price your product to get a maximum profit
• How to avoid running any big economical risks in your business and thus maximizing your chances of succeeding
• How to put it all together to a success-prescription
• How to run your own marketing campaign
• Other ways of marketing your products
• How to make your own website
• How to find the best hosting-service for your website
• How to market your products on the Internet
• How to rank high on the search engines
• How to get visitors through free newsgroups and discussion boards
• How to earn even more money than just on your products
• How to use e-mail to reach a lot of potential customers
• How to use autoresponders to get the e-mail-adress of future customers
• How to use the Internet to make your business both automatic and successful
• etc.

Matt Gagnon's course, "The Million Dollar Manual", is a detailed guide to successfully starting up and running your own homebased business.

"The Million Dollar Manual" is much more detailed than Matt's first book "Millions From Home". And to be honest, I like the present course, "The Million Dollar Manual", much better than "Millions From Home". I don't mean that "Millions From Home" was a bad book. Far from it! I just mean that Matt Gagnon is giving many more details of his system in the present volume.

Many authors of books, manuals and courses on homebased business focuses on just one isolated aspect, like the mecanics of starting up and registating a business, how to create information products, how to market on the Internet etc.

Not so Mattt Gagnon!

Instead  Matt's course covers the whole process, from the first steps to the full-blown homebased business that earns it's owner a really nice income.

Matt shows his readers how they can start up their own business. He shows you how to find the motivation and the courage to take that first step forward and actually finding your first product whether you want to create yourself or let others do it. He shows you how to begin marketing your products both online and offline. He shows you the mechanics of setting up your new business. He shows you how to write orderpulling ads and salesletters. And so on.

In short Matt Gagnon covers all the most important aspects of how to start up and run your own successful, homebased business.

But in addition to all this, he tells his readers how to multiply the profits they earn from their business, by using some of the insider marketing techniques.

For instance Matt Gagnon uses two techniques he calls Reverse Marketing and Blackhole Marketing, respectively.

That's another thing I really like about Matt's book, that he doesn't only describe the fundamental marketing techniques and strategies that you can read about almost everywhere. No, he goes on and introduces his readers to the really profitable techniques that can mean that your profits will easily be doubled or tripled.

I don't feel that the author is holding anything back. He openly shares secret after secret.

Besides he shows you how to choose between the different options you're often standing in front of as a marketer. For instance, should you chosse a one-step or a two-step marketing approach, or a three-step, maybe? What should you write as contact-information in your ads? Your private phone-number, an 800 number, your address or your website URL? Matt gives a plausible answer to these questions.

I really like this book. I both like the information in it, and I like Matt Gagnon's writing style. Matt's message comes through as being very personal, honest and openhearted.

For instance Matt Gagnon openly telling his own story and sharing his own experiences. And he doesn't fall for the temptation to glorify himself. No, he shares both his less successful and his more successful experiences.

You almost feel like you're sitting face to face with the author and having a relaxed conversation with him over a cup of coffey. Personally I like that style of writing. The very theoretic and dry academic style doesn't appeal to me, at least not when you're talking about such a lively subject as starting your own business.

Yet another thing I really like about this course, is that Matt Gagnon don't just concentrate on the technical aspects of starting and running a business from the home. No, he also places great emphasis on showing his readers how to get the courage to start. He takes the time to show you how you can get the motivation to overcome the fears that so often keep a lot of people from starting.

Matt's personal story is very encouraging! The reason is that he seems to be so honest when telling about all the factors that caused him to procrastinate starting up his own business. He shares what made him succeed. What he did right, and what he did wrong. What kind of marketing he did use. Where he did place his ads. And so on.

You know, when you read about how other people have made it from scratch, you get encouraged and tell yourself: "Then I can do it too!"

Forgive me if I sound enthusiastic about this book! But in my estimation this course is worth every penny of it's price.

This doesn't mean that Matt's course is perfect. There is a few minor points where I look at things differently than Matt Gagnon. For instance Matt doesn't reject bulk mailings. There is also a few spelling mistakes here and there that may confuse. But none of these criticisms alter the overall picture of this excellent course in any way. And don't let these critisms hold you back from investing in this course! I just think you should know that even this course isn't perfect, even though it's getting close.

Believe me, you get so much value for your money in this course. And I have no doubt in my mind that you'll be able to earn a lot of money if you follow Matt's prescription step-be-step.

So I can't encourage you enough to invest in this important course if you want to really succeed! At least I've been very grateful that I got the chance to read and practise it.

This is one of the absolute best, most helpful and realistic courses on successfully starting up and running your own homebased business. Besides, you don't have to pay an arm and a leg to get it. For just $99 you're in.
 

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Websites

Main Mazu Publishing Site.
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Stopscams.com
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Mazu sister site with more reviews and scams.

Infogurus.com
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Info Guru reviews and comments.

Millions from home
http://www.millionsfromhome.com
Work at home articles. More for small business.

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