I'm pumped because finally someone is cutting through all the crap and getting down to the nitty gritty.
His name is Jermaine Griggs and he's finally revealing how he took $70 and built a multi-million dollar business, (get this...), teaching people how to play piano by ear.
But you may have heard all this already. After all, his story has been featured all over the internet for the past 5 years.
What I'm stoked about is what he's going to be revealing in his new Nitty Gritty Marketing Private Access Club, which just launched on October 23, 2007.
Check out some of these video titles and descriptions from his club (I'm going to copy and paste what he sent me below)...
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From Jermaine
[E-mail address withheld]
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Here are some of the videos you'll find in my Nitty Gritty Marketing Private Access Club:
* [VIDEO] The evolution of my company from a $500/month to a $1,000,000 a year operation and what had to change in order for us to get to the next level.
* [VIDEO] My personalization and follow-up strategies that literally force customers to pour their hearts out to me (well, technically to my customer service reps).
* [VIDEO] Real-life tactics I'm using on my website to skyrocket conversions (like "day of the week" and "day of the month" customized audio messages).
* [VIDEO] How I use web 2.0 tactics to drive traffic to all of my product salespages.
* [VIDEO] How I started an interactive community from the ground up and grew it to over 72,000 members within 14 months.
==> More info at http://www.nittygrittymarketing.com
* [VIDEO] How I get a constant 40% opt-in rate on my landing pages.
* [VIDEO] How I use "ip lookups" to automatically fill in 80% of my visitor's state and country (the less they do, the better).
* [VIDEO] My "save the sale" technique that allows me to know exactly what subscribers have reached various "checkpoints" like order forms or intermediary upsale pages. Hint: It has to
do with my next bullet point.
* [VIDEO] How I cookie "first name" and "e-mail" on every subscribers computer so when they return to additional opt-in pages, they never have to re-enter this information. In fact, sometimes I can submit their cookied information to "null" lists in the background just to know what subscribers have reached certain pages on my site. Of course, I can then automatically add them to various segmented lists based on what pages they've reached. Urghhhh, I want to type more here but I have to save this for my paying club members. It's just too good and doesn't take a custom-built e-commerce system to do it.
==> More info at http://www.nittygrittymarketing.com
* [VIDEO] How I altered third party services like 1shoppingcart to do exactly what I want. According to 1shoppingcart personnel, I'm the first and only person to upsell items at the
bottom of my order forms. Yup... just like Amazon.com. A customer puts in all their credit card information... then before pressing submit, they are presented with a number of complimentary products with a simple checkbox that literally adds the product to the cart right at that moment. This isn't the normal functionality of the cart. I spent thousands of dollars figuring this out and have made it back 30 times over with last minute value-adds my customers can't resist. I've
created multiple variations of this with dozens of products (but this isn't the only "add-on" I've created for them and other services. Read below to see some other stuff I've done).
* [VIDEO] How I get my cd-roms and audio cds duplicated for $.21 cents and my dvd courses duplicated for $.31 cents (the silk screening is free after the $40 set up charge) and they even shrink wrap for free if you buy their $.16 cent dvd cases. Out the door... $.40 cents at most. I'll give you access to my contact, who currently holds the record as one of the cheapest duplication houses in the country (yet most of their clients come by referral so you can't expect to find them widely publicized online). And no, I'm not compensated for recommending you.
* and many more but I'll talk about them later. :)
==> More info at http://www.nittygrittymarketing.com
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Ok, back to me...
As you can see, this guy is the real deal.
And this is just the beginning.
Head over to http://www.nittygrittymarketing.com and get on his "First Notification" list right away to be among the first to know when new updates and videos are available.
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