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November 30, 2007

Glen said:

kevin, Matt

This is a great video. Simple but the value is greater than alot of stuff on sales on the net.

It gives a excellent overview of what are needed to get a successful internet business running.

I like the participative approach by filling in the "missing info in the box". It's the surest way to create self-awareness on what's still missing in the business system.

Can't wait for the launch of this system. Any special early bird offers? :)

Lori said:

The words "Don't Be Perfect, Just Good Enough" are POWERFUL! I realize it is one of the biggest things holding me back. I'm always looking for my site to be complete and awesome, the words on my autoresponders to be insightful and motivating, etc. I need to know it all and do it all before I can move forward.

The story about the cable guy and the fact that I don't need ALL the boxes in place to make money is motivating and inspires hope that I can do this.

Thanks for this video series. I can't wait to hear more tomorrow.

Aloha,
Lori

thanks to Kevin and Matt

I've bought big bucks "training" that wasn't as clearly explained as your free video. This proves to me that your heads are in the right place!

Andy said:

The whole thing is just overwhelming. So many boxes and so much to do to fill each box with what it needs (even if it's not perfect). If you can really deliver on helping me to focus on one thing at a time till it's done, in the right order, and then show me how to "keep all the balls in the air" then you have created the perfect teaching system. Apart from finding the right market, I believe that staying focussed is the hardest thing (well it is for me) and you seem to be the first person to not just recognise that, but highlight it. If your Blueprint delivers on these 2 things (help to find the right market & to focus on what needs to be done in what order), then it is worth more than whatever you have decided to charge for it.

Holly Wood said:

I'm looking forward to continuing to learn about how to develop a successful online business. Thank you so much for sharing these videos!

Davy Blue said:

Hi! Guys! I missed the first videos, but today I took the time to check this one out as the headline
"even a Cable Guy with no experience can make $25,000 per month" really cought my attention. I get so tired of the same hype from all types of IM that I just say "sure, you can make big bucks by trying our plan".
Your Nitro Blueprint seems to be very serious and your willingness to help us "Cable Guys" to succeed, is why I stopped today to view the video and get an idea what your all about! When your new and looking for a leg up in this fast changing business, a few really serious marketers with a real plan and not hype are hard to find.
You go where the help is FREE or reasonably priced and not some over hyped and full of rehashed BS.
I'll be looking everyday for your videos now!
Keep up the good work! Davy

Gail said:

I must say I am intrigued and inspired by what I have already witnessed (one video so far). I hope the rest of your information proves to be as helpful as this. I am waiting… Keep up the good work. It's getting harder and harder to find people who "truly" want to help others. It's pretty sad really.

Ron said:

Kevin

I have spent far too much money on setting up various internet businesses over the last few years including two membership sites from gurus I daren't let my wife find out how much I have spent.

However this appears to be so easy to follow and will certainly be helpful in two of my sites which are just making money to cover costs. This video today without all the extra detail coming over the next few days has already identified some major gaps which the expensive gurus failed to tell me anything about.

Cleve said:

Hello All,
Plan the work then work the plan. What seem to be missing in most “teachings” is the Plan… in 17+ short minutes of Video 3 Nitro as summed up and open a way to do both items. The plan then a schedule to work the plan…. And as a bonus you do not have to be perfect.
Cleve
Fairfax VA

Kevin,

It is so true that one of the reasons for not getting my product going is the fear that it falls below perfection. As what my mentor said, "You don't have to get it right, you just have to get it going."

After watching your video, I am going to throw all caution (such as worrying of critics, worrying of no sales, etc) to the wind and work to complete and launch the project that I have been hesitating about.

The only limiting factor is ME! I can succeed in whatever I have set out to do once I remove myself as the limiting factor ;)

Mei Ling

JP Maroney said:

Well done guys!

Very few people know and UNDERSTAND this model … even fewer DO IT.

Monetize It!

JP Maroney
"Mr. Monetizer"

http://www.jpmaroney.com - main
http://www.jpmaroney.net - blog

Paul said:

This is definitely interesting stuff and I am keeping my eyes and ears open to see what it can do for me. Been online way too long to still not making any, what I would call, real money yet.

Barry said:

These videos have pointed out to me the value in having a plan as you develop your online business. You've also rather succintly stated the fact that all the pieces don't have to be put together to get it launched. Unlike other "Guru's", you really appear to be providing people with a real system for success.
Thanks for sharing. ~ Barry

I have already had my experience with nirto marketing. Sorry. I learned my lession. It is all simply mostly unworkable material, that simply sounds good in theory.

Alex Navas said:

Once again, you guys are blowing me away.

The biggest thing here is to organize your process so that it is the same for every new online business that you start. I have been documenting part of my process, but feel that I have to work on 3 or 4 boxes at the same time, leaving none of them complete.

This is an exceptional video course, and to think that these are the free ones. Wow, anyone can have a clear view of what a business system is, and eliminate the need for chance.

Thanks again,

Alex Navas
The Ground Floor Marketer

http://www.GiveawaySecretsExposed.com/yourgift

My anti spam word was tock and I quess that is where I'm at. Tick tock the clock is running and I'm running out of time. My big take away is that everything just needs to be good enough not perfect and small steps taken repeatly will get me to the bigger goal of successful marketing. Once I give up learning and looking for new ideas, I'm just stuck in one spot or going backwards. Each new idea moves me forward.
With gratitude and appreciation. Thanks

Owe Englund said:

Kevin and Matt
thanks for the video I like it and I should like to have the powerpoint pages myself, will it be available here? I do hope that Nitro Blueprint price will be OK for the small income.
Keep on the good work!
regards
Owe

Nicole said:

This takes the guess work out of what you need to do. Just follow the steps and you will succeed! Keep the fear out of the equation. If you look at it through the lens of connect the dots you can't help but succeed!

I'm excited about all the possibilities and moving forward in developing my business that will not only help me and my daughter to succeed, but be able to teach others as well.

TALK ABOUT A WIN-WIN FOR ALL!!

Thanks Kevin!

William said:

Hi Guys,

biggest insights for me?
Not having 2b perfect, just good enuf is good enuf. (I am already practising in this blurb: No endless re-editing, no perfect sentence& word constructions).
Also breaking everything up in boxes and focusing on 1 box at the time AND NOT having to perfectly fill them all in to be able to make it work. Cable guys rock!
Lastly even IM can be systemized and produce predictable and reliable income for me (engineering background).

Keep it up, u will have a new customer by next Friday!

Yuval said:

Hi Kevin,
Here are the Delicatessen Nuggets I got so far:
1. Experience is the only difference.
I always knew it, but the way you said it made me feel good with the actions I took so far and it clearer on what I need to do next.

2. Build a business not an Income. I also knew that, BUT boy, I don’t want to trash my work every couple of months or look for another opportunity once this one expires.

3. Don’t be perfect, just Good enough. This again is a known concept delivered in a fresh concrete way. Showing how the guy from your example made it work using just part of the model, fixing while advancing made me envy and optimistic that it can work.

4. The 10 steps system. Here I finally got the A-HA. Having it built into a system shows me exactly where I missed so far, and where I got it right.

Altogether it us a brightly put presentation, and I look forward to see what you have to sat about the 4 offers, the product creation, the split testing and the big 3 of traffic.
Thanks a lot!

Steven Moore said:

I've been in "information overwhelm" for the past three years. I'm beginning to see some light after viewing this video. It introduces "CLARITY" and that equals "UNDERSTANDING". Thanks again.

Tom said:

The absolute biggest take-away from video 3, and one I will remember for the rest of my life, is the idea "Don't Be Perfect, Just Good Enough". I've wasted a lot of precious time trying to achieve perfection, and as a result I've de-railed my progress. No more!

I can't for the life of me understand why these concepts aren't talked about by more so-called "gurus"!

Thanks Kevin,

Your offer a great overview keeping it simple,

Making it easy to focus on the specific areas of your business. Something that can be of great value for both advanced, experienced and newbee Internet Marketeers.

All the Best,
HP

I see that the trainings from Eben are getting to work.

Before you where just setting up agressive sales letters, but today, you are just providing good content, so people can decide if they want to continue with you or fill the boxes themselves.

Also creating blogs like this one are very strong marketing arguments, since it means you also are ready to listen to the comments of your readers. People are in charge, you are there to help those who can't fill the boxes themselves. Thanks for explaing how we can grow our business, with or without you.

Real good content here,

David Norden
http://www.secretmarketinglinks.com

Ed Jamison said:

Great videos.

The big takeaway here is focusing on attaining clarity. Clarity in being able to visualize the big picture of a prosperous business model and how all the pieces fit together. You can get indecisive, lose momentum and even your confidence to continue massive action because it's so easy to "get lost" in all the little details of building a solid high-profit business.

Your flow chart and 10-Step System is like a business model on steroids. These tools make it easy to stay focused and attentive to what is important.

By simply creating a daily/weekly checklist of tasks for each box in the flow chart and doing the tasks in the order laid out in the 10-Step System will inevitably lead to outstanding results.

Eating the elephant…one task at a time.

Great stuff!

Matt said:

I loved the video. Thanks for the info. I would love to get more info but when I try to enter my info to get the free content it crashes explorer browser.

Carol Covin said:

Two takeways: you don't have to be perfect, and munchies take off the pressure to do everything the first time out of the box. Especially liked the fact that the author did three web sites before he really started getting it right. Incremental improvement is not only OK, it makes good sense.

Alan said:

There are two major takaways for me.

First is the concept of the 10 step system. After being online for awhile and doing a little of this and a little of that, having a step by step process is key. The process works just start with step one. This will allow me to stay focused and on track of the goal, so "10-step process", the #1 best takeaway. Just follow the system

The second thing I will takeaway is to just start. I have spent way to long trying to make things perfect. Just start and keep the momentum going. I keep stumbling because things are not perfect.

If I would just start something follow a 10 step system until implemented and repeat, my business would have no choice but to succeed.

Dale said:

These videos have a lot of information that makes sense. Probably the biggest value I see is that you are putting this business into a context that makes sense to me, a newbie who has a number of years of business and product development experience in a different field.

The reassuring nugget is that this business (and developing and internet marketing business) is the same as developing any other product. The key to success is to follow a proven process from beginning to end, then assess, revise to improve, and repeat!

The key is to have a process that works and it looks like you have a proven process for this business. That's what I see in your boxes.

As a newbie, it's easy to be bewildered by the endless variety of possible fields to choose from! (Remember being in second grade and the teacher said "Draw a picture" and you spent most of the time trying to think of what to choose to draw? Deja Vu all over again!)

Thanks, I'm looking forward to the next video, and to getting something profitable started!

roel said:

Oh boy,
As I wrote yesterday that I expected today to be much better… well, it was. I watched the video this morning and let it really sink in to Not try to be perfect.

I wrote yesterday that I was much more productive using the munchies principle, well today was way better. I just took the laptop and finished double the amount of content then the day before. I feel really happy that you shared the empty box principle as for me it is clear what to do, and also clear what will be the nexts steps. BUT what really made my day is that i was just laser focused and happy to feel the flow of giving my attention to just ONE thing. In this case writing.

I'm starting to hear the angels sing soon ;-)

Anyway Kevin

bless you. This is really helping me out!

looking forward to an even better tomorrow!

Roel

Evan said:

My Email is bombarded with promises of wealth and e-product/affiliate marketing systems. Its all information overload to anyone who is working like crazy to keep body and soal functional.
I did take the time to watch this video and I must say it is informative and logical. The paralysis that takes hold of most of us is definaely due to the huge volumes of iformation and concepts that have to be accomplished prior to the bucks rolling in. No such thing a get rich quick and this video certainly shows that the amount of work is achevable in small "bite size" chunks.
I am determined not to buy another thing based on e business systems untill I have made a proper start on what I have already spent money on. This video seems truthful, honest and very valuable in terms of placing perspectives on entering and managing an e business system.
I do need to end off by saying thank you, this is a valuable resource and will make a difference to my mindset.

Joanne said:

I have been struggling for 1 1/2 years to get a productive IM site published. First indeaver was usuccessful after a great deal of monitary outlay. My greatest problem is getting focussed, and trying to being so darned perfect. Your videos have given me hope that I can follow the empty box theory, and the no need to be perfect (just do it) proclamation to finally focus on going down "the road less traveled" to success. Looking forward to the next 2 videos with great anticipation, and the income that is sure to follow.

Heidi said:

I have spent the last month surfing the net in an attempt to find solid information in easy to understand language and presentation format on setting up an internet based business. What you have presented not only makes sense but is logical. The 'empty box' approach is like a beacon of light, forcing me to look at the core issues and not trying to create a big picture with no foundations to hold it up. Thank you.

Free Ads said:

Great video. You can learn a ton by watching the video if you're a beginner. I wish I had this when I started 6 yrs ago.

-Anthony Tomei

http://www.anthonytomei.com
http://www.mysecretadsystem.com

peter_act said:

This recalls the old Chinese proverb "The longest journey starts with a single step"

A lot of people have their grand ideas, but never follow through with them

Thanks for getting us back to basics - don't wait for the right business or the right time, you will always come up with some excuse for not starting.

If you do waht you've alwats done, you'll get what you've always got

Peter Phillips
http://www.money-makingopportunities.com

Jurgen Wolff said:

I think the key point here is the same thing I teach when I coach people who want to write: the first draft has to be just good enough, there's always time to revise and polish. That usually is enough to banish fear of the blank page–and in your context, enough to banish fear of the big bad marketing monster!

pcguy said:

Wow, just finished the 3rd video and I am now impressed. I'm beginning to believe this is not just another over-hyped internet marketing gimmick.

The most important thing I took away from the video is this: It doesn't have to be perfect.

Being perfect, or trying to be perfect, has kept me from getting much of anything done for the past three years.

Now that I take a closer look at some of the internet marketing sites, I can now see that they are not perfect–shaazaam!

Thanks for the videos. Can't wait for the next video.

Kelly said:

This was great! Really useful info at a perfect time in my new online business development. I look forward to more. I am familiar with a stategy such as this but seeing it so clearly diagrammed is perfect. Also, the 10 steps seem to address all areas where I can see that this would be a system that would really work.

Malik said:

I think the most I got out of it is two fold. One the stop being perfect step and just do it. The next thing I see as a hurdle is the sales letter. The thing I see is that almost everyone has the same general problems.

Yuval Harpaz said:

Hey Guys,
Watching your videos made me go and fill in the boxes in my business model.
Now I am focused even more on finishing my e-book and putting together the other products, writing the e-mail sales letters, and push the whole thing further.
Thanks

Jackie said:

Hi Kelvin,

Good work on the videos. I am very much in agreement with the 10 steps. What I learnt are: 1.Don't have to be prefect, keep it going 2.I started with an Affiliate system amd do PPC. 3.I started my own Capture Page for one of the 'empty' boxes but I found it is difficult to write a great sales letter that convert.

Look forward to see the next two videos. Thank you

Drew said:

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I love the video! I love the content. What I also find remarkable is how well you use all of the strategies that you discuss as a part of your video trainings and websites. These videos are excellent free content that drive huge amounts of traffic to your site and generate more and more addresses for your databases. The easy to follow steps make the entire process seem possible! I am happy with my previous Nitro products and I am excited to see what happens in the next video!

December 1, 2007

Philip Wong said:

Kevin and Matt

I think the best phrase to describe what you're saying is,

"The truth will set you(us) free"

I am grateful that you have shared this and I believe you both are starting the next wave of successful internet businesses and entrepreneurs.

I look forward to being your Grasshopper!

Philip said:

I'm one of the people you described as feeling the weight of a boulder being lifted from my shoulders. Your videos are showing me how exactly how to stop being one of the huge crowd of struggling failures that you described so well in the "Dirty Laundry Report".

I am learning and taking away HOW TO Successfully Build an Internet Business, one step at a time, properly guided as to where to apply my energy. I am reminded that one MUST have a proper mind set for success, AND a method to follow to avoid becoming bogged down and scattered, on a road to stall out. I see that you have perfected a system of steps and a methodology with which I can focus effectively on following through on what I started, first to launch a business and then to improve upon it.

Highlights of the system and the methodology are:
– Focus on the Goal - Build a Business, Not an Income
— Use a Proven Step-Wise System of Action and a Methodology for Success
– Remember That Drawing On The Experience Factor is What Makes the Difference in Reaching The Goal
– Stick To The 10 Step System of The Nitro Blueprint, employing:
– The Core Activity Principal
– Munchies
– The Empty Box Principal
– The Just Good Enough Model

ALEX NEWELL said:

Lots of powerful stuff here-hard to say which is the most powerful.

For me it is simply having a plan I have faith in to follow. Just knowing the boxes are there from real life and all I have to do is follow the plan is huge.

I recognised myself with some embarrassment as you described- lots of uncompleted projects and lately lots of completed ones. The more you complete the more you build the mindset that you need to succeed

Alan said:

You guys could be mind readers because you put your finger on all the problems that most of us have had. We get bombarded with information and most of us suffer at some time from severe overload! Your logical and simplified approach have made me stop and think about what I have done so far and how that can be improved.I am looking forward to the final two videos so that I can re-assess where I go from here. Many thanks for the information so far.

Dmitriy said:

Beautiful!Clearly is not world.

John Antaya said:

Kevin and Matt
I really appreciated the video. Items are being covered in a way that everyone will be able to understand. Looking forward to more of your learning videos.

Thanks for everything
John

Chris said:

My biggest takeaways are:

1. Make a plan and work it.
2. Don't wait until it is perfect, get it launched
3. Systematize everything so you can easily grow
4. Stay FOCUSED!

Matt and Kevin, thanks for the great video series.

Gloria said:

Video #3 Takeaway:

All is aimed toward a membership site, which is where the real income lies.

Don't I know it! Membership fees have decimated my pocketbook this past year or two. I feel so "in the know" from having joined these expensive "clubs". But if the truth be told, they suffer from being in a constant state of flux. Seems we are always waiting for the next big release. Also, would you believe there is no 10-point plan for success if one tries to implement the concepts? Nope, the membership site exists to lure us to outsource the work to them, or to buy ever more expensive software, coaching, seminars, etc.

I surely hope for a better concept from you, one which is fair to the membership. I have thought the way we individually purchase ebooks and software is plainly stupid. The member site should acquire the license/rights so the members have a copy for free. There should be quantifiable benefits for paying monthly dues. The site should not be a greedy goldmine for its owner to milk the membership. Pay dues. All else is free. I'll join that.

Richard said:

Kevin,

Those are awesome videos and if these are just a fraction of what you have instore. I wonder what the rest will be. I can truly say in advance that you have created some millionaires

Paula said:

I saw myself in these videos. Too much information overload, half-finished projects, jumping from one thing to the next and never accomplishing anything. I KNEW I needed a plan, I just had no idea what the plan was. Now, I see it clearly, and understand how it all works together. It is so easy to get overwhelmed, but I like your munchie principle, and checklists. First do this, then do that, steadily marching toward the bigger picture, like mini goals. Accomplishing a goal gives you motivation and empowers you to continue building on that towards your next goal.

Enjoyed all three videos. Thank you for the nuggetts of information. Look forward to the next two videos and then the GRAND FINALE, the BluePrint Special. After much introspection I believe my biggest takeaway is a strong determination to "DO IT" and do it "NOW!!!" You have opened my mind to fantastic opportunities in the niche I find myself. THANK YOU, THANK YOU , THANK YOU!

Ken said:

Kevin,

This video really hit home for me. I've been trying to make money online for 10 years. I've spent tens of thousands of dollars trying to find the 'magic' formula. I know now that a big reason for some of my business failures was because I had to be perfect.

I'd always get frustrated at the smallest details. I could obsess over one paragraph in my sales letter that didn't sound right. I may spend hours writing and rewriting it until I felt it was just right.

My progress would be so slow that I'd just lose enthusiasm for my project and just give it up. I'd then find something else that I really liked, and follow the same pattern.

I am currently in the final stages of getting my weight loss product manufactured. I should have my product by the end of the month. In hindsight, I know It could have been brought to market months ago if I had not obsessed so much over minor things.

I actually slowed the process down because I didn't feel my sales letter was just right. I've been writing and rewriting it for months!

I was really glad to here you say that your first web site was a disaster but you still made money.

That really lifted a load off my shoulders.

My wife laughed and agreed when I told her what you said about being perfect and not getting anything done.

I better get my sales letter up right away before I chuck it and start all over!

Thanks for the great insights!

Ken

Jeff Doughty said:

Simple, easy to understand, HONEST, very straight forward, I can not wait for your launch. This will R O C K !!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH, Jeff Doughty

December 2, 2007

Scott Groves said:

Without doubt, the biggest takeaway from Video 3 would have to be "ACTION". You don't have to be perfect - just make progress.

And with a $25,000 a month case study to prove - that should be enough to convince anyone.

Great work as always guys - the race is on for us ALL to 'progress' as fast as we can - that is where the real learning takes place.

Cheers Kevin

Love Ya Work! - Scott Groves

You know what? Just when I think I've cracked Google and got a lot of my pages near the top of the Search Engines, they pull the rug on me and I have to start all over again. But one thing I do know - Google Page Rank is bullshit - its links you want - doesn't matter where from. And anchor text in the links goes a long way too. And a good META description. Take that away and chew on it. ;-)

1. To an overwhelmed business owner, the box principle looks very simple moves us to sction.
2. I agree with the fact that waiting for perfection will lead to procrastination and then failure.

Albert said:

Dear Kevin & Matt,
Thank you for an excellent & inspirational set of videos.

I am a clinical scientist and aspiring screenwriter based in london, england. 2 months ago I started a career break with the aim of starting a business or returning to work. Having been exposed to online businesses for some time now I HAVE FINALLY DECIDED TO GO AHEAD AND TAKE ACTION. Thank you for the boost.

I am down to my last £150 ($300) My challenge is
to start earning enough in the next three weeks to Stop me reapplying for another 9 to 5 job.

would love to hear directly from you guys if you want to use me as a case study.

Thanks again for the superb material

Albert

Kim said:

Kevin and Matt,

I've been wanting to do something like this for a long time, but felt so unsure, frustrated and confused about what, when, where and HOW. It seemed way over my head from opt-ins to back-end product(s). I've got great ideas, but, really, the 'HOW' is what stopped me. I would get partial information, but not an outline of 'how to' info. After the videos, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel with the possibility of actually being and having a great online business with my passion. What did I take away from these videos? That there are really two ethical and integritous guys that must have known my frustration, and, giving me the inspiration that even though there's a system I don't have to be a rocket scientist ; )

Namaste'

Kim

December 3, 2007

Robert said:

"Don't Be Perfect, Just Good Enough" That's HUGE for me. Thanks for lifting that 10 Ton boulder! Seeking Perfection = Procrastination

I'm intrigued by the "empty box" concept as well.

Peggy said:

What a relief to know that I don't have to have everything in place to start. I have started so many times and gotten bogged down along the way. The Empty Box Activity really made sense to me. Thanks for that tool!

Kath said:

WOW! The visual effects really helped put things in perspective for me. I've heard alot of it before, but the chart and the fact that it doesn't need to be totally filled in right away put alot of things in perspective for me.

I rec'd value for the duration of my journey in 17 short minutes! I look forward to the rest!

December 4, 2007

Susan said:

Just as I know life is simple, so too is business. I knew that 'older' usually means 'wiser', now I know that it probably also means 'experienced'. I'm always ready for scary, new experiences! Whooopah!

I had to take the time to sit and think about the reasons I go on the internet. You're right; surfing the internet for the right "wave" (answers to a question) takes up 90% of the time!

I am already good at breaking down a project into many little ones. And now you're telling me I can make money doing this. Cool!

My experience is in working projects through by consulting with experts. I have never worked with a system before. It looks so simple, can't wait to see the 10-Step Plan!

And you know, I'm not even interested in doing an internet/online business! But I am very creative, and am thinking there must be a way to translate what you have as a system to a manual business…
I'm a bodyworker/massage therapist/healer who loves what I do. Can you help me?

Aloha, Susan

Bill Toebes said:

My life has been spent in several disciplines.Now attempting to learn the skills of Internet Marketing.
Research is as easy as falling of a log.You have cut through the Gordian knot.Saved me hours of research by presenting the beginnings of a workable plan to make money.

Replacing the spend money to learn the skill to spend money wisely to make a cash return on the investment made.Thus far my steps in the water of internet commerce have been fraught with difficulties.

Most suppliers of courses are a slice short of a loaf.My biggest problem was perfection.Knowing perfection takes a little longer.

I spent the money to learn perfection not Internet Marketing.Making cold calls has never been a problem.

I think list building is the greatest problem I face.Having tried the old stand by e mail sending out messages to thousands from so called opt in lists by subscription.

Ending up with thousand of e mail messages. Some with a less than complimentary designation as far as my birth origins where concerned.With my future place of habitation when this life is over to be extremely hot according to some.

This I quit having to extricate myself from the Spammers of the world.Your Videos present a refreshing change for a change of pace.I have stopped several things.One thing is calling myself "a dumb ass" when it is not perfect this pleases my wife.

I am a perfectionist whatever I do it has to be the best .It is a relief to learn I don't have to be at the start of this.

I think the biggest lesson is to discover your not gurus your teachers.
The difference between a guru and a teacher is! Guru's promote them self. Teachers provide worthwhile knowledge putting dollars in every ones pocket learning lessons of none perfection to boot.

Which is biggest road block to earning money from the new medium The INTERNET as a place to take my business.
Now I can say with confidence "there is gold in them thar hills.I think I will mosey up and get me some"

Brian said:

First,it gives a excellent overview of what are needed to get a successful internet business running.
2. Build a business not an income. I also knew that from previous experience.
3. Don't analyze till your paralyzed, with research or anything else, for that matter, It doesn't have to be perfect the first time. That is why Microsoft puts out patches for its operating systems.
4. Make it easy to focus on the specific areas of your business.
5. Create a daily/weekly checklist for each box in the flow chart and doing the tasks in the proper order laid out in the 10-Step System will, if done properly and without procrastination will inevitably lead to outstanding results.

6. Just get going and then tweak it later, don't sweat the small stuff, and don't lose any sleep over it.

Alina said:

Kevin and Matt,
Thank you for these excellent videos. The box method really made sense and after months of trying to launch an website I finally have a step-by-step map to follow. How great is that? Instead of making numerous mistakes along the way I now have a proven "script" to follow. Also, the "don't be perfect, just good enough" part resonated greatly with me - I'm a perfectionist by nature and until now thought that every part of my website has to be top notch and perfect, otherwise I won't be comfortable launching it. No more pressure! Just making small steps and improving along the way I am sure will make great difference for me and will get me to my goal much faster. Thank you again for this valuable information and good luck with your future endeavors.

John said:

Hey Kevin,

This is what we need more of, the real deal. I am loving you guys giving us a real blueprint of what an ordinary guy or gal needs to do to start a productive Internet business. You layed it out for us step by step and really, I feel like getting started right now. Can't wait for the next 2 vids. Thanks.

I downloaded the dirty laundary report and watched all the videos.

The report and videos are "powerful" packed with ideas, complete and comprehensive. This is not one of those free contents where part of the information, the most crucial one, has been left out and you go for the paid product to get to that.

I admire the confidence of Nitro Marketing team for their confidence in giving so much free and still being sure that people will come back to them for more not once but many times over.

Ironically I found myself difficult to post a comment here. This is mainly because you wanted us to tell you what our "takeaway" is from the free training material. I started thinking of my "takeaway" - for example - the Empty Box one - and got right into the job. Every time I watched the videos I wanted to come over here and say 'thank you' but couldn't because I was so caught up with what I wanted to do with the information.

This is the true power of an efficient mentor who gets people to work on the information they provide. There is no dearth of information on the internet but many are not able to benefit from it. A blue print is only as useful as the conviction of the person creating it and the ability of the creator to pass on this conviction to others in such a manner that they take action.

Nitro Blue Print, I strongly feel, is going to be one of those rare programs where the participants make more money than the mentors and the mentors gain more value than money can every buy by pushing their participants to achieve excellence in whatever business they take up.

December 5, 2007

Michael said:

I watched your video, I think it was day three,
You gave lots of great stuff, all of it free.
The power of focus, and munching away,
Seemed the only way to use up your day.
I liked the blueprint, its boxes and themes,
You make it sound so simple,
at least that’s what it seems.
Mr cable guy was an impressive tale,
Fom zero to hero and many a sale,
As I watched I felt an incredible yearning,
That with the Nitro system I’d soon be earning.
Kevin and team I’ll thank you for sharing
It’s rare on the web for someone to be so caring
I wish you the best and to all who read this
Do what Kev says, its too good to miss

Santoso said:

Amazing systematic boxes to fill ! Incredible successfull mindset to understand ! A very 10 simple steps to apply ! Yes … it is very simple explanation to understand and a very simple systematic system to apply. I wonder how much money I must spend if I have not ever met with the guy from Nitro ! Make all the complicated steps of online business into simple ones …..

Ramon Nchols said:

I must admit I have been stuck in the Analysis-Paralysis Dimension. With these videos I have learned that Focus is the main priority that must be aspired to. Everything else is derived from this: Listbuilding, Landing pages, etc. The educational tools and the principles that are given with the Nitroblueprint System is right on the money. If I win the contest or not how can one not be a winner with this program.

jeff hutner said:

Moving from idea to reality can be a very scary process. In Video 3, I glimpsed that the elegant process architecture has been well designed and am now excited about learning the 10 steps in greater detail. My sense of integrity, quality and expertise grows with each video and I am grateful to have discovered this website in a world of big promises and hype that rarely deliver.

December 6, 2007

Davin Ogden said:

A very great video guys. It's nice to see the systematic process broken down into bite size chunks. I think it's a lot of why people fail online, they just don't have the process broken down. Or are so overloaded with information, they don't know where to begin. Thanx for that, and I look forward to viewing the processes disected!

Cheers
Davin Ogden
"The Davinator"

Marina said:

hi, there!thank you for the info.i feel more confident to continue with my dream.i see already many open doors.your message clicked.
i'm a Romanian that wants her life better.your info is really helpfull. thank you!

Big Al said:

Hi Guys, I am very new to all of this and I'm probably one of those who checks it out and then does nothing. I'm looking for a change and so far so good, I'm hoping for a strong finish !!!

Thanks, BA

Jose said:

kevin / matt

like what you did with the fill in the box concept it reminds me of how I learned how to paint some of you may remember painting by the numbers simple direct and doesn't have to be perfect to see the results and fruits of ones labor.
Getting thru the maze minded field)with a map is good.

thank
JA Ocasio

December 7, 2007

Julie Gallegos said:

There is a lot of great information being presented here. I really liked hearing the part about not having to be "perfect, just good enough." I am a recovering perfectionist, who is also a procrastinator working to get on the band wagon. I feel I have to research and know everything about a subject before beginning a project on it. Your statement and story of the cable guy, as well as with your own experiences, takes a lot of pressure off of me. The point is, just do it! Learn from the experience, and watch your knowledge, through life experiences, grow into a thriving, rewarding business.

December 8, 2007

Weston Layton said:

I have yet to find any success in the few affiliate marketing programs I have joined. I am expecting alot from the program you have to offer.

My website sucks! I hope you can help me! Affiliate programs with no support suck! I'm an old man and don't have much time left! Are you going to save me?! I like your videos so far>

Chris said:

Hello Kevin and Everyone Else,

I'm probably too late to win the contest, but I wanted to share what I've learned so far. I've been through ALL the videos 2X now. The second go round I've done something I do with a lot of websites and launches I come across. (It's also one of the main reasons I've yet to launch one of my dozens of domains). I've copied nearly everything posted in the free training (except the actual videos or the audio portions). This is a super streamlined training in and of itself. Of course the activity I've totally neglected up to now is sticking to the "Core Activity" and the Munchies principles. Being an information nut and severe analytical type; it's easy to go way overboard on learning, and never implement. After I finish putting together this killer "Nitro Blueprint System Launch" review, I'm done with research and I'm going to get some of those domains and their respective businesses up.

Thanks for the trainging.
Chris

PS: for those who have done similar activity to me and dugg into far too much info with no action, you might want to copy everything here as well. It may be enough of a system to fill in the blanks should you not be able to afford Kevins' package.

December 9, 2007

O. Kenny Adeleke said:

Most so called "gurus" don´t cover or even know the 10 steps. This is eye-opening to me. But what geared me up was, "Don´t Be Perfect, Just Good Enough"- For almost a year I have been twisting and tweaking a hosting site that almost nobody will refuse buying because of the affordability and the sophistication. Others have started making good money while I was trying to be Mr. Perfect. It will be launched in the next 48 hours, as I will let it be good enough and not necessarily perfect.Thanks Kevin.

C.Most said:

Terri Levine recommended that I check out your video #3 and WOW, a picture is worth a thousand words!
Something just finally clicked when I saw your diagram of "the empty box principle".

Thanks for shining the light for me!
I'll be checking out your other videos in the series.

Best Regards,

C.Most
http://www.CitizenWishList.com
Be Part of the Solution

December 10, 2007

Debby Eppard said:

I did like this video. We all try to be so perfect before we start anything. This shows that a person just needs to do it. And then improve on what they are doing and as they learn more it will fall into place.

Canaudi said:

Amazing content, pure gold.
God Bless you guys
AL @ Canaudi Inc.

December 11, 2007

Kevin Davis said:

Hey Kevin,

I was pleasantly suprised when I saw the price of this package. My partner Rick Dearr and I saw you up in Boise at Russell's 7 figure bonus. The information you shared there has shifted our business model, now it will be great to have this course to complete the picture.

Kevin Davis
GurusForHire.com

Annette said:

It looks like this is a great resource for those of us who feel like we're missing a few key pieces of a rather important puzzle.
I've had a few 'Aha' s since watching - the biggest is that we need to look to our futures in the financial and happiness aspects. Working on personal strengths while earning a decent income is a very common dream, and I am grateful there's someone who's willing to show us how to do that.

Bill said:

Kevin and Matt

I want to thank you for the eye opening video. I have been trying to get a business up for some time now, I have been jumping from one thing to the next. While watching and listening to this video I now know that I do not have to make it perfect I just need to take action. With the ten steps and the boxes I know now all I have to do is "Just Do It!"

I want to thank you,
Bill Shultz

Donell said:

Got ALL the Insparation I needed thks

Cheryl M. said:

WOW, does this hit home. I have always been a perfectionist and this empty box concept has made me realize that it is more important to just do it than to do it perfectly.

Thanks,

Good to have a step-by-step system in place for better focus and fast action plan, when mountains seem so high and never ending to-dos…

CurlyGirly

Digital Image Manipulation & PeelAwayAd Customization

December 13, 2007

Doug said:

Good clear explanation. The tricky part seems to be finding a responsive market and knowing what they want.

Doug
Loan Officer Marketing

mark said:

cool

Paul said:

Oh man… "just be good enough"

Take action, watch what happens, tweak, take action, watch, and so on

So many just sitting and thinking and planning and reading and studying and … nothing!

Thanks for the way cool video! Keep smiling.


…/Paul
No Limit Success

December 31, 2007

Jan said:

I suffer from: "too much information at one time".

The takeaway I got was the solution: "break down the massive into the minor and then FOCUS and complete small tasks only related to core activity".

The free video content not only gave me the WHAT but gave me the HOW which was the missing piece.

There's no question, not a doubt in my mind, that the nitroblueprint will change my life.

Here's to success in '08!

January 1, 2008

Sandra said:

I'm really excited about what I've just seen. I have a an informaiton product I have been procrasting with most of last year with, "perfection analysis", which has resulted in being druged by knoledge overload. I looked at the video a few times and realized that the steps will definitely help me to keep moving forward in actually getting my business launched. The empty box model example sent off a lightbulb in my head, with a "doh" moment, now that I finally understand that I don't have to have everything in place to be successful.

It's almost 4 am, and I'm not sleepy, I'm too dang excited. I have purchased so many pieces of systems, programs, courses that were not complete. What I will be able to do, and how successful I will be, is just too much to think about. Thanks!!! 2008 is going to be different for me. I am going to work and win. Whoo!!

Thank you!!!

This sounds (and looks) like a perfect explanation of a sweet system. Now, I just hope I do MY pary for you guys so we all will be happy!

January 4, 2008

John Gordon / The Infotainer said:

Hi Kevin

The BIG takeaway from this is that it IS possible for us - for anyone - to do this too. You put it in a way that's not only understandable and digestible, but really shows that there is no BS, that you are pulling back the curtain of mystery and giving the truth about how it's all done and how we can do it too.

I LOVE that clarity and transparency …

Thanks

John Gordon
The Infotainer

January 9, 2008

D. Jordan said:

I've always wanted to implement some of my ideas into an online business, but I never could find a clear and concise way to develop it. After many hours which turned into a couple of years I stumbled upon Nitro Marketing. The last 3 courses I have viewed exposed me to the process of developing a successful online business and sharing information with others who have similar interest.

I am purchasing the Blue Print System today! I look forward to becoming a student of the Nitro team and hearing the many success stories of others who purchased the course.

Thank you for sharing the knowledge you have acquired over the years and helping others avoid some of the pitfalls you had along the way, while developing successful site(s).

Remember: It's not how you start the game, but how you finish.

D. Jordan

January 21, 2008

Dottie said:

Hello Matt and Kevin,

I just watched Video #3 and boy does it have some great lessons to be learned.

Two of them sort of go hand in hand. You don't have to be perfect is a great relief. I know that this has been one of my stumbling blocks since I haven't felt like I knew enough or had the right skills to present the information in the right way. Knowing that I don't have to be perfect gives me permission to start with what I have and then work on the rest later.

More importantly to me is that you don't need to have everything in place to get started. Another one of my problems has been building all of the supporting structures around the basic information that I want to share. Once I realize that I have to have a web site, maybe an auto responder series, a thank you page with offers or giveaways, a one time offer and on and on, the project becomes way too big and I end up losing interest. That thinking applied to project after project eventually has worn me down to thinking that I'll never get it all together.

The third thing that I got was it really can be simple if you have a plan and just do one thing after another. If you take steps each day toward the final goal you can get there. And it doesn't have to take the rest of your life to do it.

All best wishes,
Dottie

p.s. I'm liking these lessons.

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