It started about 30 minutes ago, and it will probably continue throughout the night (at least for me, living in Norway). The brand new system from Internet marketing experts Robert Puddy, Pat Lovell and Brian “Koz” Kosobucki has launched, and affiliates all around the world have started to promote it.
A system from hot shots like the three guys above should be interesting to everybody involved in Internet marketing. I have been looking at the sales page and I can see several benefits from joining:
- An email list of at least 2400 prospects who opt-in specifically for your list… Guaranteed!
- All of the software tools you need to manage and run your email lists…
- Your own report on your list’s topic… it’s yours to do whatever you would like.
- Steady stream of fresh-targeted prospects in front of your sales messages…
- A completely automated system…. just start using Co-Op Lists right now!
- Super-Fresh new leads added monthly
- Get 15,000 solo ad exposures to your list the first year selling or promoting whatever you want
- …and a lot more
All the dots above are from the sales page, and you must remember that I have not tested the system and I am not an affiliate.
What I am a little interesting in is the automated part. Is this one of the first systems that can actually automate the sales process 100% for you (or at least close to 100%)? They provide you with all the tools and they provide you with the fresh leads, they even provide you with the report… hmmm, this sounds tempting.
I am not sure, but when the guys above provide you with the four important “ingredients” to online success, I think that you better listen up:
- You choose a niche from their list (Internet Marketing, Health and Beauty and Shopping)
- You get a Top-Quality Written Report
- You get the Email Software
- They Send Traffic To Your Site
Well, for $29.95 a month, this seems to be a bargain… at least if it works as good as it sounds.
Visit Co-OpLists.com today and take a closer look at what I am talking about.
September 16, 2007 at 8:51 am
Hey John Reese here.
We DID in fact add your RSS feed to our initial system to seed all of our categories with feeds so on launch the widget wouldn’t be empty.
If you want us to remove our feed we can — but most people actually publish an RSS feed so others will syndicate their content like we did with yours.
~John
September 16, 2007 at 8:58 am
Hi John,
No, I am actually more than happy that you added my RSS feed and I really don`t hope that you will remove it.
I just didn`t understand at first why I did get the extra traffic, but I do now
Thanks a lot!