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When you join David’s team in Numis Network you get a free coaching call. David plainly says that he does not have enough time allotted in the day to do one on one coaching with everybody. So who does he have call you to layout a game plan to get you started? Chris Rocheleau.
So you would think that if David Woods is not the one calling you, that you would get a phone call from some guy that David pays that would have some scripted program. With Chris Rocheleau’s coaching session here’s what I got.
First off Chris and David are buddies from even before the green van days. Chris is highly knowledgeable and has an extensive background and experience in marketing online. He was extremely pleasant and just as sincere and personable as David appears.
After Chris asked a few questions about where I am coming from, he made some powerful recommendations. You see, I have spent the better part of two years being subscribed to just about every online marketers list and have spent more money trying to learn more than I care to count. For starters, Chris recommended hitting the unsubscribe button to all those lists. I thought that that was great advice.
It is overwhelming to get so many emails from the online marketing guru’s with their latest sales pitch. I have shiny object syndrome and it is easy to feel like you have to buy everything to make money online. The fact is, much of what’s available from these so called guru’s are all the same products sold and packaged separately. I’m sure you know what I mean.
So he gave great advice to hit the unsubscribe button. (Actually I had already done that but it was good to have that confirmed.)
His ideas about content creation, that I had had, were actually dead on. I just never had the confidence in what was swimming around in my head, was actually right. Chris confirmed that as well.
If you have seen any of David’s videos you know that he promotes, what has been working for the last 20 years or so, to generate traffic online. Create, syndicate, and back link, are the keys to success in generating massive amounts of traffic.
Chris not only verified David’s philosophy revealed, few big secrets on how to create massive rush hour traffic to any site, blog post, article, or video. There are a couple of tools online that are affordable and can get your content out through many of the social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and more in big fat hurry.
Those tools are TribePro and Buzzify. Those tools work hand in hand to syndicate your content all over the universe, apparently. So I will be subscribing to both of those services in the next few days. BTW you have got to ask him how you can create a link to your own site with a simple technique using Vimeo video sharing. That tip was awesome!
Chris also suggested that I need to buy Dave’s Perpetual Funnel Course. The cost for the course is $495 dollars. Of course I would love learn how to set up the whole sales funnel, the way the way the David did in the beginning, but the price is too steep for me at the moment.
Chris did make me a low key one time very attractive offer, but I still had to pass. He did say that as soon as I was in a position to grab it, that I should. I will for sure.
In the mean time I will take my coaching call with Chris Rocheleau as a very positive experience. He also offers coaching on a one to one basis, for a fee of course. I will be doing that shortly too. Chris actually lives down the road from me near Denver Colorado.
Here’s my advice if you are thinking about joining David’s team. Do it. The coaching call itself is worth it.
I wonder if I could get a coaching call for the price of a Starbucks.
You have been paid late before
You have watched the number on the dashboard not match the number in your account. What is different now is simple: it settles on a public contract you can check yourself, not a dashboard I control.
Read the contract →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
Hmmmmmm just wondering.
Here’s to your crazy success.
Chris Rocheleau
P.S. Are you prepared for the impending economic crash?
Comments
Adam Collins, September 2, 2011, 12:00
Great review! Chris sounds like a really knowledgeable and genuine person. Thanks for sharing.
Linda J., September 2, 2011, 12:45
Thanks for the insights. The coaching call sounds invaluable. I’ll definitely consider joining David’s team.
Laura Salgado, September 2, 2011, 13:30
I had a similar experience with Chris. He is indeed very helpful and offers great advice. Worth every penny!
Mike Johnson, September 2, 2011, 15:00
I appreciate your honest review. It’s great to hear about your positive experience with Chris and David’s team.
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Everything I publish, in one short daily email. Real numbers, no hype, unsubscribe in one click.
Get paid 100%, on-chain, the second the sale clears
Most affiliates earn little, and that is disclosed up front. The difference here is not a promise about what you will make. It is that you can verify every payout yourself, on a public contract, in about twelve seconds.
See how the payout works →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
‘My personal review’ that ends with a P.S. about the impending economic crash and a plug for the $495 course is not new. We had these same testimonial posts in the affiliate boards in 2009, just with a different tool name and a different apocalypse. The format hasn’t changed once in thirty years.
Chris lives down the road from the guy writing the review. Worth noticing before weighing how independent ‘my personal review’ really is.
Gus is right about the format, but I’ll say the underlying advice — unsubscribe from the guru lists, stop buying shiny objects — is genuinely good advice, and it’s a little strange to see it delivered inside a post that then asks you to buy a $495 course. Both things are true at once.
Had a regular at the diner who used to bring in newspaper clippings about some miracle supplement, always with a testimonial from somebody whose cousin knew the man who invented it. Read the same way every time — genuine enthusiasm, no question the person believed every word of it, and somewhere in the same breath as the belief was always a price and a place to send your money. This review has that same shape. The praise for Chris sounds sincere. But the sincerity and the pitch for the $495 course show up in the same paragraph, right down to the line about grabbing the ‘one time offer’ the second you can afford it, and that pairing is usually the part worth paying attention to.