Comments on: It’s Go Time

By: stoe

stoe — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 18:43:22 +0000

so how many people joined your $5000 private coaching club? not too many? since the doors are still open. seems like everyone is coming out with a private coaching club these days.

Jeff Johnson says: Gee, I’ve been running a successful online coaching club continuously for three years now.

I have full time programmers, help desk managers, help desk employees, site builders, an operations manager, admin assistants, video editors, graphic designers… a dozen or so others on staff to help me run my coaching program.

And when they work too hard, I bring in my independent contractors that have been trained by me to help, and I hire new staff.

Do you think after three years of running a successful online coaching program….. maybe I’ve scaled up my operations with enough staff and hardware to handle more than a few hundred people at one time?

Only an idiot wouldn’t plan for that…

But yes, there are only so many people we can handle in wdify, and that’s almost full… again.

And I’m sure my servers will start to get slow after too many people are in at the lower levels.

when that happens I close it down to new people, same as I’ve always done.

But thanks for asking.

By: Lucius

Lucius — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 04:33:43 +0000

Hey Jeff,

I would like to say that your a real inspiration for me and others, I no know that this has been the course i have been looking for…

To Great Wealth And Success…

Lucius!

By: joe24

joe24 — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 06:03:33 +0000

i thought there was a limit on how many people you were accepting? just another example of using time squeeze when you do a product launch. i wonder how many people pay $5000.

Jeff JOhnson says: There is a limit on how many people I am accepting.

That’s why in the past I’ve always closed the club down to new members, sometime as long as 18 months.

I’ve been running an online coaching club for 3 continuous years.

Believe me, I’ll know when we have enough people, and I’ll close it down, again.

However, I have a full time staff now that helps with the technical support and questions so it allows me to provide more service than ever to my clients.

By: An Engineer

An Engineer — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 02:49:53 +0000

Hi Jeff,
I’m a computer engineer with 10 years of web development experience. I don’t want some of the beginner stuff or software but do want to take your marketing and traffic advice? Can I get bare-bones deal, reduces price?

thanks and great stuff

Jeff Johnson says: I’m not set up for that right now. but one of the benefits is being able to use my material to train new employees to do the work for you.

I’ll see what I can come up with for others like you.

By: sindre

sindre — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 21:10:09 +0000

5000 bucks for this training is a way too much for me. Sorry…

By: Hal Robertson

Hal Robertson — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 19:27:27 +0000

Jeff,

I’m curious about how many other software programs / tools I’ll need to buy as part of the coaching plan if I want to do business as you do.

For example, will there be a need to invest in TKP, or is this (or similar tool) included in the membership? I know you talk about GTT, CB Engine, Easy Click Mate and likely TG as well. I’m sure there are other programs as well that I’m not yet aware of.

So, what is the bottom line we are talking about here in addition to the initial fee and your monthly membership fee?

Thanks much – I’ve enjoyed watching your videos and am ready to make the move to join, but I’d really like to know what the actual investment will end up being.

Hal

Jeff Johnson says:

You can get started simply with a hosted page and are techniqes.

You need a domain if you wish to install the blog software.

everyting can pretty much be done by hand, but we recommend some tools to speed it up, some are free, some are low cost.

I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

We’ve spent a great deal of time helping people with our free stuff… and one thing we’ve learned is that 90% of all technical issues have already been covered in our tutorials and/or FAQ section.

For the 10% of those technical issues that can’t be solved by reviewing the free training material, they normally revolve around hosting account issues, or user issues, and we simply can’t spare the time to help each person individually.

I strongly recommend that you consult with your hosting account provider if you are having problems with the blog after it has been installed, or with other related issues such as error pages or database issues.

I sincerely appreciate your interest in our free software but we really need to focus our efforts on running our main business… so we can’t guarantee support for our free stuff… it’s free, so please enjoy it if you can.

Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
Free SEO Blog Tutorials

Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
FAQ – Free SEO Blog

By: jordana

jordana — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 01:42:28 +0000

your password in email does not work says it is not the password. so unable to get to download blog

Jeff Johnson says:

try removing all the spaces before and after the passwords and such.

I’m sorry, but these are not technical help and support forums. If you are a member of my coaching club simply submit your questions in the private support forums and my guys will take care of you.

If you aren’t a member of my coaching club, please take the time to review our tutorials and FAQ sections.

Here are some tutorials that may help solve your technical issues:
Free SEO Blog Tutorials

Here are the FAQ for Free SEO Blog Software:
FAQ – Free SEO Blog

By: steven

steven — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 00:02:35 +0000

i wish i could join your private coaching program but its a bit too much for me right now. i hope you open the coaching program again in the future.

By: JT

JT — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:43:57 +0000

Well hey, it was fun thinking about the possibilities. But you were right, not everyone can afford it.

By: Gary Smith

Gary Smith — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:28:07 +0000

3 pm has come and gone and I have not seen the ‘Early Bird’ Coaching Club email.

Woe is me.

I saw a Frank Kern email that I was ‘already in,’ but apparently not.

Jeff Johnson says: 1shoppingcart was experiencing a dealy of 45 minutes for reporting orders at launch time.

They process our orders so we couldn’t go live until they processed the test orders.

But the early bird letter was the first to go live… it was actually posted at 2pm but we had to wait for th 1sc to confirm our test orders before sending out the links.

Sorry!