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Well, it seems like they think that their time is better spent on selling the information than doing it themselves. So what does that tell you?

1) All this importing stuff is bullshit and doesnt work. Only selling the information works.
2) They arent that good at importing, so selling information is more profitable for them.

I'll put my money on 2).

You can find the same or better information on this forum for free or for the cost of an INSIDERS subscription.

Edit: I just checked out their sales page. If you need "'Done-For-You'", "WE DO THE RESEARCH" and "HOLDING YOUR HAND", you will fail at business.
Edit2: They have another sales page where its only $497 if you really want the handholding :)
 
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But......

Dont take this as me hating on your gig. If you guys were the experts that you claim that you are, wouldn't it be more profitable to be working the importing business instead of the importing coach business? This would kind of stick you in the "guru" category.

This is the very question that always pops up in my head when someone pitches these types of classes to me. because if I was pulling 1mil+ a year, I would not waste my time telling people that "you can do it to". So is your expertise in importing, or is your expertise in selling information ?

Now, if you've retired from the business.....and you are doing something similar to what MJ is doing, that's one thing. Deciding is more profitable to sell information and tell people to do what I say and not what I do is another.

Sorry, maybe I'm looking at it from the wrong direction.
 

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I have my hands in multiple arenas. No issues with an importer teaching other people how to import. Doesn't mean they aren't simultaneously building an empire.
 

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I've never taken the course or anything.. but to me: It's called diversification of income. I make good money on Amazon, but guess what I'm working on? Other things... Amazon is good a platform to jump start, not to trust all your eggs in a basket type business. It's eventually a race to the bottom even for private label brands you create.

Startupbros are marketers / great content writers. They happen to make some money in importing/selling; mostly via Amazon channel. But at the end of the day; marketers are gonna do best at what their talents are; and that's marketing not importing.

So just because they offer the course doesn't mean they don't know what they are doing. I haven't taken the course, so can't comment on this particular case but the practice what you preach thing doesn't apply to everything.
 
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I was in the first jumpstart group.

The program is slow. Which isn't a bad thing if your pace is congruent with the weekly webinars.
Keep in mind that there is hundreds, if not a thousand other member attempting the same
techniques and strategies.

The course is nice as it layouts the steps it takes to successfully import and sell a product.

The real value is being able to ask a question and have it answered live.

I can't say if I'd buy the course again at $1,000. I'm curious as to what extra value the're providing
warrants a $500 increase in price.

Everything you learn is out there.

Buy Walter Hay's ebook on importing.
 
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This is the very question that always pops up in my head when someone pitches these types of classes to me. because if I was pulling 1mil+ a year, I would not waste my time telling people that "you can do it to". So is your expertise in importing, or is your expertise in selling information ?
Everything doesn't have to be about money all the time. What if you enjoy working with other like minded people and enjoy teaching or helping?

"Then why charge money?"

Well, you don't enjoy wasting your time with people who won't actually take action, so you charge to hopefully keep out those who aren't kind enough to not waste your time.
 

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1) Scale vertically in my speciality area (importing) and build a big big big business out of it.
2) Buy a course on building courses and go into the most crowded "niche" on the interwebz ("How to make money")

Two things flawed here (it would be the case in most instances but not in this one)
1) They are using Amazon as the main channel. I put that in another category of it's own, I wouldn't even call it importing per say. You cannot build a "big big big" business out of it, not using Amazon.. only the unwise do that. You could however hit $M, but to me "big big big" is $B and that is all about distribution game outside of Amazon.

2) That particular Amazon import niche is actually not that crowded... yet.

At the end of the day; it's your opinion on something someone else is doing. I'd rather focus on myself... which is what I am going back to do.... right.... now.
 

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diversification of income
http://foreverjobless.com/entrepreneurial-diworsification/

So lets say I am an expert in importing stuff and selling it somewhere. I want to diversify my income, which is smart.

I have 2 options:

1) Scale vertically in my speciality area (importing) and build a big big big business out of it.
2) Buy a course on building courses and go into the most crowded "niche" on the interwebz ("How to make money")

Yeah, sure, sounds like a no-brainer. I would pick 2) too.

:rolleyes:
 
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I'm Kyle from StartupBros--this thread popped up on my Google Alerts so I figured I'd come in and answer what questions I can.



5 minutes or so :) https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2111610245735375106


It's cool to see you here! The program is WAY tighter now than it was for the initial launch. New experts, new knowledge, massive value with successful students who have been with us for multiple sessions, new tools, more robust library of video...



Right, getting the exact information exactly when you need it is the huge benefit. This reduces the risk of the thing dramatically and allows you to progress way faster.

I found this buying David Siteman Garland's webinar course and course-building course. The information was always out there but having it organized in an actionable way made the courses pay for themselves. (Palantir makes billions a year organizing and making available information more actionable...)



Should take all the mystery out of the thing lol


Kyle. Take off your coat and stay a while. This is one of the top entrepreneur forums on the internet. We'd be happy to have you regularly contribute, as long as it's not overtly spammy. However, we have a lot of people here that you could consider to be part of your tribe, and many more that might be interested in learning from you. Glad you found us.
 

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You can find the same or better information on this forum for free or for the cost of an INSIDERS subscription.
The information argument isn't a good one. You can find anything you need online. All the information is there if you are willing to spend the time to look. This is really about speed and learning curve vs money.

If $997 is a lot to you, then that course likely isn't for you because you will still need significantly more money to import the products and put all you learn to use. If you want to go faster and speed up your learning and have the money to spare then the course could be good for you. Theres a 30 day guarantee so if it sucks you can get your money back.

I haven't been through the course so I am not recommending it or suggesting you do it.
 
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I'm Kyle from StartupBros--this thread popped up on my Google Alerts so I figured I'd come in and answer what questions I can.

Pretty sure they are doing an additional webinar shortly, then they are going to release a recording. If anybody is interested ill upload the link when I get it.

5 minutes or so :) https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2111610245735375106

I was in the first jumpstart group.

The program is slow. Which isn't a bad thing if your pace is congruent with the weekly webinars.
Keep in mind that there is hundreds, if not a thousand other member attempting the same
techniques and strategies.
It's cool to see you here! The program is WAY tighter now than it was for the initial launch. New experts, new knowledge, massive value with successful students who have been with us for multiple sessions, new tools, more robust library of video...

The information argument isn't a good one. You can find anything you need online. All the information is there if you are willing to spend the time to look. This is really about speed and learning curve vs money.

Right, getting the exact information exactly when you need it is the huge benefit. This reduces the risk of the thing dramatically and allows you to progress way faster.

I found this buying David Siteman Garland's webinar course and course-building course. The information was always out there but having it organized in an actionable way made the courses pay for themselves. (Palantir makes billions a year organizing and making available information more actionable...)

Theres a 30 day guarantee so if it sucks you can get your money back.

Should take all the mystery out of the thing lol
 

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You have to be kidding me!!!!

There is so much information on this forum about importing and selling. Buy an INSIDERS and look at the big threads on there. Go look at ecom man's thread on it. Check out walter hay's thread on importing. hes been doing it for decades and knows it all inside out...more than any group could teach you.

Heck, you could import and sell everything by phone like jack does.

Seriously man, paying 1g for a group for importing is crazy if you looked at those threads.
 

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I was just wondering if there are any members of the above group. I attended their webminar about 2 days ago and was quite impressed with what they had to offer. I am contemplating on weather or not I should join the group. It is quite expensive @ $997....
I watched it too, just to see what they are up to. I read most of their articles online - so I wanted to see what they offer in their webinar. Turns out - it was exactly the same information you can read through in about 30 mins. Only difference: someone actually reading it out for you and taking more than 2 hours to do it.

Edit: I just checked out their sales page. If you need "'Done-For-You'", "WE DO THE RESEARCH" and "HOLDING YOUR HAND", you will fail at business.
Totally agree with this. What you can find on their website should be enough to create your own experiences.

The information argument isn't a good one. You can find anything you need online. All the information is there if you are willing to spend the time to look. This is really about speed and learning curve vs money.
Valid point. How do you think will this show at a later stage? I mean, this questions turns up every time you look at a course that is priced that high. If I had to bet money on guy A (doing the course) and guy B (figuring out himself) in terms of who is gonna be more successful later on - I'd bet on guy B. While I agree with you, from my own experience, I learnt the most when doing. So I'd take the 1000 or 500 bucks and start looking for a product to import, buy a few pieces and put them on Amazon/Ebay (this is what I am doing right now - just waiting for my first batch to arrive).
 

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I am not touting for business in this reply, but I strongly believe that those who offer such good product marketing courses would do themselves and their clients a great favor if they instead recommended my book (or another if they can find an equally comprehensive eBook by someone who has been there - done that). They all use affiliate links to sell other specialist books or courses, so I fail to understand why they won't give added value to their program by recommending a real expert's proven program that is complementary to and not competitive with their field of undoubted expertise.

tl;dr - buy Walter's book :)

I'm sure your book is great Walter. Nobody is knocking your book here...

However, sourcing & importing is NOT the same as building a successful e-commerce brand/company. As you said - branding & marketing play a much bigger role in building successful companies.

That's the beauty of our program - it's not just me blabbering on acting like I know everything. I only know how to get shit done and build great companies. Usually, that means connecting with the best in every field and building relationships with them - not learning everything about everything.

When we cover sourcing & importing - we bring in the guy who does sourcing & importing/logistics for multi-billion dollar brands like H&M and Zara, Mish Mash, etc.

Why? Because he's the best I've found after importing & selling over $25mm of product - and that's who I suggest our clients get their sourcing & importing advice from. He's the only one I trust in this world that's drowning in experts.

I don't claim to be an expert in anything but building successful companies. I help entrepreneurs start companies successfully. I am not an importing expert - that title is all yours :)

Hope this helps,
Will
 
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I was also in the first jumpstart group and I think the most valuable thing in this course is the Facebook group. The members are willing to help one another. They even post their success stories which is very motivating. They have this very positive and fun vibe. :)

Yeah, I'm constantly amazed at the density of goodness, generosity, and business savvy we've got in that group. It's really something special.

I'd rather focus on myself... which is what I am going back to do.... right.... now.

That's the stuff--it's so hard to just put your head down and work. Especially when people are trying so hard to tell you you're doing it wrong or that you should do something else.

Take off your coat and stay a while.

Thanks so much for the welcome! Love the quality of thinking going on even just in this thread, awesome stuff!!
 

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As a successful importer myself, I would not pay $1000. Why? Because I learnt the whole process on importing from China for free. And guess who I learnt it from??? Startupbros.com

Yes, there website/blog.

No hate to the founders, I love those guys, but in my opinion I think $1000 is a bit too much :)
 
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The startupbros.com website gives tons of useful information. They give away enough information for someone to start a business. I can tell you that the information on their site is useful. I would never ever pay $1000 for a seminar, but that doesn't mean they're scamming people or that they aren't successful. It just means that I would rather find the information for free where possible. Some people would rather have the information spoon fed to them even if it costs $1000. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the guys at startupbros.com had requests for a seminar before they ever started doing seminars. Maybe I'm wrong, but I guess we'll see what Kyle says.
 

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The startupbros.com website gives tons of useful information. They give away enough information for someone to start a business. I can tell you that the information on their site is useful. I would never ever pay $1000 for a seminar, but that doesn't mean they're scamming people or that they aren't successful. It just means that I would rather find the information for free where possible. Some people would rather have the information spoon fed to them even if it costs $1000. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the guys at startupbros.com had requests for a seminar before they ever started doing seminars. Maybe I'm wrong, but I guess we'll see what Kyle says.
Things have quietened down on this thread, so I decided to jump in and liven it up with a couple of comments.

First let me say that you often get what you pay for, and if information published online is free, that might be exactly what it is worth.

Second, there may be enough free information available online for someone to start a business, but is there enough to start a successful business?

Finally, I would be much happier to see suppliers of information stick to the line of business they know, instead of offering fries with the burgers they have had years of experience making, but all they know about fries is where to buy them.
 
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Well, it seems like they think that their time is better spent on selling the information than doing it themselves. So what does that tell you?

1) All this importing stuff is bullshit and doesnt work. Only selling the information works.
2) They arent that good at importing, so selling information is more profitable for them.

I'll put my money on 2).

You can find the same or better information on this forum for free or for the cost of an INSIDERS subscription.

Edit: I just checked out their sales page. If you need "'Done-For-You'", "WE DO THE RESEARCH" and "HOLDING YOUR HAND", you will fail at business.
Edit2: They have another sales page where its only $497 if you really want the handholding :)


Why would famous people who earn millions per movie for example keep acting or why did Oprah start an entire OWN network channel after she was already a billionaire? People do what they enjoy and it's very common for successful entrepreneurs to help upstarts do the same thing they did to get there. Most courses to help entrepreneurs or even Internet Marketers or MLMers are at least $2000, and many are much more, so it's not like these guys are ripping anyone off. They deserve to be paid for their time and compilation of documents, videos, great resources that are not available here or anywhere else, a group to connect with to get questions answered and just for the moral support and friendships, and for people brand new to any sort of business or importing it can be scary so having people who will talk through concerns is worth every penny. Besides they give people's money back if they want for any reason, so it's a personal choice if some people want some hand holding, however they did not say they do the research for people. How would they even have time to do that for everyone? He is explaining that he shows how and will use real examples to click around and show people. Why not? It's nice of them to help out.

Have you even watched one of their very thorough videos? He even says people can get started without signing up, but their training in the course goes into transitioning into the next phases of entrepreneurship and creating a brand once people outgrow Amazon. That alone would be invaluable information. ANYTHING can be learned online for free, but these guys have an organized fine tuned process and provide a great resource so people don't have to dig around forums with massive amounts of opinions and maybe even misinformation to figure it all out. People are more likely to get over procrastination or fears or whatever else if they have paid money and are on a schedule. Another great reason to sign up. The course is no longer $497 because they have added more value. Their FB community is helpful and friendly and a great asset to have each other to help with good reviews on Amazon. Why should anyone have access to a few thousand people who will help the success of ones business for free?

Even IF they were not good at importing or just don't enjoy it and decided to teach it instead of doing it, don't you think they would be charging more like $3000 for the course if their goal is to earn an income from it?

Not sure why I'm taking the time to respond to this but it bugs me how strangers who don't have all the facts can go online and trash decent people trying to help others. They are helping people be able to quit their crappy day jobs and have amazing lives with some freedoms many never experience. I read a lot and saw a lot of podcasts and youtubes before stumbling on StartupBros and to me they offer the most in depth explanation of how it all works and I feel indebted to them already. I challenge people to watch one of the recent 3 to 4 hour videos before forming an opinion. I feel so nervous about doing this venture all alone with people in my ear telling me it's crazy and can't possibly be done as easily as these groups/forums and podcasts are saying it is, so I welcome some hand holding for a fee from StartupBros.
 

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Thanks Will,

I would not have commented if someone very persistent had not asked me to.

I completely agree that sourcing and importing are totally different to the product marketing side of a business. That is why I don't get involved in the marketing side.

I suppose the big difference between your clients and those who buy my book would be that although I have some who came to me after importing containers loads, most of my book buyers are newbies, usually starting small. This is probably why they come to me rather than seek the help of your sourcing and importing expert who is used to handling huge accounts. I have no doubt that with that experience he is a great asset to you.

I think I should mention that I have built 2 multi-million dollar businesses, both of which I expanded internationally, one through exporting and the other through franchising. I ran the first one for 20 years and the second one for 22 years before I was forced to sell it due to serious health problems. That second business imported everything we sold.

Regards,
Walter
 

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Didn't that Tropical MBA guy say he made 7% of his income through his coaching/mastermind forum?
 
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Which is why I ended with "maybe im looking at it from the wrong direction". I am doing something similar in my town. A service that I used to get paid over $100 an hour to do, now i'm doing it for free because it makes me happy to pay it forward and is a passion of mine (music industry).
 
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I was in the first jumpstart group.

The program is slow. Which isn't a bad thing if your pace is congruent with the weekly webinars.
Keep in mind that there is hundreds, if not a thousand other member attempting the same
techniques and strategies.

The course is nice as it layouts the steps it takes to successfully import and sell a product.

The real value is being able to ask a question and have it answered live.

I can't say if I'd buy the course again at $1,000. I'm curious as to what extra value the're providing
warrants a $500 increase in price.

Everything you learn is out there.

Buy Walter Hay's ebook on importing.

I was also in the first jumpstart group and I think the most valuable thing in this course is the Facebook group. The members are willing to help one another. They even post their success stories which is very motivating. They have this very positive and fun vibe. :)
 
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The information argument isn't a good one. You can find anything you need online. All the information is there if you are willing to spend the time to look. This is really about speed and learning curve vs money.

If $997 is a lot to you, then that course likely isn't for you because you will still need significantly more money to import the products and put all you learn to use. If you want to go faster and speed up your learning and have the money to spare then the course could be good for you. Theres a 30 day guarantee so if it sucks you can get your money back.

I haven't been through the course so I am not recommending it or suggesting you do it.
KABOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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Lol that's awesome! A bunch of people have started like that, just using Will's blog posts to build their businesses from.

no h8 all <3
 

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I watched the webinar. I had already read your book Walter a couple times prior and it covered a lot of the same things. I found myself going back to look things up in your book often . Very helpful.
 

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Also want to mention that it's very common to give away free stuff to get people to show up to webinars. No different than serving lunch in corporate business meetings to get busy people to show up. Webinars are more believable and worth the time of the host when enough people show up to ask questions. Bottom line is those guys know what they are talking about, they are not ripping anyone off, and they are providing a great service for a lot of people. If someone who has actually watched their videos and taken their group coaching program has a legit complaint, then that would be worth reading. There are so many extremely successful entrepreneurs doing podcasts and webinars doing the exact same thing. They are millionaires, some even show their income reports, and they have hundreds of hours of free podcasts and also charge for coaching. Marie Forleo, Pat Flynn, Ramit Sethi, Mixergy, and the list goes on and on. Why would any of those extremely successful people do free podcasts and also charge a few thousand for coaching? It's their prerogative and seems to be the standard. Yet all the info they give out can be found online for anyone who wants to spend a year or two digging to learn everything they have already gathered to present. Busy people appreciate these successful people taking the time to get an insane amount of information gathered for us in one place to learn from. There is no reason to question StartupBros based on what was posted in this thread.

Jordan Malic approves of them. Apparently Malic is well respected and a good source. See him introduce them on this informative presentation.

 
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@WalterHay I should have been clear. Yes they covered similar topics in your book but I felt your book went more in depth and also brought up specfic issues you could run into rather than just find a product and it will be smooth sailing.

Ron, did you sign up for their 12 week program or just watch a webinar? Maybe they go into the exact same detail and answer the same questions in that 12 weeks. Walter's name was brought up in one of the webinars so my guess is the StartupBros are aware of the same issues. They can only cover so much on the webinars, but they seem very thorough to me.

I googled Walter's name and found a site that gave a link that's been suspended. Is there a good link, or is this fastlane forum a good place to learn from Walter?
 
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Sorry I didn't reply until I got an alert about Tonya's post.

Yes there are a lot of areas that of necessity cover the same ground, but there are some differences that are substantial, particularly in relation to safe sourcing and also the actual process of importing. I substantially disagree with some of their advice in both areas.

Walter


Walter, if you have a minute can you expand on your comment and does your view come from knowing what's in the StartupBros course or only from what you saw on a webinar which is just the overview of what they teach? I think you can help a lot of people who will see this thread.

If anyone wants to hear Will from StartupBros literally say they do NOT do the work for people because they are helping people become entrepreneurs, not Internet marketers. just watch this very extensive and informative webinar from April 2015...around the 3 hour mark is where someone asked something close to "do you do the work for us". Go to the source people and don't believe rumors online from people who have not been through the program.

Their program provides access to a CEO and founder of the most prestigious Protyping company from China who did a presentation to teach people how to create their own product. Also for questions about International law they brought in an International lawyer from Price Waterhouse n Cooper Law Firm. They have the one and only Richard Branson going to an event. They give discounts on many services from companies that have exclusive deals for their clients. They take trips together - other entrepreneur friends in the same business...how fun and great business meeting ops - and again offer travel discounts (think I heard that right). They have a very active and super helpful Facebook group where they all help each other and the experienced ones already earning their millions show up to help the beginners! All of this plus more I'm probably forgetting is well worth a thousand bucks.

WATCH before listening to opinions. There are also newer ones so you can scroll past the demo and get to the Q&A for all of them which is helpful too. Search them on YouTube to see a list of more.

I will likely sign up with them. I haven't found any bad reviews from anyone who has actually been through their program.


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