While I’ve been ranting and raving about launches lately, I’ve actually been working on one of my own.
Before you say how hypocritical that is, let me explain just what’s going to be happening on June 9th and why if you’re into niche and affiliate marketing and you want to STOP buying into the incessant hype, you might be interested in what we’re up to.
Basically, I’ve realized that you can distill the success of anyone who’s achieved massive results in their online business down to a few important factors.
This is I mean, outside of the obvious element of FOCUS or ANTI-opportunity-hopping.
As you read you’ll likely find them familiar but note that you CAN’T have an excess of any one at the neglect of any other.
They are:
1. A Great Method
Nuff said. If you’re following a solid method for creating lasting income, you’re on the right track. If you’re sending spam emails, you’re not.
2. The Right Tools
Whether it’s a software tool or a human tool (unfortunate wording for an outsourced staff member) I don’t know an online entrepreneur who’s made it big with their own manual labor alone.
3. The Right Support Environment
I also don’t know an online entrepreneur who’s made it big without building close relationships with people who are already making it big with the method they’ve chosen. I’ve recently written that no one makes it big from a single ebook, course or seminar. Why?
Because you can’t get all the answers from a single experience. You can’t get all the answers because you don’t even know all the QUESTIONS yet! You get new questions at each step of the process, and with new information and new progress comes new questions. It’s for those new questions that you need to keep the company of people who have walked the path before.
MOST IMPORTANTLY if you have these three, you don’t need to waste money on every new product that comes to the market claiming to teach you about easy millions, and you don’t have to keep changing your method every few months only to get nowhere.
Anyway, what’s happening on June 9th?
June 9th will see the launch of…
Firepow 2.0
Not a launch really, more of a RElaunch.
What we’re doing is trying to create an environment and an experience that creates these three things.
The method we teach is without question strong as an ox. Every month I get people emailing me about the same methods I’ve been teaching for 4 years to say that they made so much money with it, or it was the first thing that really made them money. And I’ve been refining it the whole time, even more so than what our current FP members know about 
The tools we’ve been developing for 2 years now and they’re only getting better, easier to use and more powerful. Faster blog creation, better content creation, easier backlinks, and more.
And the support environment is where we’re really planning Firepow to shine.
You know how much I hate product owners who don’t give a rat’s ass about their customers so I’m trying to go as extreme as possible in the other direction.
I’m moving towards having full 24 hour a day live support so our members can get INSTANT help when needed – no other online marketing training product I know of has done this yet…
And I’ve gathered together a whole new team of experts and experienced niche and affiliate marketers to provide as much assistance as possible to every member.
It’s happening on June 9th but I’m not so concerned about whether you pay much attention to what happens on that date.
Why?
Because whether you do or not… you’re going to HEAR about Firepow in the coming months.
Not from me, from our members.
In forums, on Twitter, Facebook, from your friends…
Well, if everything goes according to plan that is 
I hope you can see what we’re up to on the 9th because I think the sooner you get onto what we’re doing and away from what “most people” are doing, the better off your online income will be.
Wishing you success.
P.S. Oh nearly forgot, if you didn’t already you can check out a video of one particular feature of Firepow 2 here.
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Well, I agree with 1-3, but I think that you should add 3a or 4 — having the right mentor and following them. Clearly this goes along with having a system that works.
One of the things that people get with Firepow is a person they can listen to and follow that is demonstrating a proven method. Following a mentor empowers someone to stop buying stuff and just ignore all the noise out there — and that can be the most important thing.
Regards,
Mark
Right Mark, I’d include a mentor in part 3 for sure. But I think a “mentor” or the idea of this one particular person that will always have the answer you need is perhaps a little utopian as well. I know in my business when I have questions, it’s not one but any number of people I will ask for the answer, depending on the nature of the question. I bet you’re the same.
hey…nice new blog theme! those are three nice elements of a successful business..but there are a few more I can think of….but I think you got the main three covered there
btw, FP2 looks F1 awesome!
Good luck with the launch
Stuart Stirling
Hmmm mentors. Otherwise known as people who rip other people off. While I know that they cannot all be tarred with the same brush, I am extremely dubious of the value of mentors. Very very easy to charge astronomical amounts of money to five hundred people and then just fob off most of them with some second rate videos, and teach a few most promising ones so that they can suceed.
Anyone who is thinking of getting a mentor, always pay with your credit card, so that you can get the investment back when they do not live up to their promises!
Saying that, Firepow 2.0 looks great though, I will be interested to find out more as relaunch day approaches.
Ruth
You’re right Ruth, see my reply to Mark below. You’ll notice I didn’t actually use the word “Mentor” in my post
I’ve personally never had a paid mentor but lots of people I consider to have looked up to and followed the methods of, even asked questions of at times.
Andrew
Hi Andrew:
I think your argument is solid. But part of your ongoing FP development and commitment to your customer base needs to be R&D for new techniques and evolving technologies so that you don’t get stuck with processes that may in fact continue to work but are quickly becoming more and more redundant as the new technologies evolve.
Admittedly, people are always searching for the latest and greatest next big thing. That is the big part of the problem. That relentless pursuit leaves little time for wannabe’s to actually action anything.
In that regard then, your customers who buy into a “system” should reasonably expect that system to evolve with proven methodologies delivered in a timely fashion so that they can give up that vicious cycle of chasing the next big thing.
Take for instance, online video… definitely a technology that is poised to overtake the “text-based’ search engines. In fact, more and more people begin their search on YouTube and other similar types of sites then the regular SE’s.
My point is that the product needs to evolve with current trending so as not to lose its value in the eyes of your customers.. Customers can then setlle in with a commitment for the “long term” and retention therefore becomes a non-issue.
My two cents,
Jim
Hi there,
I was just looking into signing up for Firepow. Should I wait til the relaunch?
Andrew, you are 100 % correct. A System is a must! That is the best way to make money without changing direction each and every time something new comes along.
Automation system is also a big plus for individuals. That’s why Firepow is so powerful. Firepow is like hiring your own outsource team.I would add before closing that Peter Drew Brute Force is a powerful system that compliment Firepow well.
Firepow definitely supplies all 3 ! ! !
Thanks for your “mentorship” Andrew
Wow I love your new theme, very refreshing to see with the Arched header. VERY COOL
Andrew, I have been a member of Firepow for a while and you have a great product. I am going to be promoting this heavy after a short vacation. I think anyone who is going to be niche marketing and managing multiple websites should be using your system. I look forward to seeing what you have up your sleeves.
And I agree with the above 3. There needs to be solid people whom are providing real ways to make money online. Your product is a big piece of the puzzle and I know your willingness to provide this kind of support is going to go a long way and set the standards of how it should be done.
Thanks Sam, I appreciate that
More info soon!
Andrew