The Problem with Warrior Plus and JVzoo Vendors http://youtu.be/7d0X01WAO3I Adam Payne

Hi . Adam here. Hope this video finds you well. Bit sunburned from my trip to the zoo yesterday but such is life, I always forget some cream, which is kind of a stupid thing to do because I’m as white as they come. But that being said, I wanted to do a rant and then I realized I’m so fucking angry about so many things that I’ll be ranting all day. I’ve got a list of things here that you wouldn’t believe that I actually get…kind of tick me off. But I don’t want to keep your day because nobody wants to listen to some guy in Japan rambling on about things he’s unhappy with so I’m going to keep it short and sweet and maybe have some mini rants. Uhhh… today’s rant is going to basically be why people struggle or fail. Now this is not directed at anybody in particular and if you’re successful, it’s not directed at you. But if you’re struggling, if you’ve made no money, little money or just all over the shop then just listen to what I’ve got to say cause, hopefully, some of it will you know stick to you. Hopefully. Now, there are a lot of people in this Facebook group that are very successful and there are a lot of lurkers and I haven’t got a clue who the fuck you are cause you don’t do anything. But you joined this group for a reason, I hope. So at least, you know, say hello and tell us what you do, any questions, or problems that you have. But the… One of the reasons why I think struggle and I think it’s an obvious one is lack of focus and it’s usually those people that buy these products all the time. I often see products on warrior plus and I think what an absolute steaming pile of shit and then two days later, they have sold 1,500 copies, its product of the day and everyone’s back slapping each other. And I know the reason they sell a lot of products is because of all these vendors reciprocate and promote each other but nobody puts a gun to anybody’s head and say ‘you’ve got to buy this’. Buyers are ultimately responsible for that decision. So if you’re a buyer, that’s your choice: to be responsible. Secondly, all of the successful marketers that I know are good at one thing. They’re good at Facebook ads, they’re good at e-commerce. They’re good at video. They’re good at blocking. They’re not good at everything so if, for me, my thing’s video as you know I do post a few other things but my main thing is video so I… I don't think I’m best in the world but I’m good at YouTube marketing so I have an eye for YouTube training, whether it’s good or not. I don’t have a clue about Instagram or Pinterest or Twitter so just because my friend’s got a Twitter program or an Instagram program or whatever I won’t promote it because I haven’t got a clue about it. Now there are certain things that I can go through, you know, and look at it with a big video and think ‘well, that’s not a bad training’ so I’m happy to put my name to it. Sometimes that can be related to copy writing, it could be related to e-commerce but only occasionally, not all the time, so going back...going back a thing is that person promoting something different all the time? If yes, time to back off. Is that person putting their name on a bunch of different products? If yes, out the door. But you got to be more careful with what you buy. If you’ve got more than if you’ve got a ton of products on your hard drive, you don’t need the next plug in, you don’t need the next PDF, you don’t need the next training, you don’t need the next video course. What you need is focus, clarity and angle and just do whatever you can to get that angle. . ...................................................................................... Find me on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/adampayne75 Google: http://ift.tt/1Excx3L Blog: http://ift.tt/22Hmypy Interview site: http://ift.tt/1Excx3N Video: http://ift.tt/1Kp2D6A http://youtu.be/7d0X01WAO3I via IFTTT