The Red Factor Comments ROLL In!

Here are comments people have posted in the blog. If you click on "comments" below the different posts, you can read these and many more. Not all positive, of course!

Paulie Sabol said...

Marlon, if you wish, approve this post.I've posted a blog post about the lessons I see from your project so far on my blog.

The direct link is http://pjguy.com/?p=7

Paulie, I KNOW you'll have some great insights. So I hope people go there and READ them. -- Marlon

Comment from MYSPACE account:

Oct 15, 2006 11:28 AMA
"Purple Cow" agrees that RED ROCKS - at least when Marlon's doing the rocking!

Awesome video - and I'm not talking about what's in it, more about what it's DOING in marketing circles online!

All success

Dr.Mani
http://www.InThePurpleCircle.com

Al said...

Hi Marlon,

I have bought several of your products in the past and they are great. You know exactly what you are doing and in my opinion you are one of the most knowledgable individucals in the business.There is so much crap being thrown at the walls on the internet.

You never produce crap.I am anxious to see what you are brining to the table next.The video is great.

Al

Al, thanks for saying that. The value of information is a hard thing for people to differentiate. So comments like yours help people see that difference. -- Marlon

10/15/2006 11:02 AM
Ed said...

Marlon,

Your great!Red Rocks!

Awesome job promoting the "Red Factor"!Best wishes to your success!

Ed
http://videosecretsrevealed.com

10/15/2006 11:20 AM

Ed, thanks for those comments. And keep spreadin' the word about video. There's really so much power here most people aren't tapping into. -- Marlon

Michael said...

Hey Marlon,

The Red Factor video was to be honest with you kind of boring. But to get the word out about The Red Factor, it was brilliant. People will think of the Red Factor every time they see a Red shirt.

I know I'll think of the Red Factor whenever I see anything red.

Michael
10/15/2006 1:17 AM

Thanks Michael. I can understand differing feelings on the video. I guess my Texas roots skews my sense of humor a little! Thanks for your comments and noticing the value of the association. -- Marlon

Investigative Editor said...

Marlon, you just proved that buzz and excitement can be generated by human ENTHOUSIASM about nothing or about curiosity about something that's IN THE PIPELINE and coming thruuu!

Geoff Dodd
Australia
10/15/2006 8:28 AM

Geoff, in the end, there's a LOT of value and substance. And most of the people who have followed me over the years know that. But I'm glad you're feelin' the buzz. Keep on watchin'.
Oh, and the Gold Coast rocks! Loved it. -- Marlon

HipBiz said...

Hi MARLON

Just wanted to say, I VALUE Your Teachings. There is No Doubt You are Equal to the Best in the Internet Marketing Arena.

You put that punk in his place with the line about speaking at $3000 Seminars. He's obviously never met You in Person and witnessed Your Humor & Generosity.

I was in the Audience at the Carl Galletti Vegas event you mentioned.You literally had Me up out of my seat and in the Conga Line Singing "Nothing So Funny as Making Lots of Money"

I still remember that to this day.Success is the Best Revenge to the critics out there.

And what I've Learned from You has Allowed Me to Live a Pretty Good Life. For that MARLON, Sir I Salute You.

BILL in Bangkok
10/15/2006 9:19 AM

Thanks Bill. That means a great deal to me for you to say that. I MISS Bangkok. The land of smiles. What a great place. -- Marlon

Paulie Sabol said...

Marlon writes: "I was getting paid up to 10 g's to write sales letters for people like Walter Hailey, who was a major contributing force to what I now call The Red Factor.

"Marlon, I fear not everyone knows the now dead Billionaire Walter Hailey. Or his concept of NEER or the Eagle academy for super achievers.Well, being a "seminar" guy I know him.

Let me say this, I sure hope you got a percentage along with the ten-large :)For those who don't know, Walter Haley is a top selling insurance guy. But he didn't start that way.

No he had to be rejected by a "Pig Farmer" to whom he tried to sell insurance.It was based on that sense of failure and rejection he built a system to only make offers to people who say, "Yes."

Now, I hope more than ever I "win" and get My Red Factor -- as a gift because if there's lessons from Haley, I want them.

Warmly,

Paulie Sabol
10/15/2006 11:24 AM

Paulie, thank you for making that point. And yes, I wish everyone would have had the opportunity to meet Walter and hear him speak. He was maybe the most dynamic person I ever met in my life. And his marketing method worked like crazy. -- Marlon

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