How to blow 2 million in 30 seconds.

After spending 3.7 million dollars to run your advertisement
during the Super Bowl you probably don't want to hear anyone
react like this ...

-> I kept waiting for the punchline ... and it never came. It
   was like a cheesy SNL (Saturday Night Live) parody.

-> Did they resurrect failed commercial writers from the 80's
   to do this one?

-> How to blow 2 million in 30 seconds. Well played idiots.

But, those are some of the more tame reactions ... I couldn't
publish the best, or should I say worst, of the bunch.

When I watched the ad myself, I thought ... someone's getting
fired! Who in the world approved that?

It was a trainwreck.

The ad I'm talking about was run by a company you've probably
never heard of ... SalesGenie.com

SalesGenie.com's ad was the lowest-rated Super Bowl ad by the
public, and was panned by advertising trade papers ...

But, it was an overwhelming success! Wait ... What?!?

How could a Super Bowl ad that the public rated worst, and the
critics called, "maybe the worst ad in Super Bowl history", go
on to produce in excess of 5.1 million in sales ... just a few
months after the ad aired?

Well, the reason is simple ...

The product that SalesGenie offers is in such high-demand that
consumers just needed to know where to get it. It wasn't slick
marketing, or a great ad that send people flocking to the site
to check it out ... that's obvious based on the reactions.

The reason people flocked to SalesGenie is because they sell a
product that literally every business on the planet needs ...

That's it, it's that simple ...

People need "X", SalesGenie told people they have "X", and the
company generated a ton of new clients.

That's the kind of product you want to be selling, right? It's
a dream product ...

You can screw up your advertising, be called "stupid", "inept",
and "lame" by the public ... and still profit?

So, what does SalesGenie sell?

What was the magic "X" that overcame their terrible Super Bowl
ad, and resulted in millions in profit ... in spite of all the
mistakes they'd made?

SalesGenie sells ... leads.

I'm not talking about list-building here ... I'm talking about
what traditional, brick-and-mortar businesses call leads.

Without leads, a business will crumble ...

That's why SalesGenie's ad was a success ... they had a product
that everyone needed, all they had to do was let people know.

 http://leadmarket.leadgenerationsecret.com

 

Think about it for a minute ...

Your local swimming pool contractor averages $50,000 or more on
each sale they make ... pools aren't cheap.

Do you think your local pool contractor might be willing to pay
you for the names, email addresses, and phone number of someone
looking to purchase a pool in their area?

I know they will ...

The guy that sold me my pool offered me $75 for per lead ... on
top of that, he said he'd pay me an additional $1,000 if any of
them turned into a sale.

And, that makes sense ... Without leads, he sells no pools.

The same applies to just about any type of contractor, painter,
home improvement company, auto dealer ... and the list goes on
and on, and on.

If you can produce leads, someone will buy them ...

That's why I wanted to let you know about Dr. Mike Woo-Ming and
Howie Schwartz's latest... well, I'm going to call it a mistake
on their part.

They want to let you use their lead-generation system, and will
even train you how to use it ... but, it doesn't stop there.

For some reason, they've decided to run a contest ...

They're looking to pay someone $10,000 just to prove that their
lead generation system works ... but, here's what I don't get.

They already use this system themselves, and know it works ...

They have clients using the system, and they're bringing in the
leads, and selling them too ...

Basically, they know it works ... so why go through the trouble
of running a contest just to prove what they already know?

I'm not entirely sure, but I know that over half of their trial
spots are already gone ...

Take a look for yourself, let them prove it works ... and maybe
next year we'll all be laughing at your Super Bowl ad while you
are laughing your way to the bank. ;)

 http://leadmarket.leadgenerationsecret.com

Thanks & Good Luck,
Bogdana Baska

P.S. Do I really need to say anything more?