Comments on: Frank Kern Mass Control 2.0 Review

By: Stuart

Stuart — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:18:19 +0000

Mass conrtrol – what does that say? There’s a cosmic choice in the name. Good marketing to some, but not to others. Who wants mass control? History throws up a few names and daily experience many others. But do you really want to be like them?

By: http://insideroutline.net

http://insideroutline.net — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:11:02 +0000

Frank is great and I have read alot about him. His ideas are amazing!

By: frank kern

frank kern — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:36:42 +0000

The article is great and your style of writing is good dude.

By: Scott M. Brown

Scott M. Brown — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:57:57 +0000

Great Post. This contained alot of information and your blog is great. I am really looking forward to learning about Affiliate Funnel System

By: Deborah Owen

Deborah Owen — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:52:26 +0000

People with new sites (such as myself) can’t afford the Frank Kerns of the world, and there seems to be a mixed review here (which makes it very interesting). I have deleted myself from Frank Kern’s mailing list. Why? Because he fed me hype about giving away free hints and he doesn’t deliver. His emails are nothing more than a come-on to buy something. > But you know what? That’s what people seem to want now. I have been using the honest, home-spun approach in my newsletters, and it plain doesn’t work. Who would’a thunk it? People actually fall for the mile-long emails with hard, in-your-face selling. The very thing they hate most is what they fall for first. I haven’t figured that out yet. I hate to think that I have to join that club, but if that’s the only thing that works, I don’t see much choice. > But just in case some of your readers are the old-fashioned variety, I would like to extend an honest invitation to pick up lots of writing tips at http://www.creativewritinginstitute.com. Thanks for the opportunity to blow off steam.

By: Brian

Brian — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 02:44:33 +0000

Jason, thanks for the post. Some valid points. Relationships ARE important. Which is why Dale Carnegie’s book should be required reading for all marketers/salespeople/copywriters.

What Kenny said is true also… implementation is key. What Mass Control did was layout a complete system of selling/marketing a product with great results. This differs from works like Cialdini’s Influence which is not a system but a description of how people behave depending on various circumstances. If you’re new to marketing, MC can be a huge step in the right direction. Of course if you’re an old hat or been in the trenches for some time, insights may not be as mind blowing.

Fact: Kern sold out Mass Control 1 & 2 and reaped the profits. The most recent being $4 million in sales (according to Frank) – after paying affiliates and costs, netting 40% at a rough guess, is not a bad pay day. That amount of bank will keep him and his family comfortable indeed during these times when many will find it tougher. Ultimately, he must be doing something right and one could do a lot worse than study and use his marketing insights.

By: Kenny

Kenny — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:09:52 +0000

While I appreciate your comments- I think you are missing one vital component- full implementation.
Having taken MC 1.0 for a full launch in a non IM niche- it is very powerful and profitable.
The full system works likes gangbusters.
I believe what you’ve written, and that you will have increased monthly income with a few strategies- but I believe the full power of MC comes from using the whole system.

By: Trevor Baret

Trevor Baret — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 04:45:51 +0000

Hi Jason,

Well – you passed 10 comments…

I am impressed with your reasons for spending the $2000. Not the usual.

No doubt, you will implement some of what you learn from Frank, and pass it on to your students (either consciously or subconsciously) in your future lessons and blog postings.

Thanks for your thoughts,
Trevor

By: Dan Klatt

Dan Klatt — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 00:19:33 +0000

Thanks for your thoughts, Jason, and I appreciate the other information about the back end. I had read an interesting forum post about the $2700 mastermind, from the standpoint of the success-minded will appreciate the value of that, and the unsuccessful… also known as people with a lower Consciousness Of Wealth…. will say no to that, as they do to greater success in their lives more generally.

I realize that may be an over-simplification, although it makes each of us pause to think where we are on that scale.

Warmly,
Dan

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 21:36:31 +0000

Actually K, Mass Control at $2K is the money maker($4 million in one day), the back-end is just a back-end. Kern makes more on the front end of each unit sold($1,000 plus) than he makes on 3 months of the back-end. The back-end is just extra profit.

As for observing how Frank does things, it’s important to make note of what not to do as well. For example, Frank told the original Mass Control buyers that they would get a physical copy of the course once online delivery was complete; we never did. He also told original buyers that they would receive dvds of the San Diego seminar because not everyone would be able to attend; we didn’t. That was a year ago.

With the release of Mass Control 2.0, he informed original buyers that they would get 2.0 free because he never delivered on his original obligations in 1.0. He was supposed to forward instructions on how to claim our copy. He hasn’t. That was 3 weeks ago. I’m not holding my breath.

Frank puts out some good info, but after being burned 3-4 times by him not delivering on his obligations, I’ve learned my lesson, and will never buy from him again. Anyone who seeks to emulate Frank should probably leave these practices off their list of things to do.