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CarbonCopyPro Review - Will I Make any Money from It?

As a professional full-time marketer I was fortunate to be able to attend the recent (Nov 2009) CarbonCopyPro Master Marketing event held in the Paris Hotel, Las Vegas. I had to fly half-way around the world to get there, but it was worth the hassle. For someone who'd not been to Vegas before, the venue itself was quite fascinating. But the event itself was even more so. There were around 1500 people from all over the world, as far as Norway and Saudi Arabia! The energy of the audience had to be seen to be believed. Remember that CarbonCopyPro has only been around for two years, and that attendance was around 400% up on the last event, held six months earlier.

I managed to mingle with delegates from all walks of life. The age of the delegates varied substantially. Some were in their teens while some were in their seventies. Some were Internet 'newbies' without any results to report (yet). One gentleman I spoke to was quite exuberant; he had just made his first $5000 with a Facebook ad, after only eight weeks in the business. Some were making five or six figures a year. As to be expected, there were also a few 'master marketers' pushing seven-figure incomes.

An interesting observation was that every person in the audience was marketing the same product. Everyone was more or less using the same marketing methods. They used the same training systems. They used the same support system, the same 'back office'. The current economic climate is also just right; direct online sales is the only growth industry during a recession. But why the big difference in results? This brings us to that difficult question. Will you, personally, be successful with CarbonCopyPro?

To arrive at the correct answer you have to answer the following questions truthfully. These questions are relevant for any serious entrepreneur, marketing any online business or product.

(1) Are your reasons for achieving financial success big enough? Do you have that intense desire in your soul? Do you have to get out of your current financial situation, regardless of what it takes? Do you want to do what's right for your spouse and children? Can you imagine, in your heart of hearts, that lifestyle worth having? Is it totally unacceptable not to reach your goals? Do you want to make a noticeable contribution to humanity?

(2) Do you have sufficient money and/or or time?Please ask yourself the following: can you finance a new hot-dog cart? If you don't have the cash on hand, would you be able to borrow it? If the answer is affirmative, you may go ahead with CarbonCopyPRO. Keep in mind that the more money you have for marketing, the easier things will be at the beginning. However, not everyone has that luxury, so it's OK to use free or cheap methods such as article or video marketing in the beginning. Greg Davison, one of the CarbonCopyPro top producers, became an (almost) overnight success by shooting promotional videos with a web cam in his mother's bedroom! Keep in mind that this is a real business, not a 'biz-op', so all the rules relevant to a new business start-up apply. If you are into no-risk free Internet opportunities, stay clear.

(3) Do you see yourself as worthy of succeeding? This revolves around your personal self-image. If you can see yourself succeeding, you've got a good chance. If you first want to 'test the waters' to see if the business is viable, you don't have a snowball's chance. The old adage 'whatever you can conceive and believe you can achieve' applies here. Once again I, as an entrepreneur and a self-employed businessman, can vouch for this. Without it you have no hope of success.

(3) Determination. Do you have a 'never-say-die' mindset? If you will not accommodate the option of failure, whatever life throws at you, you have a chance. With a dogged sense of determination it is no longer a matter of 'if', but of 'when'.

(4) Experience.I have yet to meet the 'overnight success' in this business that did not have some background in MLM or some form of prior marketing experience. After school it took me 5 years of hard work before I could even call myself an Engineer. So let's get real. With proper coaching you can dramatically shorten the learning curve. But it's not the 'timing OF the game'; it's the 'time IN the game'.

Have you 'got' what it 'takes' to run an online business?

You can get more information on CarbonCopyPRO here. Deon H Reynders is the CEO of Visionary Marketers and lives, with his wife and an assortment of four-legged and feathered friends, near Toodyay in the Western Australian wheatbelt. Deon is an accomplished marketer, electronics engineer, coach, trainer and published author.

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