Would You Be Happy Making $100 a Day?
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Have you ever seen one of those sale letter that contain a lot of hype? You probably have run into one of those headline that promise you a super rich lifestyle like we are greedy people! 
Is all that hype really necessary?
I think not and let me explain why I think that. Would you agree with me if I said that most prospect and internet users are just average people like you and me trying to make a decent living? and that these people aren’t expecting too much out of their life?
They are just trying to make some extra money to cover the house payment, money for food, and the unexpected expenses that pop up every now and then.
Most average people don’t really care if they make $10,000 a month or not, otherwise more people would be rich. They just want enough money to pay the debts and have a little extra to spend on themselve.
So making up all that hype won’t really affect us buyers because most of us are used to living this average life and do not expect anything big. As long as you give us a reasonable promise, we will be happy since we just want enough to survive and make it for tomorrow.
Out of curiosity I want to ask:
Would YOU be happy making $100 each day working around 3 hours a day? Do those hype headlines that you read on sale letter affect you at all in any way?
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Lawrence Cheok said:
Somehow I just cannot agree with these overly hyped sales letters. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like out to over promise and under deliver.
However, the sad fact is that it seems to work with the majority of people.
I have a blog, but I really just like to focus on delivering good value content. I believe and I hope that this principle can enable earning a good living as well.
September 20th, 2007 at 10:18 am -
Catherine Lawson said:
Sean - I hate those make you rich type letters too.
And although I wouldn’t be happy just making $100 a day, I realise that most people, as you say, just want to pay their bills and have a little extra.
But, I think there are also a heap of people out there who want something for nothing - hence the success of the lottery. And these get rich schemes appeal to these types of people.
September 20th, 2007 at 10:58 am -
Jack said:
Well, if I had the chance to make a lot of money, I would be interested and I seem to be more curious with those “hyped” headline.
September 20th, 2007 at 3:30 pm -
Bunk said:
Here are my thoughts on the subject at hand….
Most people dont really care about the money, but rather the lifestyle that they perceive the money can buy them. Money infact is just a tool, the end result is what can be done with the tool.
The reason people fall for so much of the fluff is that
a) it is passed off as a once in a lifetime oportunity and they think that this could be THEIR moment.
b) they think that THEIR moment can be leveraged through money.
It all comes down to perception. That is the key ingredient in situations like these.
September 20th, 2007 at 5:53 pm -
A Blog about Nothing said:
I’d be more than happy making that kind of money with that little time invested. Fact of the matter is that no one can consistently make that kind of money without serious effort. Usually many, many hours that aren’t paid. This goes for internet moguls or the kid who mows your neighborhood lawns.
The only effect that overly hyped headlines get from me is a bit of laughter.
September 20th, 2007 at 7:33 pm -
Thomas Sinfield said:
I think they are working, otherwise people wouldn’t use them. It plays with peoples emotions and greed, and I’m not saying it is right or wrong - but it makes good business sense.
September 20th, 2007 at 9:41 pm -
Maurice (TheCaymanHost) said:
I wandered over through BlogRushfrom my own widget and I’m glad I found your site
Reading this just made me want to share the following with you and your readership for no other reason than light hearted relief concerning the topic at hand.
http://www.clickhereyouidiot.com
I think that sums up your traditional long hypey IM letter quite well. They’ve been around forever it seems and as others have said, they obviously still work on a good number of people looking for “their moment” as Bunk put it.
September 20th, 2007 at 9:47 pm -
Todd Morris said:
Hi Sean,
I’m not at all a fan of those hypey sales letters. I’m much more low key in the way that I promote my business.
That being said, there’s no way I could “live” on $100 a day (that’s only 36K a year).
Now, if we’re talking about an Extra $100 a day … that’s not a bad part-time income for 3-hours work.
… although sadly, some people might even find that to be “hype”.
To some extent, I think “hype” is in the eye of the beholder.
Todd
September 21st, 2007 at 12:11 am -
Admin Sean said:
Thanks for your respond everyone
It seem to me that hype sale letter don’t have any affect on blogger or internet marketers.
I needed to know this because I am planning on selling this ebook and it help to know how everyone look at hype benefits on sale letter.September 21st, 2007 at 1:25 am -
Nick Bakewell said:
Yeah, I would be happy.
But I would be more happy making $200 a day!
Some people will spend all of the life chasing the get rich quick schemes and never meeting success, while others will put forth the hard work and make it happen.
September 21st, 2007 at 7:19 pm -
Steven said:
Yeah I’d be okay with $100 a day =]
September 21st, 2007 at 11:31 pm -
Opal Tribble said:
Hmm, no I would not be happy making just a $100 in one day but I did make $180 in 10 minutes with a text link ad. I made over $400 in five hours thanks to affiliate marketing. I was happy and wanted to make more.
September 24th, 2007 at 8:50 pm -
Alex R. said:
As I’ve once said a penny earned is a penny saved. Making $100 a day would cover the cost of your domain plus hosting for the year. You would still have enough left to drive or take a bus to Mc Donalds for a value meal!
October 5th, 2007 at 4:50 pm -
Strategic Internet Marketing said:
Would YOU be happy making $100 each day working around 3 hours a day? YES
Do those hype headlines that you read on sale letter affect you at all in any way? NOOctober 30th, 2007 at 6:37 pm -
Darren Stevenson said:
Whats all the hype about? In the biz world it creates emotion be it good, bad, or indifferent. Thats how sales are made. People buy based on emotion. I prsonally dont like much hype, but all sites have some hype…
November 1st, 2007 at 1:48 am -
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November 1st, 2007 at 2:30 pm -
Hayley said:
Yes I would definitely be fine with $100 a day, but I’d love to go beyond that.
Hayley
November 19th, 2007 at 5:02 pm -
my university said:
for the first…its oke 100 dollar a day,……..next must be more than 2 or 3 hundret bos…hee…..thanks for sharing information
April 5th, 2008 at 5:27 am -
dave said:
less than 100.00 if I could live off it , with an internet connection on a beautiful island with my beautiful wife . after the kids are gone of course
May 1st, 2008 at 12:14 am
