Comments on: The Membership Site Masterplan Is Now Available

By: Nigel Spence

Nigel Spence — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 22:20:11 +0000

1. What did you think of the Masterplan? Brilliant, could not stop reading it, I took pages and pages of notes, I just had to sign up to the Masterplan, as I really do want to get involved in this in a big way, I love helping people this is my first and foremost passion, the money takes care of itself, I have a great belief, I work hard and also play hard.

2. What is your greatest challenge regarding
starting a membership site? Love challenges, the greatest challenge will be actually seeing my hard work develop in front of my eyes, I’m prepared to work hard, I’m focused, and no one will stop me from reaching my goals.

Love challenges and thrive under pressure.

By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 12:14:51 +0000

Hi Annie,

The Membership Site Mastermind is currently not available. However, you can check out the details of other coaching programs here:

http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/coaching/

Kind regards,

Steph (EJ editor).

By: Annie

Annie — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 03:16:06 +0000

HI Yaro,

I am interested to sign up. Pls tell me what should I do?

Thanks
annie

By: satheesh

satheesh — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 08:52:52 +0000

Iam really interested to sign up for the membership in short time. At present I donot have either a product to sell or a website. But really interested to join your trainning

By: Heureux

Heureux — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 00:52:02 +0000

your ebook is great, it gives great principles
thank you!

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 22:07:38 +0000

Thanks Yaro for wonderful strategies. I am in the beginning process, but your blog has given me a solid foundation and excellent principles to begin building my business.

In case you have not downloaded your copy, DO IT NOW! It will change your life!

By: Don Mayer

Don Mayer — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 15:33:19 +0000

Yaro:

I have read many e-books in the past several months on various topics and from what I have read, your e-book, “Blog Profits Blueprint”, is one of the the best. Certainly, as a FREE e-book yours is second to none! You have written in great detail what others charge for. You really know how to create value for your readers and members to your club.

The most difficult thing I am experiencing at present as a member of your Blog mastermind club is putting together the SEO as described in lessons 3 & 4. Some of it is too difficult and needs the help of more experience. I plan to go to the forum and discuss this as you suggested.

I am also having some difficulty understanding the ideas you discussed in chapter 3 of “Optimizing Your Blog Internal Structure”. The discussion about “Links” is confusing to me. Everything seems to be connected to something else. This is quite a process. Thanks.

By: Yaro

Yaro — Tue, 24 May 2011 00:22:25 +0000

Hi Tay,

MSM won’t be back on the market in it’s current form again. You will be able to get the content sometime in the future, but it will be bundled with something else. Sorry about that, I did a closing down special a few months ago and that was your last chance to join.

By: Tay

Tay — Mon, 23 May 2011 13:47:08 +0000

Hi Yaro,

I am keen to sign up for membership site mastermind but it is not available at the moment? When will you start the programme again?

By: Hanan Basbous

Hanan Basbous — Tue, 17 May 2011 19:28:38 +0000

Dear Yaro Starak,
I am new in blogging,just since one month, I was overhelmed by the huge amount of information in the internet, I am really one step to be confused, but When I read your documents Blog Profit Blueprint and the master plan, I said to my self this is just what I need, follow Yaro Stark and you will reach your goal, do not confuse your self with other information, learn from Yaro and make action from what you have learned, you will succeed.

Thank you very much again.

By: Brian

Brian — Sun, 01 May 2011 20:36:41 +0000

I agree with you, Chris. To me, the best “landing page” is right smack dab on the home page of a site that screams value and professionalism, and that has a considerable amount of free content that I can access immediately in order to judge for myself the value of what’s being sold “inside”.

Here’s an example of such a membership site: http://www.bmyers.com

Here’s another: http://www.mindtools.com

Both of these sites have an astonishing amount of free content and leave absolutely no doubt about what you’ll find “inside” when you become a member. Neither one of them has a “landing page”, a “squeeze page”, phony claims or anything like that. And both of them have very reasonable membership prices as well!

By: Brian

Brian — Sun, 01 May 2011 20:24:50 +0000

Lisa: A question and a suggestion.

The question is: Have you identified what you want to blog about? It would be ideal if it was a topic that has numerous potential affiliate opportunities, products, companies wanting to advertise, etc (thinking down the road a bit).

Then, having identified your topic, there are numerous ways to start a blog for free – i.e. WordPress.com, which you can then very cheaply move over to your own WordPress blog on a hosted site – for instance, on HostGator – when you’re able.

The suggestion is: There are GENUINE opportunities to earn money online doing surveys, etc. None of them will make you wealthy, but if you have some spare time and you need an extra $50 to $100 a month to invest in programs like Yaro’s to take you to the next level, they’ll do that for you.

Check out: http://www.makemoneyonlinefreenoww.com/ – which I found by Googling the phrase “make money online for free”. Looks like there are some possibilities here.

You’re in a real “bootstrap” situation, starting from “ground zero”, as you know better than anyone. But the good news is that it can be done and it doesn’t take genius – just determination.

Good luck!

By: mar

mar — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 00:33:57 +0000

Dear Yaro,

I wanted to thank you (and some other people who helped me to start thinking independently) even earlier.

Not longer as yesterday I thought about it: when I will get some good result I’ll thank them for their help – even if they don’t know about me at all.

But really, that should I wait for, no need to wait for results to thank for help.

So, thank you Yaro, for all of that brilliant information which I received in just a few days after subscribing to your website. Every new message from you gives me a hard kick forward. Don’t stop with it, Yaro. I hope, I can’t stop, too.

Thank you again and good luck!

By: John

John — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 22:35:47 +0000

Hi Yaro,

Firstly I would like to pass on a long overdue thank you, to you and Gideon too, for the time and effort you put into teaching guys just like me, how to create, and successfully run a blog.

That you are genuine, honest Good Guys of the Blogging World is apparent by way you give your time without demand, just happy to see people succeed in Blogsesphere Land.

Believe me when I say I have read, downloaded,and filed every thing that you have emailed to me thus far,- and currently enjoying reading your Membership Site Masterplan.
Looking forward to your next Mini Email course-No 4?

I am now at the stage where I have everything in place to create my own blog.
However battling with a few areas that I don’t understand?

By the way please tell Angela that it is possible to use Pay Pal to pay for your Domain Name and web host, though I know Gideon doesn’t recommend this method.

I am sincere when I say keep up the good work.

John

By: Gerry Ebner

Gerry Ebner — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:25:18 +0000

Hey Yaro,

Big thanks for this fabulous Masterplan. Nice reading and I love the mp3 for listening in my relaxing chair… I’m a big fan of your blog.

By: Drissa Cisse

Drissa Cisse — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 16:09:44 +0000

Dear Yaro Starak,

I think that you are really doing a very good job. I am a new blogger and with you, I am sure that I will go ahead. You give useful information and advice and all documents sent by you are well written. I do agree to work with you, let’s say with you guiding me. Thank you very much, Yaro, and be sure I am always pleased to hear from you. Good bye.

By: Linda Cole

Linda Cole — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 23:39:34 +0000

Hi Yaro,
I received your download for Membership Mastermind and I have read it. It is a goldmine of information. This will definitely help me after I have mastered blogging and with your help that will be very soon. I am still going through your Blog Profits Blueprint e-book. I am new to blogging so I am looking for information to teach me what to do and how to start. I have found your e-book very informative and concise. There is so much information out there, some free, others you pay for, but I find there is none compare to yours and what makes it even better is the fact that some of it is free. I may not know exactly what my blog is to going be about, the fact that you have provided me with the guidelines is a big deal for me. I am a single mother and I have been looking for means to support my son and myself without a huge start-up cost for me, as well as provided me with traffic to a network marketing business I have joined 2 months ago. Added with the blog I will be starting and my other business online: http://www.lindabless.lgnprosperity.com I will be well on my way to creating a suitable income online, Thanks to you Yaro.

You are one in a million. Definitely on my A-list. Thanks again.

Linda.

By: Alista Ford

Alista Ford — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 03:44:26 +0000

This was the first time I received so much information about starting a membership site in such a short period of time from a perfect stranger. I have “so called close friends” who already have several membership sites & they still haven’t told me how to start one. I’m definitely interested in learning more.

By: Andrea

Andrea — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 21:40:44 +0000

Yaro, thank you! How amazing to truly read info from someone that has done it, knows it and also sharing with us all
I have been following you for some time and love everything you put out. I read the whole ebook last night after downloading it. I don’t know why I haven’t done it sooner! I always looked at it as one day….but now you made me understand that its not that hard and yes like everything, takes time but very achievable.
I have looked into it earlier this year, but got discouraged by all the choices out there for platform, plug ins etc…..to much to test and have not had a time for it.
Have you ever looked at http://www.optimizepress.com? Its something that was referred to me for landing pages, sales pages and membership sites. Just curious a I trust your expertise.
I have a list of around 2K+ and then social media followers all combined around 10K, so I see no reason why I could not launch something in 2011
Thanks for all the amazing info you share, the nudge to just go for it and the support you offer.
Have a Merry Xmas and a very productive and prosperous 2011!

By: Vadim Smilansky

Vadim Smilansky — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 09:07:41 +0000

Report is great, but main challenge for is to choose a right niche on which I can base membership sites. Probably I just need to brainstorm this issue and then move on.

By: Saif

Saif — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 12:04:30 +0000

Thank you very much Yaro for the master plan. This is indeed a great plan. It is a step by step and easy to understand lesson. After reading and listening to the audio, I have come to known that you have the ability to make some one start on the straight line.

What makes me afraid, is that I have my website .wordpress.com. It means it is a small baby in the pouch of an adult. The adult indeed is very helping and honest but still there is a knot between the the visitors and the entertainer. Can this make something wrong or I need to divert.

This is my personal question but I hope you help me with a good answer.

Thanks once again.

Saif

By: Urwan

Urwan — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 05:06:02 +0000

Thanks for your Blog Profits Blueprint. It is great information I start do as like as you said and it makes easy to get traffic.

By: Bruce Schroeder

Bruce Schroeder — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 00:36:38 +0000

Yaro,

This a great report, and right now I’m just really getting started on Become A Blogger. I will be working on my blog first and then, when the time is rright I wil most likely take on Membership Mastermind, and build a membership site. Thanks fro the great info. just not the right time for this right now.

Peace and Happiness to You and Everyone, Bruce Schroeder

P.S. How do I post my picture to my comments?

By: jermaine cowan

jermaine cowan — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 12:38:38 +0000

Hey Yaro,
Thank you for what you are doing…you’ve given me so much insight and knowledge in all that i’m suppose to know about driving traffic to my business. you are truly God Sent. Ive spent sleepless nights in my research to know and understand how the internet works and am very great-full for your e-book and Gideon: He’s a Genious.

I am however ready to get things started and not yet sure as to whether i should use the latest model of WordPress or the 2.6.3, the one Gideon used in his videos. How much more complicated is it to use?

By: Chris Vighagen

Chris Vighagen — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 05:47:56 +0000

Okay I like the general idea of the ebook, it has given me some advice that was good. and it has definitly thaught me what to write in a free ebook and how to write it with out giving away any really specifik information and only talk in the broades general terms possible while giving the basic step by step layout to accomplish something. Very impressive writing, I have a learned a lot from that.

But still, Its pretty useless for someone like me who’s starting this as a zero budget project. I don’t have any money to spend on adwords, affiliates or on paying some big whigg blogger to name drop me.

You talk about having outsourcing, buying content and buying traffic, that is not an option for me so I’ll have to do this the old school way of building a presence with a blog and make sure i get talked about in the right forums and start to engage the right bloggers which will take time to build up traffic but the quality of the traffic will be better if im to guess since you manage expectations of your site through your previous actions, statements and reputation.

Please correct me if im wrong on this?

i have studied you and your tactics for a while now and think I have a pretty good understanding of what you do and how you do it.

Though I do not agree with you at all on the marketing design of landing pages for a product. If there is only one page with static content and no quick links to the stuff im interested to know I usually leave with in the second.

I don’t give a frakk about the testimonials, the photo copies of checks and the marketing buzzword crud that 99% of these landing sites feed me. If yo are selling a website system for membership sites, I want to know what the features are, the capabilities, what the competitors capabilities are, the pricing, is there a demo and screenshots? Then I might want to know what other customer say, but I’ll google for reviews from people who are not affiliates with a vested interest in selling the product for commissions.

thats my five cents…

Cheers!

Chris Vighagen
Photographer

By: Robin

Robin — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 17:14:40 +0000

Hi, Lisa, I can understand this situation. I think that if you wrote a blog about fibromyalgia and how to cure it or developmental problems in schooling and how to solve them, you would have a lot of readers and you would be “into” the subject matter too. I have started a newspaper-themed blog about my local area, and someone asked me recently what my “budget” was, and I told the truth – there is no budget, because I didn’t put money into it – only the cost of the wordpress theme – the Gabfire theme – actually. The problem I have now is how to monetize it. I am learning from Yaro Starak what some of the possibilities are, and I am interested in adsense and affiliate marketing because they have no upfront costs at all.

By: Björn

Björn — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 13:15:52 +0000

Hey Yaro,

Thanks for the great ebook. Even though I have never been a blogger, nor established a membership site, your report got me all curious. Right now I am literally absorbing every possible input I can get. I will start my blog soon, and the membership site will follow shortly. My first ebook is almost 50% ready and I am also writing my first articles to give myself a little head start. I do however struggle with a couple things, and I hope you can help me:

1) How long after creating my blog should I wait before releasing my membership site? What would be a good amount of readers to start with?

2) English is not my native language. But I would like to write in English to target a larger pool of people. Do you think it’s the right approach?

3) I have a hard time visualizing how you online business structure looks like. In other words, it looks like this blog is your key page, and all the membership sites are build around this one. Am I right? However on becomeablogger.com it looks like the membership site is the main page, and the blog and other sites are build around it. It just seems like it, because to find the blog, I actually have to search a bit on the bottom of the page. Please correct me if I am wrong.

4) For becomeablogger.com, how fast did you get your email list together? I mean once it was launched, did it take a lot of time to get, say the first thousand of readers?

Thanks for all your hard work!

Greetings from Estonia,

Björn

By: Robert Tanner

Robert Tanner — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 07:44:37 +0000

Repost to correct website location

Hi Yaro,

Thanks for asking for my thoughts on your Masterplan. Here are my answers:

1. What did you think of the Masterplan?

Your Masterplan is informative. I appreciate the insider information you share about what it takes to be successful. When I read your material, it is not full of “overly hyped language” that promises wild success with no work and no investment of time. As a result, you portray an image to me of a credible expert in Internet online ventures.

2. What is your greatest challenge regarding
starting a membership site?

Right now I am working on increasing traffic to my management blog (10 months old now) and establishing an email list.

Regards,

Robert
Business Consulting Solutions LLC

By: Craig W

Craig W — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 02:32:49 +0000

Hi Yaro,

Thanks for creating the Masterplan and for detailing clearly what is required to set up a successful membership site.

Re my thoughts on your Masterplan.

1. What did you think of the Masterplan?

A great introduction on what will be required to set up and run a successful membership site, so that the reader can have a clear understanding and no misconceptions of the work that they will need to undertake to be successful.

2. What is your greatest challenge regarding starting a membership site?

Quite a few at the moment starting from scratch, but I think gaining preeminance in my chosen field will take the longest. Your masterplan also made me sit back at have another look at my time schedule and realistically I will need to add some more time to my proposed launch date. Better to know now then face setbacks later.

I have joined your Membership Mastermind Course and really look forward to learning from you (recorded anyway) as I like your relaxed non hyped teaching style. You seem like a genuine bloke. Nice to be learning from a fellow Aussie as well!

Thanks again and look forward to speaking with you on the monthly calls.

Kind regards,
Craig

Regards,

By: Robert Tanner

Robert Tanner — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 00:42:36 +0000

Hi Yaro,

Thanks for asking for my thoughts on your Masterplan. Here are my answers:

1. What did you think of the Masterplan?

2. What is your greatest challenge regarding
starting a membership site?

Right now I am working on increasing traffic to my management blog (10 months old now) and establishing an email list.

Regards,

Robert
Business Consulting Solutions LLC