I personally don’t mind not being able to take orders after 45 hours. I spent many months pursuing dead-ends before I finally found my right mentor. And I can wait for 45 days (or whatever it takes) to finally enter profit mode.

God bless, Case.

Jose

Only, I didn’t succeed in getting an overview of 52 lessons within 48 hours. Soon after starting I tried to compose that overview, but had to change it often, because I forgot something or had to re-arrange the items for a better flow in the learning curve. Took me about a week before my program was more or less definite and I was satisfied about the quality and value of the topics to be delivered.
I don’t like to start selling a membership before I have the whole picture and that’s why I disagreed, but that’s me.

Does this make more sense to you Jose?

You said “The sales letter states that you can start a membership site (and be taking orders) in just 48 hours. I do not agree with that one.”

Since Jimmy has been known as an honest person, there must be an explanation why he claimed what claimed in the sales letter. I know you said, “Yes, you can certainly start BUILDING your membership site within that period, but you may not be able to sell it in that short period of time, as it may be too short to get the full picture of your site.”

Can you please elaborate more on that claim of Jimmy.

Thanks Case for this interesting post.

Jose

I have one of Jimmy’s other courses – Affiliatenaire and it’s brilliant. He always gives great marketing advice and over delivers, so I would expect membernaire is very similar.

Andrew