642 words, 14 years of experience, and over $400,000 in sales
went into a special document that many people have read
- and I hope you will too, shortly.
My “Value First” manifesto puts into words a philosophy,
a mindset, a strategy for succeeding wildly in your online business.
Read the manifesto – click here
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Amazing. You seem to know exactly how I feel. Thank you for sharing.
Jan
I am so confused after reading this doctor. Can you explain step by step HOW to do this, please?
Ben Crowley
Surprised no one has mentioned the AMAZING free gift you linked to on your blog post. I just downloaded the package and am blown away! Will be busy all weekend going thorugh those fantastic reports you’re giving – you really live the value first philosophy. THANK YOU
As a long time student of Jay Abraham, I see his influence on you! Well done. Nice manifesto. Will tell people about it.
Mike Dietrich
Another great report.
Good read. Thanks, doc
You always pack such value into your short reports.
Just finished reading your manifesto. Good stuff, helpful. Thank you
Fantastic report. Someone had to say these things… thank you for being the one. Hopefully this will become a set of guidelines all newbies will follow in their business.
As your SMILENAIRE member, I know you live by the principals you list in the manifesto. Thank you for being a leader who walks the talk.
Splash!
What a Dip?
Brilliant Dr Mani – Straight from the Gut to the Core.
If, Maslow’s whatever of “Hierarchic Needs” still holds, this manifesto should be dissected & studied at all major Institutes, Colleges & Universities that accomadates the learning of Business – in any form.
Flash – listnening to the news – - – -
A committee similar to the one appointed to find out about the 9/11 incident, is to be appointed to find out the reason for the present state of economy.
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Good report. To the point. Makes some great points.
Thanks. I’m sure it will be helpful for me.
Hi Mani
You have hit upon the ‘magic formula’ in this manifesto. Bravo! Thanks
Thank you, Dr.Mani. I just finished reading your ‘VALUE FIRST’ manifesto. It is an eye-opener, and made me think. Good job.
One part hit home really hard for me. You advice about not overloading buyers with your products. As a newbie, I bought so many overhyped programs because I didn’t know better. But those selling to me DID know. Did they benefit by selling me stuff I didn’t need at that time? Yes. But only in short term. I don’t go back to buy their programs again. If they had guided me right, I will keep on buying from them!
I appreciate that you keep it short
to the point, without wasting reader’s
time.
Nice reading.
Thank you
Great report Mani. I will write about it in my blog.
Tina
I’m getting a ‘404 file not found error’. Help!
Joanne
Good stuff, Dr.Mani. This will give business owners a base to launch any business.
Dan
Ohmyf***#@goodness, a feel-good pile of nonsense that’s got so many people excited and drooling! Grow up. REAL business isn’t nice and friendly.
A cynical blogger
How much does this cost???
I am brand new to infopreneur. Your report gave me a right guidance in how to build a success business. Thank you, doc.
@Joanne – Sorry, I had to take down the file temporarily to fix a
glitch. It’s up now – same link.
Dr.Mani
@A cynical blogger – I’m sorry you feel that way, in a cynical marketplace
that the Web has evolved into, I can understand how you might view askance
at it – but it is all the more important that those few people like YOU who
care enough to respond to my messages are given a peek into my real attitude
- because that indeed IS (I believe) at the core of what little success I’ve
managed to achieve working on my online business.
All success
Dr.Mani
@Jason Kramer – Which? The manifesto is a free download – from here
The free gift is yours to download – not even an email
address is required!
Dr.Mani
Very helpful. I still have trouble seeing how exctly this applies in my business. Maybe I can make it work if I come up with a way to make it relevant to my unique niche.
Cody
Why don’t you fix your blog?! I’ve tried posting again and agin, but my post simply won’t appear. I’ve wasted so much time!
Excited to see what you have to say. Downloading now.
I have read your manifesto. I still need to think over all the impacts you make, I guess. But thank you for the valuable information.
Dr. Mani,
Once again you have shared a simple but powerful MINDSET that if adopted there would be less trach on the market (and maybe less cynics in cyberspace
I’d like to learn more about how to implement this in my business.
What is the correct path to doing so?
Great manifesto! Value First is a simple, important concept that is easy to forget when busy and unfocused.
My biggest challenge has been not being able to get feedback. None of my subscribers respond when I run a survey or ask a question. I thought it was because they were too busy, or were nervous to write, or something else.
After reading your VALUE FIRST manifesto, I’m am beginning to realise it might be that my focus is always on ME – not them, as it should be. I hope you will sometime consider creating a mre elaborate program or ebook teaching how to put the outline into action, for beginners.
Arun
These principles are not new.
But I have never before seen them as coherently articulated, as passionately declared, or as sincerely expressed.
This advice is not unique.
Others have said similar things.
But this is the first time I have seen them all brought together and integrated into a comprehensive web-commerce code, which would make a person proud to live up to.
This is not the first Internet Marketing document to call itself a ‘manifesto’.
But it is unusual in that it truly deserves the name.
It’s a concise declaration of principles and intention.
It’s also a comprehensive and inspirational code of conduct.
It could almost be described as a ‘Sermon on the Mount’ for Internet Marketing!
It has been said, “Make service your first priority, and success will follow.”
Douglas Adams wrote that to give real service, you must add something which cannot be bought or measured with money, and that is: sincerity and integrity.
Dr Mani does this, and is an example to us all.
Every gooroo out there would do well to read your message, and take heed.
@A cynical blogger.
You say – “REAL business isn’t nice and friendly.”
A cynical blogger – you name your self.
Where in the world, may I ask, does a Cynic find something or someone that can be described as “nice & friendly.”
Hey! Hey! KJ
A long time ago, there was this writing:
“”You will be what you will be;
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When the spirit raises & commands,
The gods are ready to obey.
Would you care enough to have a sneak in to James Allen’s “As a man Tninketh.”
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I love running my own infopreneur business and have been trying to figure out what to do next. Your report helps in a way. I will look at growth from a new angle now, from the point of helping my folks rather than merely chasing the dollar.
Julie
Thanks for letting me have an ‘early preview’ of the ‘Value First Manifesto’. I had been looking for some directon in the way to take my biz forwards and was glad to see you provided some abstract, yet useful guidance – great read!
Raquel
Great report and principles Dr Mani – concise and to the point, well done.
Thank You again for your integrity!
I have said it before and I am sure that I will say it again.
I mastermind with a group and this is something we have discussed and want to keep very much in mind on a new site that we just begun.
George
You know, not only is this spot on, but it applies to *all* areas of life (including relationships) – not just to Internet marketing!
Thank you for being the man of integrity that you are!
Anne
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Dr. Mani,
I absolutely love anything and everything you write. I hope some day to be as good as you are with my writing. I truly enjoy your books and they are always full of valuable information!
Thank you for sharing your expertise, wisdom and generosity! I will continue to check back and looking forward to anything else you come up with.
Many blessings to you and yours!
Deb Lamb
Your Everything Services – Virtual Assistant Support Specialist
http://www.youreverythingservices.com
Dr. Mani, your voice rings so clearly throughout your Manifesto. It’s exactly what you’ve been doing for years, which is why you have respect and status within the Internet marketing community. Your readers know that whatever information you provide, it will have value to them and their business.
Wonderful Dr. Mani! Thank you for inspiring me to look at my work with fresh eyes.
Peace,
Bob
Providing value has always been my strategy, and by following this philosophy, everyone wins.
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