Comments for Martin Percival http://martinpercival.com Steps to online cash. Tue, 16 Aug 2011 14:19:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Lump Sum Profits Review by martin http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/product-reviews/lump-sum-profits-review/comment-page-1/#comment-646 martin Tue, 16 Aug 2011 14:19:54 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=438#comment-646 Hi Ray, thanks for the comment. It's a good thing I put it up here as well as on YouTube, as I'm apparently no longer welcome on there :-) Something about (even) my videos being too spammy for them! Hi Ray, thanks for the comment.

It’s a good thing I put it up here as well as on YouTube, as I’m apparently no longer welcome on there :-) Something about (even) my videos being too spammy for them!

]]> Comment on Lump Sum Profits Review by Ray Cowie http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/product-reviews/lump-sum-profits-review/comment-page-1/#comment-635 Ray Cowie Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:39:28 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=438#comment-635 Hi Martin, thanks for a great review. It's refreshing to hear someone talk about a product without trying to force it down my throat. Thanks again, Ray Hi Martin, thanks for a great review. It’s refreshing to hear someone talk about a product without trying to force it down my throat.

Thanks again,

Ray

]]> Comment on The Dell 2309W Monitor – A Dream for Content Creation. by martin http://martinpercival.com/tools/the-dell-2309w-monitor-a-dream-for-content-creation/comment-page-1/#comment-593 martin Tue, 21 Jun 2011 09:20:59 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=91#comment-593 Hi Fred, there are a few differences, so it may just boil down to your own preference. The 2309W has that remarkable 2048 resolution which is slightly better than the more standard 1920 on the 2320. It also has a USB hub built in. Nothing too sexy about that, but it does keep my cables tidy - and let me only make one connection when hooking up the laptop. On the other hand, the 2320L is LED lit from behind and some folk think that's a brighter light. It also leads to that lightness you noticed. I suppose if you're driving it with a sexy twin-port graphics card, you could run both simultaneously. Otherwise, if the 2320 is working fine, I'd say stick with it and the longer warranty and find a very worthy cause for the old monitor! If you are stuck for ideas and don't want to go on ebay to sell it, try freecyle in your area, or check out local charities. They'll all be running 17 inch screens from yesteryear and very happy with something better :-) Hi Fred, there are a few differences, so it may just boil down to your own preference.

The 2309W has that remarkable 2048 resolution which is slightly better than the more standard 1920 on the 2320.

It also has a USB hub built in. Nothing too sexy about that, but it does keep my cables tidy – and let me only make one connection when hooking up the laptop.

On the other hand, the 2320L is LED lit from behind and some folk think that’s a brighter light. It also leads to that lightness you noticed.

I suppose if you’re driving it with a sexy twin-port graphics card, you could run both simultaneously. Otherwise, if the 2320 is working fine, I’d say stick with it and the longer warranty and find a very worthy cause for the old monitor! If you are stuck for ideas and don’t want to go on ebay to sell it, try freecyle in your area, or check out local charities. They’ll all be running 17 inch screens from yesteryear and very happy with something better :-)

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by martin http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-592 martin Tue, 21 Jun 2011 09:12:14 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-592 Hi John, yeah I think Kevin needs to regroup and concentrate on getting his business back on solid ground. There were several holes in the day, as I've already detailed. I just felt like it all could have been so good and then it was just a bit away from that ideal. I guess it gives us all a salutory lesson in running our businesses. Hi John, yeah I think Kevin needs to regroup and concentrate on getting his business back on solid ground.

There were several holes in the day, as I’ve already detailed. I just felt like it all could have been so good and
then it was just a bit away from that ideal. I guess it gives us all a salutory lesson in running our businesses.

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by martin http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-591 martin Tue, 21 Jun 2011 08:56:35 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-591 Hey Gary, I'm slowing down in my old age....can't think how I missed this. I think the whole CBA thing is just not to my taste....although, like you, I went to see Russell and Chris. Oh well, we got one of them and he was quite fun on stage. I see Paul has just released his visitorsdotcom stuff. I won't be signing up, but his Flippa video is well worth a watch. Hey Gary, I’m slowing down in my old age….can’t think how I missed this. I think the whole CBA thing is just not to my taste….although, like you, I went to see Russell and Chris.

Oh well, we got one of them and he was quite fun on stage.

I see Paul has just released his visitorsdotcom stuff. I won’t be signing up, but his Flippa video is well worth a watch.

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by John Robbins http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-589 John Robbins Mon, 20 Jun 2011 20:38:48 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-589 I didn't go to that event although I was invited, as an SEO guy I was put off by some of Kevins comments, as far as SEO was concerned he was trying to get people to his biz by not giving the whole picture, for an ex mininster I thougt that was not good, however I digress, The churchill offer was outrageous and I suspect it was that that imploded. The offer letter said from the headline onwards “we build a £6 figure business for you” repeated many times - note a business, not a website or product. It gives him nowhere to hide. That can only lead to disatisfaction, and I suspect it has sent his erstwhile marketing friends running for cover and distancing themselves, as the cracks began to show. Whilst the CBA site now points to brunson, it was done in such a clunky way, with no announcement or use of the email list, it is no kind of ordinary site sale. I didn’t go to that event although I was invited, as an SEO guy I was put off by some of Kevins comments, as far as SEO was concerned he was trying to get people to his biz by not giving the whole picture, for an ex mininster I thougt that was not good, however I digress,

The churchill offer was outrageous and I suspect it was that that imploded. The offer letter said from the headline onwards “we build a £6 figure business for you” repeated many times – note a business, not a website or product. It gives him nowhere to hide. That can only lead to disatisfaction, and I suspect it has sent his erstwhile marketing friends running for cover and distancing themselves, as the cracks began to show.

Whilst the CBA site now points to brunson, it was done in such a clunky way, with no announcement or use of the email list, it is no kind of ordinary site sale.

]]> Comment on The Dell 2309W Monitor – A Dream for Content Creation. by fred hellman http://martinpercival.com/tools/the-dell-2309w-monitor-a-dream-for-content-creation/comment-page-1/#comment-568 fred hellman Tue, 03 May 2011 04:31:55 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=91#comment-568 Martin I have a dell 2309W monitor since december 2010 My grandson just gave me a new Dell 2320L Shhould I replace the 2309 with the 2320L? It's much lighter than the 2309W . Does weight translate into better? I get an extra 2 years of warranty with the new model thanks for your opinion Fred 86 Martin I have a dell 2309W monitor since december 2010
My grandson just
gave me a new Dell 2320L

Shhould I replace the 2309 with the 2320L?

It’s much lighter than the 2309W . Does weight translate into better?

I get an extra 2 years of warranty with the new model

thanks for your opinion

Fred 86

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by Gary http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-561 Gary Tue, 26 Apr 2011 19:32:28 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-561 Hi Martin, A bit of a late comment but I've only just found this post as I was doing a search for the CBA as I'd seen a comment about it closing down and that Kevin had allegedly gone AWOL? I was just curious as to what went wrong? Anyway I agree with nearly all of your post and the Paul Lynch presentation was cringeworthy watching him watching his own videos from the stage ... like you I had already seen a lot of it :-) Then the high ticket item that was a lot of money for what appeared to be not a lot (a bit like the Churchill Apprenticeship) but then again I went mainly as Russell and Chris Farrell were on the speaker list. Cambridge was a nightmare and my parking came to £22 ! I made the effort to get there and it was good experience just getting out and meeting people within the IM arena. Russell's 'Mentored By A Millionaire' MLM Gift Cards option went straight in the bin once I got home as I'm not a fan of MLM any more but the whole thing was too sickly sweet and I couldn't see it competing with Funky Pigeon or Moon Pig anyway ? LOL Gary Hi Martin,

A bit of a late comment but I’ve only just found this post as I was doing a search for the CBA as I’d seen a comment about it closing down and that Kevin had allegedly gone AWOL?

I was just curious as to what went wrong?

Anyway I agree with nearly all of your post and the Paul Lynch presentation was cringeworthy watching him watching his own videos from the stage … like you I had already seen a lot of it :-)

Then the high ticket item that was a lot of money for what appeared to be not a lot (a bit like the Churchill Apprenticeship) but then again I went mainly as Russell and Chris Farrell were on the speaker list.

Cambridge was a nightmare and my parking came to £22 !

I made the effort to get there and it was good experience just getting out and meeting people within the IM arena.

Russell’s ‘Mentored By A Millionaire’ MLM Gift Cards option went straight in the bin once I got home as I’m not a fan of MLM any more but the whole thing was too sickly sweet and I couldn’t see it competing with Funky Pigeon or Moon Pig anyway ? LOL

Gary

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by martin http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-518 martin Thu, 10 Feb 2011 21:09:48 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-518 To be fair, I think that Paul seems like a smart guy...he has released a couple of pretty useful videos on his blog recently. It was the wholesale regurgitation of video content that cheesed me off on the day. To be fair, I think that Paul seems like a smart guy…he has released a couple of pretty useful videos on his blog recently. It was the wholesale regurgitation of video content that cheesed me off on the day.

]]> Comment on A Day Out with the Cambridge Business Academy by Mike Justice http://martinpercival.com/internet-marketing/conferences/a-day-out-with-the-cambridge-business-academy/comment-page-1/#comment-516 Mike Justice Wed, 09 Feb 2011 16:01:34 +0000 http://martinpercival.com/?p=343#comment-516 I went to this event. The morning was good. Agree with your comments about Paul Lynch - not very inspiring but some useful info. I can't even remember Paul Judd providing much useful info, but I do remember his hard sell, which the event organisers promised not to do. The cost was extortionate - £10,000 if I remember correctly. I feel sorry the less savvy people in the audience who probably spent their pension on it. The end bit was awful - Russell Brunson and Send out Cards. He showed some lame American over the top video and tried to convince the audience it was some kind of charitable venture when in fact it's some kind of MLM scheme. And yes, where's the video they promised. Plus Paul Lynch keeps sending me emails on a daily basis even though I never signed up to anything apart from the event itself which was organised by the Cambridge Business Academy (Kevin Potts’ company). He never sends me any emails. Funny that!!! I went to this event. The morning was good. Agree with your comments about Paul Lynch – not very inspiring but some useful info. I can’t even remember Paul Judd providing much useful info, but I do remember his hard sell, which the event organisers promised not to do. The cost was extortionate – £10,000 if I remember correctly. I feel sorry the less savvy people in the audience who probably spent their pension on it. The end bit was awful – Russell Brunson and Send out Cards. He showed some lame American over the top video and tried to convince the audience it was some kind of charitable venture when in fact it’s some kind of MLM scheme. And yes, where’s the video they promised. Plus Paul Lynch keeps sending me emails on a daily basis even though I never signed up to anything apart from the event itself which was organised by the Cambridge Business Academy (Kevin Potts’ company). He never sends me any emails. Funny that!!!

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