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One-on-One phone time with your assigned Coach
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Email support with your assigned Coach
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Online Classes
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Printed materials to read
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Video/DVD materials to watch
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Seminars around the US
These services are supposed to be designed to teach you everything from how to set up web sites or auctions, to choosing which products might sell better for you, to raising your rankings in the Search Engines, and more.
Are they legit?
Frankly, as far as I'm concerned, the 'jury' is still out on this question. I've looked at some of their course outlines, I've spoken to several of the owners and managers of these companies, and I've dealt with some of the smaller (one or two person) operations that want you to think they are big companies. I have a ways to go yet before deciding whether I want to make any particular recommendations. There are three large Coaching companies I have found that look legitimate to me, but I want to go a lot further in investigating the issue before I tell you that I think they are worth the time and money. There are also many very small operations, as I said, that want you to think they are big Coaching companies, and those, to me, are definitely not worth the money. It's just not possible for one or two people to provide the level of constant training and support needed by more than just a few clients, so the small Coaches are out, in my opinion. The larger companies may be legit, but I'm still working on determining that. When I make that determination to my own satisfaction, I'll tell you about it in a future edition of this Newsletter.
This particular article is intended to explain why a legitimate Internet Business Coaching company would have to charge the kinds of high fees that so many Coaching companies ask for (anywhere from $3,000 to $6,000 or more).
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