Summary:
WARNING: This is one of the most controversial Internet marketing products being sold online right now. I've seen it over and over- people all over the place are calling this a scam.
That having been said, you have to realize that any time an Internet marketing product or business opportunity makes a ridiculous claim like "you can make $10,000 a day," they're asking for trouble. Sure, it helps them sell their products like crazy. Sure, they include a disclaimer somewhere that states that those types of results "aren't typical" and that you might be more or less successful. So technically, they're telling the truth.
But people are going to buy the product, ignoring the "maybe." And then, when they don't become overnight millionaires, they're going to get mad and call it a scam.
The Butterfly Marketing Manuscript is sold in this same manner. The sales letter makes huge promises. And then the technique that the Manuscript teaches delivers mediocre or minimal results for most people.
So use your common sense. Don't buy this book to get rich. That's kind of like playing the lottery and expecting to actually win.
What the Manuscript offers is a few good tips on Internet Marketing, especially using viral marketing.
Viral marketing CAN be a cost-effective way to spread the word about your products and services. And if you want to do it well, this book can show you how. But don't expect it to make you a multi-millionaire, because the chances of that happening are slim at best.
The Product:
The Butterfly Marketing Manuscript
Pros:
Includes a few good Internet Marketing techniques that, for some people, can help generate a lot of sales. The theory's sound. Over time and with consistent application, the techniques may bring you enough extra money to justify the price of the book ($97 as I write).
Cons:
The sales letter overpromises. Don't believe that if you do what this book says you'll get rich quickly.
Some of the techniques espoused by the Butterfly Marketing Manuscript can be done in a less than ethical way. So don't lose your soul. Remember to check what you're doing every step of the way and ask, "Am I treating people fairly?" If the answer's, "No," then walk away. Just walk away.
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