50% Off IttyBiz Online Business School — Earn More With Multiple Income Streams
Posted November 13, 2008 in News 2 Comments »
A few months ago we let you guys in early when Theme Forest was launching, and today we have another great deal for you.
Yesterday, Naomi Dunford and her company IttyBiz launched a product called Online Business School, which is basically a six module course on how to earn more money by using several streams of income.
Naomi has unique experience with this — not only through making $176,000 herself last year — but also by coaching many other freelancers to the same success. And she’s written for FreelanceFolder, which is definitely a good sign :-)
Why is this interesting for freelancers? You already know how much freelance work can vary, so I’m sure you’ll agree that adding couple of extra dollars of steady income can’t hurt. Naomi’s course teaches you how to do exactly that — and she’s promised to hold your hand the entire way. Plus there is the the usual 100% money-back guarantee if you aren’t happy.
So What’s the Deal?
The deal is this — there are 2000 copies of Online Business School that are selling for 50% off. Most of that batch went to Naomi’s close friends, but there are still enough copies left that if you go quickly a good number of FreelanceFolder readers can get the discount. I wouldn’t wait too long, though.
In summary:
- Naomi made $176,000 last year and she’s promised to teach you how.
- You can use that knowledge to nicely pad your freelancing income.
- If necessary she’ll walk you through the entire process, by hand.
- This isn’t just another crappy online product, these are rock solid business tactics
- The course is 100% guaranteed. If you’re not happy, you get your money back
And if you get there quickly you’ll get the whole thing for 50% off
Click Here to Check out Online Business School
About the author: Mason Hipp is an entrepreneur, marketing guru, and writer. He blogs about life and business at FreelanceFolder.com and is co-author of the Book The Unlimited Freelancer. Follow him on twitter @MasonHipp
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2 Comments
Jonathan Drain
November 13th, 2008 at 2:43 pmI’m convinced that these people make make $176,000/year largely by selling people the hope of making $176,000/year.
Mason Hipp
November 13th, 2008 at 3:27 pmHey Jonathan,
You’ve certainly got a point, many successful online businesses are basically selling the hope of success (many regular books too). I would argue that it isn’t necessarily a bad thing, though.
Most of the time the authors actually did what they claim — which means even though other people may not be successful in the same way, it is a valid approach and there is probably a lot to be learned.
My only other point is that this specific course is about multiple forms of income, six to be specific, so just selling online courses isn’t all they talk about and it isn’t the only way they made their money.
Very interesting topic though, this kind of stuff fascinates me :-)