So Jeff Johnson has just reopened his membership club, Underground Training Lab, after it being closed for some time. If you have not heard of Jeff, he is basically a guru type guy in the internet marketing world, not quite as well known as some of the others, but he does know his stuff. The Underground Training Lab is Jeff’s high ticket coaching club, where he teaches you all the latest techniques that he is personally using himself for success.
Known as “the seo guy” Jeff is pretty good with getting large amounts of traffic in sneaky and underground ways that many have not even heard of. For all the newbies out there, I would not recommend you think about joining this membership unless you have tons of capital to start with. For those that have got experience, and are wanting the “secrets” that will take them to the next level, check this out.
Last week a friend stopped me in my tracks with this question: “Should I feel dirty when I buy advertising?”
He assumed I was going to say, “Yes.”
After all, I work at HubSpot, an inbound marketing software company with a view of traditional advertising similar to the one Whaton professor Eric Clemons spelled out in TechCrunch last week: “Pushing a message at a potential customer when it has not been requested and when the consumer is not in the midst of something else on the net will fail as a major revenue source for most internet sites.”
Why Traditional Advertising Philosophy Is Dirty
You should feel dirty.
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