75 Freebies Still Up For Grabs

In last few months I have pretty much stopped participating in JV Giveaways for several different reasons. One of them being low quality of offering too often create what I personally call a “Giveaway fatigue“.

Not only do we stand a good chance to ruin our relationship with our subscribers by sending them to a rather questionable quality event but also put a black eye on our own reputation for recommending it. But this one time I want to make an exception… I want to invite you to an JV Giveaway Event that doesn’t suck!

My friend Mike Mazella and his partner David Thompson have been running their Lightning JV Giveaway for a few years and each run was marked by a hand picked contributors with superb gift offerings. I have participated as regular member in his first one and been a JV Partner in last two.

This time is a bit different - they have opened up their event a bit but didn’t budge on quality. Unique Gift Contribution is still an absolute MUST in order to quality for the event. Not to mention a few other.

Why Do You Care?

Because on my last count they have 70+ absolutely unique gifts up for grabs!

  • eBooks and reports with MRR and PLR
  • Software and script, some with just the usage license but some with resale rights
  • Graphics - a huge saver for every blogger and marketer, designers are expensive!
  • … and much more

But with deadline quickly approaching you might miss the chance if you don’t act now. May 16 they will close the doors! Grab your FREEBIES!

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Comment by dab0neman from mma (Who Am I?) (1 comments.)
2008-05-08 13:23:27

It’s things like this that make me glad I have junkmail email accounts. While I like all the freebies, the opt-in stuff gets old after a while. I suppose that is the cost of doing business since everything was free!

Now all I’ve got to do is set aside a year to look over everything I’ve downloaded! ;)

Thanks Alex…

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Comment by TheSpot-er (Who Am I?) (780 comments.)
2008-05-08 13:33:20

Well, one have to start somewhere…

I have discovered in the past that people download and never use the product much less learn from it and yet I have made a few grands using PLR products I have downloaded from similar events. Often times you have to combine several products to create one that is truly unique and USEFUL and then simply sell it as new. Considering the bargain price (free) - how can we complain?

Alex

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Comment by andrew goulding (Who Am I?) (6 comments.) Subscribed to comments via email
2008-05-09 07:45:17

I abandoned giveaways for two reasons:
1 I hated the OTO when I was in a freebie mindset &
2 I’d download so much that I’d rarely get time to read the reports…and certainly had no time to cope with the barrage of fast marketing that usually follows.

That being said, I’ll have a peek at this one, on your recommendation.

ADG

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Comment by TheSpot-er (Who Am I?) (780 comments.)
2008-05-09 08:36:13

Andrew,

In my experience almost EVERY giveaway produces at least one or two gems I manage to pick from. Some I managed to turn around and greatly benefit from. I look at the quality of the event by HOW MANY gems I can find there :D. Granted you have to deal with factors you describe but when price is right - I can deal with it.

Alex

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