Ross Goldberg’s Immortal Internet Marketing

I’m heading out the door for the Marketer’s Cruise.

I’ll be in charge of the StomperNet group on the ship and have some cool stuff planned for those in our group.
I’ll have limited internet access while I’m gone, so I’m officially closing for the duration of the trip.

That means no order fulfillment, no support, and no response.

If you need anything, please be patient and I’ll get back to you when I return.

Thanks,

Ross

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I hate bonus wars.  Everyone competes for your attention and I usually don’t have the time to create a product or do crazy stuff to increase interest in a product.

This is different.

Mike Filsaime is a friend of mine.  I own nearly every product he’s ever released and he’s made a huge difference to me and my business.

I’ve actually consumed The 7 Figure Code and got a lot from the contents of the course.   Over time, I saw that there was something missing from the course.  ME.

I’ve built a healthy 6 figure income for my family and keep my business very simple.

I don’t have any staff (I’ll be hiring an assistant soon, but that’s it).

I don’t WANT any staff.  I enjoy being able to do just about anything that needs to be done for my business and will be keeping it that way.

I’ve devised a way to be able to help my customers and still keep a majority of my time open for StomperNet (more on that soon).

So, I decided to put together how I’ve kept my business booming, yet simple.

I call it The 6 Figure Code.

Then, I realized that I have some amazing content from a marketer that should have been included in the initial 7 Figure Code product.  We’ll call this person “Marketer X”.

The DVD includes how to bridge the gap from 7 figures to 8 figures.

Now we had the 8 Figure Code.

So, we end up with the 6 - 8 Figure Code.  On that page, you can find out how to get my brand new DVD for free.

Check it out!

Ross

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First and foremost, Thank You for all of the kind words about my Dad.  I’ve done some healing since writing that post and am grateful to have such amazing friends supporting me.  I miss him, but know he did what he felt was best for him.

Shortly before the StomperNet launch, I found myself sucked into spending nearly an entire month in Atlanta assisting with the organization of the biggest launch I’d ever taken part in.  It was an amazing, frustrating, and rewarding experience.  I ended up writing a ton of sales copy (which is not my strongest suit), doing lots of planning, and worked harder than I have in 10 years.

My role in the launch changed by the second.  I could be in the middle of one project and be dragged in another direction at any moment.  There were a ton of moving parts.

Recently, Brad Fallon setup a new corporate structure for StomperNet.  He decided to place me into the role of VP of Marketing for the company.

I found myself massively torn.  I’m thrilled to be working with such an amazing company and love most of the people I work with there.  Yet, I’m an entrepreneur.  I have my own business that does a healthy six figures per year and enjoy building my own company.

I went to Brad and told him that I wanted to shift to part time and I’m thankful he’s not violent.  His response was a resounding “No”.  I think he likes having me around…

So, it looks like most of my future products will have the StomperNet label on them.

I have one last surprise planned for my customers, then will be transitioning to a total focus on the development of StomperNet and the company’s growth.

My final bow is going to be a big one.

Knowledge Can Never Die!

Ross Goldberg

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What does it take to push someone over the edge?  My StepDad came to a point in his life where he couldn’t continue any longer.

He got cancer, had massive surgery, and it got botched.  This caused him endless pain, made it difficult to eat and all kinds of other issues for the last few years.

Before the cancer, he was terrible to my Mom and after years of trying to get her to leave him, she did and moved in with my family.

3 days ago, it would have been my Mom and StepDad’s anniversary and he was sad enough on this day to kill himself.

I found out yesterday, right after I got to Atlanta to resume working on the StomperNet launch…

I find myself sad, yet unable to mourn him.  After the journey I’ve been through myself, I find it hard to understand how any man, let alone a father, could do something like this.

I had a long conversation with God and my StepDad last night.  Obviously, it was a one sided conversation.  I asked my Dad how he could do this to his kids.  I asked God what was going to happen to my Dad.  I would love to get some answers.  I don’t think I ever will.

I’ve discovered that weakness isn’t something I have a lot of patience for.  I fight for everything and could have given  up at any point in time.  Those of you that have met me know that you can’t even tell that I’m disabled or have any medical issues.  That’s because I won’t allow myself to wallow in the past.  I have to continue down this journey for my family and my customers.  If I stopped now, I would leave a lot of people without the benefit of what I know.

My Dad was alone.  My youngest sister, his only child, just moved back to Wisconsin from my house and I’ll never figure out how he could do this with her a few hours away from where he was living.  There are so many questions…

I’ve realized that you have to fight.  Giving up is not an option!!!

My Dad gave up and now he’s gone.

Ross

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