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Alex Jeffreys never struck me as someone who would be happy just following the crowd.

Even so, the release of his new report, “Guru’s Dream” could prove to be something more than just a step out of the mainsteam.

It would be nice to think that Guru’s Dream will be a defining moment for the internet marketing industry.  It won’t, but it may well be a defining moment for Alex Jeffreys himself and, if nothing else, don’t be surprised to see it make some ripples.

Because - and it’s not often you get to see this in the IM world - Guru’s Dream does something that has rarely, if ever, been done before.

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The recent trend with PLR selling websites is to offer products through a membership site that require a payment subscription. But Edmund Loh’s most recent PLRGold promotion, as with previous launches, is firmly fixed in the “pay once, get everything now” genre.

A membership site setup may offer good value for money, but sometimes it’s nice not to have to think about long-term costs, or gamble on the quality of future material. A big launch package, with a tempting “Early Bird” price tag, might not be an original concept, but if the product is good, the price is right, and you know that this is something you can use now, or at least in the near future, decision-making becomes a whole lot easier.

For a number of reasons, I rarely agree to review a PLR related product, but Edmund Loh’s, PLRGold promotions have often been the exception.  For two main reasons:

1. Previous PLRGold packages have offered a heady mix of quality AND quantity.
2. Previous PLRGold packages have provided a COMPLETE package, ensuring the customer has everything they need to get started.

Is Edmund Loh’s newest offering up to previous standards?
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Lectures:

After the introductory session and some improvised Q&A, Sean Roach gave a talk that was primarily about his developing project, GotAccess.  This social networking platform was mentioned briefly last year, but far more information was forthcoming on this occasion.

I remember being intrigued by the concept on hearing about it for the first time, but after this lecture I found myself daring to believe the hype.

Sean Roach could, no doubt, sell ice to the Eskimos, along with sun-loungers and a BBQ set.  Even so, it’s hard to deny that GotAccess is shaping up into something special.  Maybe, just maybe, it really is going to leave MySpace and Facebook in the dust. (more…)