Comments on: Introducing Book-Marketing Guru Steve Harrison, kinda

By: Lauri Flaquer

Lauri Flaquer — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:59:20 +0000

I attended a Tele-seminar and three days later signed up for the Meet the Media Conference in NY. Within what seemed like 5 minutes of signing up for the conference I had packages filled with books, CD's and even fresh baked cookies sent to me. I felt very appreciated and extremely excited about my decision. I'm looking forward to the summit.

This morning, I'm up early to contact my clients about testimonials. I want to revamp my site before I get to the summit. I'm committed to making my investment work for me.

Like Steve or no he is an amazing marketer. I didn't have the money sitting around to spend on the summit but I believe it will be the best money ever spent. I left in October and will let you know my experiences and what I think I got for the summit.

By: David A. Jones

David A. Jones — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 15:11:38 +0000

Good morning Aviva….I signed with Steve last year – he is the Muhammad Ali of Marketing. For me, I spent money I did'nt have and remorse set in. After 5 months, I asked Steve for my money to be returned. Guess what? He did precisely that! From time to time, I relive that faboulous experience in Philadelphia and come to regret my actions. I knew I was so close to accomplishing my mission, i could smell it….
Steve Harrison is a business man; but a gentleman first. He actually offered me an opportunity to utilize his Radio/TV Inteview Report – at no charge. I believe he extended this not for his benefit, but for me. You can depend on this man.
Repsectfully, Dave Jones

By: tomcolvin

tomcolvin — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 03:44:49 +0000

Vivian, I share your perspective. I "take advantage" of Harrison's free offering with some regularity — and find what he offers to be invaluable. One of these days, when I'm nearing completion of one of my many book projects, I'm very likely to finally sign up for one of his programs.

By: Vivian Gale

Vivian Gale — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 18:25:57 +0000

I love his Tele-Seminars and have no doubt based on them that the actual trainings would be as excellent. However, they are very expensive. If I had 5k which was the price for the last one it would solve some of my problems and I wouldn't need him. I'd use the money to promote myself.

I'm also wondering how many people get addicted to going to the seminars and trainings spending thousands of dollars they could have saved by ordering something simple like the Sponsorship Seekers Toolkit for $20 bucks. If we do our own research AFTER listening to him and his guest, we'll get the job done. I've only been addicted for 2 months, but I've learned so much.

I have this philosophy that the rich get richer and keep the best tools at a price right out of reach for the average or below average person. Once I finish reading and learning how to get sponsors for my book, I will use their money to attend his seminars and trainings.

Steve Harrison and people like him have done their homework, they are great are research and marketing themselves. They may also have spent allot of time in programs like Toastmasters, preparing themselves to make these big bucks. I am thinking big so I can like them, be in a position to be as effective in what I am doing.

By: Lynn Rosenberg

Lynn Rosenberg — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:29:38 +0000

You have a "write a book in a weekend" seminar today and I can't find the information. Can you email it to me?

By: tomcolvin

tomcolvin — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 06:44:31 +0000

Thanks for your first-hand report about Harrison's training and marketing opportunities. Just as I expected, there's a lot of value there — assuming the writer is ready for it.

By: SuzetteFoster

SuzetteFoster — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 03:16:19 +0000

I was at Steve Harrison's National Publicity Summit in NYC in April, 2009 and have just returned from my first Quantum Leap program (year long mentoring program) in Philly. I am writing my first book and am also new to marketing, creating a platform, and getting my message out. I SO appreciate how completely thorough his programs are. Their organization just keeps giving & giving with the training & support. I find Steve and the whole Bradley Communications team extremely professional & fun, of high integrity, and sincerely wants to help all of us be the best we can be. When you love what you do, it doesn't seem like work– B/c of the big investment of time in creating success, they encourage their participants to connect with their passion.
I'm choosing carefully where I invest my time & money, AND I am blessed to have connected with their exceptional programs. When commenting on the fees being expensive, I would ask each of you to ask yourself, 'compared to what?' I know these programs will more than pay for themselves and guide me to make a profound impact in the world as I share My Story–guiding others not to accept any limitations!

By: Lola Phelps

Lola Phelps — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 04:31:32 +0000

My question is why is he still delivering (posting, mailing, burning) CD's? Would'nt it be more economic and better on the planet if he just posted a downloadable MP3 file for his members. Same thing with the newsletter…what's wrong with PDF. This guy may be brilliant but his methods of delivering media is definitely outdated for the most part. And dont let me get started on that 1-page scrollable website

By: tomcolvin

tomcolvin — Tue, 05 May 2009 03:49:10 +0000

Thanks so very much for your insightful reply. It\\'s certainly been my hunch that Harrison does open lots of doors. You\\'ve obviously found that to be true. Thanks for sharing.

By: tomcolvin

tomcolvin — Tue, 05 May 2009 03:43:24 +0000

Aviva, we share the same feelings. Maybe someday, someone with more first-hand knowledge will share a comment with more information. Meanwhile, let\\'s both dream about our forthcoming blockbusters.