Ask Melvin Ng

I was on Skype the other day when my friend Semmy messaged me and asked me to check out something.

As I was busy at that time, I just bookmarked the site and forgot about it until yesterday when he asked me how was it.

Feeling embarassed, I quickly took a look, and here’s my honest review. Sssh…I haven’t even told him this.

What I DON’T LIKE about the package:

The website templates, although are nice, could have been much nicer if they were more simple and clean in design, more towards the Web 2.0 feel that’s the trend nowadays.

However, there are more things that I LIKE about it though…

The Squeeze Page, Opt-Ins, Video Screens and Testimonial Designs are awesome! I’m a firm believer of using professional opt-ins especially in niche markets, and these templates certainly come in useful.

Also, the price point is another major factor in me giving a 2 thumbs up. At almost $10 for such a bundle, it’s almost a
no brainer unless you really don’t use graphics or templates at all.

I certainly recommend them:
Copy And Paste Minisite Templates

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Wow! I’ve NEVER been so busy since I’ve quit my job 3 years ago.

Lotsa stuff going on in terms of taking in more projects and what nots. Yeah, it’s tiring, but it’s challenging and fun as well.

Anyway…I was speaking with Richard on the phone the other day, and he told me about his relaunch of - ZOOMING To Success.

ZOOMING To Success is a collection of interviews (consisting of audios and PDF files) of about 20 Internet marketers where they spilled their Internet marketing success secrets.

You will hear many useful tips and recommendations from these Internet marketers. You can literally tap into their brains. I believe that the best way to learn is to role model other successful people. So this is indeed a great tool that will short-cut your journey to success.

To get the whole scoop you can go here:

Zooming To Success

Grab it while it is still available at the offer price.

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