First of all, Guru in a Box is not junk PLR. Far from it
What is Guru in a Box?
This is a product by Kam Jennings (aka Kam Fatz) who is honestly one of my favorite marketers online. He's known for putting out amazing products, being brutally honest, and under-charging what he should.
With Guru in a Box, Kam has turned the first 100 episodes of his podcast (no longer publicly available) into 100 IM lessons that all come with a FULL PLR license.
The length of the lessons range from 14 minutes to almost 2 hours each.
These lessons cover many different aspects of internet marketing, including but not limited to:
- Email Marketing
- List Building
- Product Launching
- Membership Sites
- Podcasting
- Youtube
- and much much more!
These lessons are delivered in a unique way that includes stories as well as actionable content.
Product format: Audio (front end), Video (Upsell)
Product length: 14 minutes to almost 2 hours per episode (100 episodes). Totaling 46 hours, 23 minutes, 7 seconds of content!
Watch the Guru in a Box Product Demo Video below to see inside.
Guru in a Box [Product Demo]
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Conclusion
Who this is for: People who love learning about the business topics listed above from a guy who oozes personality (that sounds gross, but I'm sticking with it) with the added benefit of having flexible monetization options that give you more control.
Who this is not for: People who enjoy lighting their money on fire with an Elon Musk flamethrower. Joking (somewhat). People who have zero interest in using the PLR license AND will also never bother to go through the content to actually learn anything from it.
What you should know: The 100 episodes are split up into 5 separate folders and zip files to make things more managable.
Even if you're not into the PLR aspect, there's loads of great information to be learned here. Seriously top notch stuff for about a buck per episode.
Sales Funnel
(Prices subject to change if vendor modifies funnel)
Clif Burrell
Final Thought
Not only did I watch and follow Guru in a Box as Kam created it, but I've also purchased the PLR rights to it myself. Why? Because I see the value and can think of so many ways I can utilize these lessons to further my own business.
