In the same week, I was called a scam artist and I was praised for helping somebody launch

their membership site.

How can you have such diverse experiences with the same deliverables that we were providing

in our program?

I'm going to talk about this in this episode and why it's important for you and I'll

tell you exactly

what happened for me. Marketing your business is for you, the business owner, who has a product,

a service, or a message that you believe in. My name is Stu McLaren, and each week we'll take a

behind-the-scenes look into the real world marketing tactics and strategies for getting what you have in front of a lot more people.

Thanks for spending some time with me today. Now let's get started.

You know when you get a message from somebody and it just like really hits you right between the eyes?

It's like somebody just punches you right in the gut with what

they're saying. Well, I had one of those literally just last week. And it's fascinating for me because

I've learned over the years that sometimes these you just have to take with a grain of salt.

But it still doesn't take away the sting sometimes. I've gotten

better at handling these, but this woman flat out called me a scammer. And it was somebody who

was a customer, which normally when somebody comes into my world, that rarely, rarely ever

happens. And that's probably why I felt this a little more. But here's what's fascinating.

The same day that she flat out wrote me a message and called me a scam artist, I had two other

messages, one from Mia Trickel. And Mia was sharing how excited she was that she had finally launched

her membership site. And we love hearing those stories. And she was sharing how excited she was that she had finally launched her membership site, and we love

hearing those stories. And she was sharing how the most amazing part about it was not only did she

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