Re: David Ward: Have you used his materials?

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JRM: I don't know what you know, and I don't know what you can find for
free. There is nothing that can't eventually be found with enough research
for free. There is also the question of how valuable is your time.

David Ward puts together a package that has value to some and not to others.
I bought the package, I used it, and it paid for itself almost immediately.
Could I have found the same information someplace else for less... possibly.
But he put into a nice convenient ready to use package for me.

As for how much it costs... consider how much you charge for a 1 page Demand
Letter, or a 5 page will, or an hours worth of sitting in a courtroom waiting
for your case to be called to ask for a continuance. Put that into
perspective with what Ward charges for his course, samples, and e-mentoring
and its seems almost laughable that you would question the price.

P.S. I also tried Rubio, I don't recommend his materials.

On 3/25/06, JRM wrote:
> On 6/15/05, rrr wrote:
>> Yeah, sometimes we forget that everything that is done by "normal"
>> businesses can be and should be done by Lawyers. Wards materials are a
>> good reminder. I can honestly say of all the money I spent in my first
>> few years as a solo, Ward's materials are the only ones I don't regret
>> buying. And that says a lot to me. But people with different marketing
>> knowledge levels may see it differently.
>>
>> On 6/15/05, Lawmoe wrote:
>>> I also purchased David Wards materials. Although much of the
>>> information was fairly obvious and I haad heeard it before, reviewing
>>> the infomation was valuable and kept me on track. I was happy with my
>>> purchase as well.
>>>
>>>
> What did David Ward offer that cannot be found for free? After reading Joe
> Vitale's books and other programs, what do Ward or Rubio sell for such high
> fees? After all, a thousand dollars is quite a bit for a marketing system
> for the solo lawyer.