Tim Lowe's DVD Business Training Days
Tim Lowe recently ran a training day course to show attendees the ins and outs of his remarkably successful DVD business.
Sales letters went sent out with recommendations from a number of sources such as Vince Stanzione, Andrew Reynolds and Streetwise Publications (John Harrison).
In the sales letter, Tim promised to show a very small group of people, behind closed doors, how to copy his business selling DVD and video sets to niche markets. This would involve a full day of training in the London Airport area.
In addition to the training, all attendees were given resale licences to 5 DVD box sets (57 DVDs in total, below), specialist automated tracker software (for keeping records of customers and sales) and 12 months personal telephone and email support from Tim himself.
The idea of the training was to give participants a ready-to-roll business which they could take away and develop as their own, copying Tim's unique system.
The licences which came as part of the package were for the following products (confidentiality clauses prohibit me from revealing the actual products):
DVD Box Set Licence No 1:
5 Brand New DVD 'How To' Titles - development valuation of £30,000
DVD Box Set Licence No 2:
14 New DVDs of a complete Home Study Course - development valuation of £25,000
DVD Box Set Licence No 3:
12 DVD Home Study Course - development valuation of £27,000
DVD Box Set Licence No 4:
12 DVDs filmed from a very, very exclusive £3,000 seminar - development valuation of £50,000
DVD Box Set Licence No 5:
14 DVDs of a Complete Study Course which practically every business, fledgling one man band to multinational corporation, definitely needs - development valuation of £30,000
In total, the DVDs offered a development valuation of £162,000. This is the total cost Tim estimated that it would cost to produce the DVD sets yourself. The recommended retail price of the DVDs in total is over £3,000, meaning that if you sold just one of each DVD you would expect to receive more than £3,000.
Luckily, this site has been granted priviledged access to the confidential feedback gleened from attendees.
Part of the agreement of taking possession of the comments means that names cannot be mentioned but the signed and dated feedback forms have been received and verified as authentic.
Below is a selection of some of the comments (feedback is provided exactly as written on the signed forms. Nothing has been omitted except where confidentiality may be compromised):