Kajabi Launches With a Killer Price

Written by Paul Piotrowski - Tuesday, October 12th, 2010

Ok, so Kajabi just launched and the offer they have is awesome.

I was totally looking forward to seeing this product go live for over 6 months now as I want to use it for some upcoming projects I’ll be launching, and I was hoping that it wasn’t going to be like a $2,495 or $4,995 type of product with a huge up-front cost.

I know the power that a system like this has, since I’ve seen people like Andy Jenkins and Frank Kern and John Reese do their multi-million dollar launches on this platform, but I was really hoping that they wouldn’t price this thing out of the reach of the “small” guys.

The great news is that I just saw the launch video and the Kajabi team has delivered.

They’re launching this thing with an awesome price tag, and in three flavors to suit the needs of any type of entrepreneur.

It is much easier for you to just watch the launch video and hear Andy Jenkins explain what the offer is than for me to try to explain it all by typing it out, so here… just watch the video:

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Rich artichoker says:

October 12, 2010 at 6:06 pm

Thanks paul, I am in love with this product, How can anyone serious about internet marketing NOT afford to get this product??

I personally can’t wait!
.-= Rich artichoker´s last blog ..Body Wisdom and Right Action =-.

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- Paul Piotrowski says:
  
  October 14, 2010 at 12:01 pm
  
  I know. Me too…
  
  I’ve already been thinking up new businesses just to use the platform, LOL!
  
  If it does what I think it will do, I believe it could have a similar impact for membership sites that WordPress had for Blogs.
  
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Gabriel Mendoza says:

October 13, 2010 at 11:30 pm

heh video is like an hour lol. I wish I could fit this in my budget but the way things look now I think I’ll have to hold off for a while at least until I know I can use this tool. After all tools aren’t worth much unless you use them Maybe once I have created a product of my own and want to use a membershup type of program for it then I will jump on the kajabi band wagon. By the way after about the 800th time Andy said “kajabi” it started to get on my nerves, sorry but no ones product is that sexy lol. I also prefer to hear the opinions of the more everyday marketer, not just the big names. I will wait to read more genuine reviews of the product once it has been done properly (i.e. affiliate reviews don’t always count in my eyes).

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