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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Nick, I find it interesting that while you tell everyone to "just say no" to the Amazing Guitar Video, that the folks at Guitar Noise has this to say.... (excerpt from the latest edition)....
"At Guitar Noise we have been recommending Andrew Koblick's Amazing Guitar Video for some time now"
Don't they read your reviews? Just curious. |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | ... as the saying goes
if one think it's too good to be true, well, it probably is too good to be true ...
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| Ah yes they do. That is his advertising blurb.
Shockingly commercial of us. As much as I can I've steered people away from it in the forums. |
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Location: Carle Place, NY | Way to go Nick!
I just hope that readers realize that the spot in the GN Newsletter is just a sponsored link. |
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Location: GA USA | I actually checked out that site a few weeks ago BECAUSE I saw a big ad for it on the front page of GuitarNoise... I dismissed it simply because the web page was so ugly. |
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| You know it makes me feel like a sell out sometimes. I mean I don't even make the decision on running the advertising. Guitarnoise gets 15-20 million hits a month,(last time I checked) and the MP3 downloads of the lessons and the article downloads EAT bandwidth.
Somehow the bills gotta be paid.
Sucks... |
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Anybody know anything about this guys claims?
