When Donald Trump Speaks, David Phillips Listens

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov 19, 2008 -
California,USA—David Phillips, a home builder, had a long and successful career literally turning bricks and mortar into high end, custom homes.  Then the housing market collapsed.  The financial crisis set in, home values tumbled, regulations increased, and all of a sudden a solid career disappeared.  At the stage of life and business ownership where they wanted to start easing back into semi-retirement, David and his wife Barbara were shaken to find they weren’t even close.  After selling a spec house at a big loss, the two decided it was time for a change and a new way to make money.

It was around that time that the Phillips heard Donald Trump, as a guest on the Tonight Show, respond to a question about what would he do if he went broke in real estate.  Trump answered that he’d become involved in network marketing.  And when guffaws broke out in the audience, Trump responded, “That’s why I am where I am and you are where you are.”  Trump’s point—network marketing is legitimate, but many people have pre-conceived notions about it.  As a realist, Trump on the other hand understands efficient methods of wealth creation.

Trump’s endorsement was enough for the Phillips—they turned to the internet to find the right network marketing opportunity.  Following his admonition to look online for direction,  the Phillips ultimately discovered CarbonCopyPRO, the marketing arm for WMI.  They liked the concept, where CarbonCopyPRO handled all of the important but mundane back office tasks, allowing them to focus on growing the business.  Phillips said, “As entrepreneurs, we believe that as one door closes, another opens.  CarbonCopyPRO is our new door.”

They face new challenges as they embark on their new careers.  But they no longer worry about high land cost, construction loan fees, planning and building code problems, the cost of plans, permits, fees, engineering services, public works, road studies, or erosion control  They no longer have to spend a year to build a home, then a year to sell it—maybe at a loss.  By these comparisons their new business is like a walk in the park.

The Phillips’ story is similar to that of many real estate professionals and entrepreneurs who are turning to online marketing because it makes good business sense.  “We're so thrilled to have our own online business with CarbonCopyPRO.  The problems of the past are all behind us and the future looks bright.”  After all, how can the world’s most successful real estate mogul be wrong?


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