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Here are names that I believe deserve to be listed…

Tom Antion
John Carlton
Chris Carpenter
Ewen Chia
Willie Crawford
Joel Comm
John Delavera
Lisa Diane
Dave Guindon
Gary Halbert
Andy Jenkins
Eric Louviere
Jay Conrad Levinson
Jonathan Leger
Brett McFall
Anthony Robins
Socrates Socratus
Brian Tracy
Dr. Mike Woo-Ming

These lists always amaze me.

First, the originator always seems to include their own name, probably without nomination.

Then, the originator’s friends seem to pop onto the list.

What is missing from these listings is objective criteria that determined the reason that a person’s name is listed. (Of course, being the Blog owner, or having friends are less than objective.

I suspect that the motivation for creating such a list is to bring in backlinks from the big mailing list owners whose name appears on the Hall of Fame list.

Besides indicating that objective criteria were not used to build the Hall of Fame list, names that should have been included probably indicate that limited research and thought went into building the Hall of Fame. Or, maybe the missing names indicate that the Hall of Fame List Builder is less-than friendly with a few folks.

Objective criteria would also identify whether the folks on the Hall of Fame list make their money from copywriting, telemarketing, coaching, seminar production or direct mail.

The last issue concerns the reputation of some of the folks whose names were listed. Rejecting names for more than a few tarnishes might be another objective measure. The Upcoming FTC rules will be interesting because we will see how these Gurus are repositioned once a measure of truth in advertising is required.

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