Corey Rudl Dies at 34

[oilman]

You may not have agreed with all his tactics but our industry just lost a one of our top marketers and a true pioneer.

[nbc4.tv...]

My condolences to his family and friends. He will be missed greatly.

[howiejs]

I was really sad to see this today.
What a shame.

Shows you to enjoy each day that you have!

[otc_cmnn]

My condolences to his friends and family. I tried to sell him a domain name once.

I was never a big fan of his tools or tactics, but he was a very well recognized Internet Marketing Pioneer. I first bought one of his books back in 1998 which came with a little spider on a floppy disk which would harvest email addresses from news groups so that you could spam them -- Nasty.

[soquinn]

Yes, very sad... condolences to his family & friends.

h**p://www.rudlreport.com

[walkman]

sad story. Life sucks, not fair at all, and we pretty much have no choice.

was he really successful, money wise?

[Freedom]

HIs first website was a car website. I forgot the name. It's a bit ironic that he dies in a car crash.

I was just reading through some of his sales literature last week. Quite a shock to hear about this.

Sad.

[wackybrit]

Very sad, luckily it's a rare event that the greatest people on the Web die, and it's always a shame when they do.

I guess the lesson is- if you get rich quick when you're young, you should still emphasize living conservatively.

Sorry, but I have to totally disagree. He died doing something he clearly loved. I don't think the slight possibility of death should be a deterrant to doing something you really love, and this guy loved cars. The real tragedy is when people die crossing the street.

[ebobnar]

So sad to lose someone as dynamic as Corey.

My sincere condolences to his family.

[limitup]

I first bought one of his books back in 1998 which came with a little spider on a floppy disk which would harvest email addresses from news groups so that you could spam them -- Nasty.

Funny thing is, that was "acceptable" back in 1998 unless you were pushing kiddie porn.

Sorry, but I have to totally disagree. He died doing something he clearly loved. I don't think the slight possibility of death should be a deterrant to doing something you really love, and this guy loved cars.

I agree 100%. However, many people would argue that riding in a street car (he wasn't even driving) without proper safety equipment at speeds of 150-165 mph is taking unnecessary risks. Had the two of them been in a properly equipped race car with harnesses, etc. chances are they would both still be alive.

Not to be disrespectful or anything, I just think it's an important point to consider. You shouldn't let the possibility of death be a deterrant to doing things you truly love, but you should take all appropriate safety precautions when doing these things.

My sincerest condolences to both families, surviving wives and children. The driver of the car and his wife had just had a baby girl barely a month ago. :(

[Faustino]

Condolences to the family and friends, I make a living with my websites since 2000 in part thanks to Corey Rudl teachings and I'm very sorry read this happened, finally this got me out of lurking mode.

[jeffb]

I subscribe to his newsletter and last summer I received nearly daily invitations to sign up for the big marketing seminar he sponsored to celebrate his wedding. But even as the frequency of his e-mails drove me nuts, I learned a lot from how he did it. Each e-mail took a different approach and tried to push different buttons. I feel I got a valuable course in e-mail marketing techniques just from studying his sales campaign.

Even though I don't agree with all of his techniques, I'll miss him, as will many in the ecommerce field.