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.

[antonaf]

Very sad. Condolences goes out to his family and friends.

I remember him and Jermain Griggs worked on many sales letters together...that's how I became familiar with him, through the top-selling sales letter. The internet has definitely lost a power player.

[volatilegx]

Corey, you will be missed as an inspiration to us all and a pioneer of affiliate marketing.

My first affiliate checks came from Corey's organization way back in the day. I've sold tons of his Internet Marketing Courses and thought it was good myself.

Thanks Corey!

[jholcomb]

Wow. This is such horrible news. When I got my start online back in 1997, Corey's ideas were some of the first I came across as I tried to expand my knowledege of internet marketing. I had taught myself how to build web sites by that time but didn't have any traffic so my revenue was a big ZERO.

In part, Corey's advice helped me to build a network of web sites to put food on the table and pay the bills. I owe this man a lot for his poineering work and it truly saddens me to learn of his death.

His legacy will definitely live on as his ideas and vision, like them or not, will live on in the work of internet professionals world wide. A true class act and one that will be missed.

To his family and friends you have my deepest respect, gratitude, and sincerest condolences.

I thought this was fitting.....

"On the mountains of memory, buy the world’s wellsprings,
In all men’s eyes,
Where the light of the life of him is on all past things,
Death only dies."

Algernon C. Swinburne

[vaib]

Really a very sad news and a big loss ......
Condolences to his family and friends.

[brunner]

It's incredible to see how many people Ben and Corey have touched.. I didn't know Corey, but I've known Ben Keaton (the driver) for a long time, from a number of porsche forums..
I'm still shocked by their sudden, unexpected demise :( :(

[icedout]

he was an inspiration and true help to any one who was just starting out on the web...

[SEOMike]

Yes, he will be missed. I liked his black hat SEO techniques because they allowed me to push the limites of the "Grey" zone.

He is a great loss.

[mann]

Sigh,

Star Never Live Far,

May God Give Rest To His Soul

[IanCP]

The passenger, Corey Nicholas Rudl, 34, died at the scene. The driver, Benjamin Miles Keaton, 39, was airlifted to Loma Linda University Hospital, where he died about an hour later, according to the county coroner's office

Well, I can only say he was doing his "thing". I'm from the field of Electronics and have seen numerous examples of this in the last 25 years. Many, many folks far smarter than myself have suffered similar fates.

Not rampant, just people pushing the "envelope" too far.

Heh! Guess why they were "smart".

CORY!

Enjoy your place in history, albeit too, too much premature.

Ian

[michaelbs]

Thankyou Corey for all the help you gave me and my family through your teachings. I know you will have left your family MUCH better off and what a nice thing to be able to have achieved in your short stay!

Your barrage of emails will be missed - I will make sure your teachings carry on!

You died doing the thing you loved! What better way to go.

Thanks again for everything I learned from you buddy.