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Not yet. We've got few major players aka heavy weight gorillas: Mystery,Style, RSD,DYD. Then we got some medium players: the approach, charisma arts, pickup 101, and few others. Than we got huge! HUGE wave of new comers or already established guys coming in with small practices, this wave is growing every day. Daily all over usa, new lairs pop up. In New York, we have about 9 different pick up groups ( i ran 2 of them, 1 i've created and 1 i got from a friend) and 6 of them were created last year. Only two of them major and active with monthly meeting: NYC lair and NewYorkPua, but i wont be surprised if in two years it will have 5 active groups with over 500 members.

Going back to pua industry players:

Training prices were going up for past two years for boot camps. Original mystery bootcamp was 500 for three days, now 3k. Currently Real social dynamics seems to be the wal mart of pickup. With low prices and questionable quality.

What defines small,big and medium guys? I will breaking down, what big guys do to make most In next posts the others to follow.

The size of the operation of big players and how it is ran.

Lets take Mystery Method, it has bootcamps and 1on1 coaching weekends (now its 1 day, a two years ago it was whole weekend starting Friday night). Mystery method promotes boot camps every month, and those with more can work with 1on1 instructors individually. They have individual coaches in most large cities, and therefore coach gets set percentage of money for each client he works with. So if person cant afford one on one he goes to workshop, and if he can he selects one on one. Also if there is no seminars in certain cities for a while, 1on1 guys can accommodate some people who dont want to wait for seminars, and are willing to pay for it.

It seems MM just introduced supper conference, with such dreamy names as Gold and Silver package. This applies to Style life and RSD, they have very similar plans. This how big guys work.Sign up for Pick up Future RSS feed.

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