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cruthin · Joined: 22 Jan 2005 Posts: 71 Location: Japan

Interesting comments from robertB re (not)acting on info such as the continuous pour nugget on a recent Buzz.

If you're procrastinating on no-brainer's like that one and heck, not even sure if you're enjoying the daily affiliate game, I invite you to take action and look up these two life changers on Amazon.

The 15-Second Principle by Al Secunda
Short simple steps to achieving long term goals

Mastery by George Leonard
The Keys to Success and Long Term Fulfillment

Buzz subscribers will love them

Be inspired!
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Andrea Thomson · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 2:56 am Post subject:

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speedguide · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 2:07 pm Post subject:

Robert,

The answer is simple... Andrea is a whole lot prettier to look at!

Ok I'll send you something too!

PM me your address. Seriously I have some audio for you!

Gary
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Andrea Thomson · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 2:12 pm Post subject:

I'm embarrassed... but you know that Gary loves us all equally Smile

The point I was trying to make - very poorly I'm afraid - is to continue the flow of knowledge. Learn, teach, give, pass it on, pass it on...

yikes... glad the coffee is brewing so I can swallow this big foot in my mouth Wink

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speedguide · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 2:50 pm Post subject:

Andrea,

Not true... Robert is a least one level down!
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edburdo · Joined: 14 Jul 2003 Posts: 1761 Location: Bangor, Maine

Hey, I got a phone call from Gary once... does that count?

Thanx for the book recomendation Andrea... I'll add it to my reading list.
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speedguide · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 4:06 pm Post subject:

Since we're talking books... also read the 80/20 Principle. More eye opening ideas.

Eric... that counts!
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robertb · Joined: 09 Aug 2003 Posts: 1838 Location: Columbus, OH

speedguide · Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 10:14 pm Post subject:

You started it!...

send me your address.

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BobsStuff · Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 12:40 am Post subject:

Very interesting comments on why someone sellig a $167 course SHOULDN'T show examples of his work. AMAZING!

In his last BUZZ, which I keep thinking I should cancel, he stated he has over 35,000 pages online now. Surely he could show his students an example of one site. After all we bought him the Cobra............well you did, I'm only buy gas and maintenance for it............I came in a little later buying his course.

Intersting and really amazing that he thinks so little of his students he can't share one sacrafical site to let us actually see what he is talking about.

On the other hand, if you want expamples of a "guru's" sites, buy the Corey Rudl course. He is not afraid to help his students by exmaple.
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Agent007 · Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 4:21 am Post subject:

Bob,

Have you tried contacting James directly with that request? If you have the handbook & Buzz you should have the email address for support. Request that they pass it on to James. And let us know what the response is.

I would be interested in seeing a sample site that would be kept up-to-date for SEO/Keyword density etc. And he could keep his other sites private for obvious commercial & legal reasons.

I'm also the sort of person that needs to see something rather than just reading it. I'm mainly interested in how best to link the articles to product pages - how visitors are gently persuaded to click to the product page, then the merchant link.

Anyway, I'm still building my sites regardless. Simply aiming to earn US$1 per page per day (that's $1.30 in Aussie $!!!) through affiliate programs & Adsense is motivation enough.

Cheers,
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Jscott · Joined: 14 Oct 2003 Posts: 152

Oh the sarcasm. I should try Gary's approach and use tact and kindness. However, Gecko will not let me.

Look, if I ran a big network of sites and got the push by students to open my sites up I would tell them the following first:

Ya know, on this I take a lesson from Gary. Just deleted a dang fine ripping post. I read it. I disciplined myself. We often write to hear ourselves anyway.

I say stay subscribed to outpace your competitors or unsubscribe and move on. To much energy wasted about it.
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speedguide · Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 10:52 am Post subject:

Sorry.... some will not like my response.... I often preach to read between the lines.

Look at where you bought the eBook. Have you explored the site? Now you have a site.

It's not always "connect the dots"... sometimes it's here are the dots.... how are they connected?

All the Best,

P.S. --> Jscott ... always good insight or is that onsite!
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Jscott · Joined: 14 Oct 2003 Posts: 152

It use to be onsite. Easier to have insight as engines should not be worshiped just used for the trash dumps they are.

The quicker we figure out that it is all just noise the better. Then we can go on about life reading the commons and making music, drinking wine, and making merry for tomorrow we die.

Importance is largely over rated and egos are expensive. I opt out.

To which fits nicely in this thread.

I do love business. Then again, it is mainly art for me. An art I make fun of. One big carnival it should be. Knowing how you, Mr. Speed, are a fan of doing away with over analyzing (and where is that line) you know all this already and chuckle silently while drinking salted coffee.

Since I am now 36 hours without sleep I will speak to the lurkers. Just become aware of that being called you. It is an odd creature. Prone to panic and head hanging when the seo does not pan out.

Yet, the mirror still stares back and the enlightment comes when you can stare back at it.

Not at Martell or Reese or the new diet lime coke inventor.

That is when you know you have the right strategy for the net. When big algos sweep your stuff under the rug and you can plug in James Taylor and have that Pina alcohol substance and start building as you did yesterday with a tweak here or there.

You listen to Martell or the others and think, yes, that is so last 6 months ago. Ahead of the game but happy that they are not. Yet, knowing they are but they do not want to put it out there yet for student consumption because they would be crucified on threads if it turned out to be a glitch or a dead idea after publishing.

They know you know and you know they know and there is a silent brother/sister hood.

In the end it is you and your strategy that have to live together. Make sure the marriage works or find one that does.
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