Which would you prefer? 🙂

Thanks to you and Shannon for holding the contest.

I appreciate it.

Elmer

PS. Why is your blog timed on PDT? 🙂 Northwest Florida isn’t really on the left coast, is it?

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Elmer Hurlstone’s last blog post..Ross Goldberg’s Last Master’s Photos

What I’ve learned:

A platform is paramount.
Be Yourself.
Find what works for you.

(Lots more, but these were the main ones.)

Cheryl

Cheryl Wright

Wow, Shannon is a powerhouse! Love the secret sauce..so cool. Cannot wait to meet her in person next month at JVAl, but so sad that you will not be there.. 🙁

Looking forward to our next discussion…dust off those goals folks!

Hugs,
Danielle

This is the first time I have visited your blog. I came across your name because I am a big fan of Jimmy D. Brown and I figure if he has hired you to run his affiliate program and he trusts you with his business then I should check out what you have to offer.

The podcast was very informative and I appreciate that you made it available. That’s one of the beautiful things about the internet. There are many people who have skills that I don’t and being able to learn from things like this podcast make the learning curve a lot less difficult.

Thanks

Rick

Rick’s last blog post..65 Social Sites You Can Use

A few years ago, I created a site that catered to Good News articles from various sources. Not knowing how to generate traffic to the site, I sent out a bunch of “press releases” to local media outlets in my city. Radio stations, news papers, anything I could think of.

Later on that afternoon I received a call from a popular local talk radio station asking me if I would like to be interviewed that night in regards to my site. Of course I jumped at the chance and later that night I was being broadcast-ed into hundreds of thousands of listeners homes. The interview lasted a half hour and it was really fun.

The next day I eagerly checked my stats to see how much traffic that interview brought in…and to my surprise I maybe had a few more hits than usual but nothing big at all. But that was ok, because I took action and can’t be faulted for that…:) I closed the site about a year later after realizing that even though people talk about wanting only to hear good news, the reality is that bad news sells and catches a readers interest much more than good news. A lesson learned!

I am in the process of starting a new site that will definitely find myself sending off press releases for the launch…:)

Thanks again Nicole and if I may be so bold…I love listening to your interviews for what is learned but also for your voice, which I find very sweet…:) Take care and all the best.

Lyle

Both Nicole and I know you’re not a rotten, no good, bottom feeding plagiarist.

We also know you do have original thoughts.

However since others may not know this the disclaimer was appropriate. 🙂

Elmer Hurlstone’s last blog post..Ross Goldberg’s Last Master’s Photos