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Re: Damn It TWITTER!!!! This Follow Thing Has Gone TOO Far!!!

Jen2ishn — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 23:50:41 -0000

Given the prognosis on Twitter, is it possible that you will drop it from your collection of tools in the next 30 day challenge? Related to this, if Twitter fades away will another system take its place?

Also... this is off topic, but I just have to know this.

After I start making serious money with what I've learned from the 2008, Thirty Day Challenge in combination WPD), I want to visit Australia.

So...when I watched your video I was fascinated about the scenery behind you. Oh for sure, I was listening to every word you said, (and I agree), but I'm just so curious as to the route you were diving and the city you were driving in. I might like to drive that same route some day...if I could deal with driving a car from the passenger side of the vehicle. :-)

~Jen
Denver, Colorado, USA

Re: How To Submit To A Kindle Video

Jen2ishn — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 23:21:29 -0000

You mentioned in your video that the Kindle publishing system might render better if you send HTML. Have you had a chance to test that yet to see if the html file looks better or worse than the pdf version?

Still perplexed about how the ISBN gets assigned. Guess I need to do further research on that. Any recommendations on where I should do my research?

BTW. I really got a lot of value from watching your video, but, as I said in my Twitter post, I think I could get even more from the full version of the video.

Ahhh, it's so nice to be able to comment without squeezing it into 140 characters! :-)

Good work on the video, more comments and/or questions later.

Re: Calling All Affiliates

Jen2ishn — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:53:58 -0000

Thanks so much for making this affiliate program available to us, Elliot!

Having been thoroughly impressed with the quality time I've spent with 'The Twitter Technique' over the last few days, I'd even promote it for free (as I started out doing) because it has been so useful to me and I want others to know about it.

However, the business person in me greatly appreciates the business person in you....the one who willingly adds value to your product by allowing others to 'monetize' their enthusiasm for your eBook and videos.

FYI... I have already modified my link to your product on my blog to include my affiliate code.

I'm amazed at what I've been able to discover on Twitter with the tools you teach, ESPECIALLY the one you mention in Step 4 on page 22! In my opinion, that's THE tool that takes Twitter from a 'fun' social networking phenomenon to a really effective business asset!

I'll continue to follow your tweets and your blog. I have a strong feeling that you will sending us many more useful techniques and ideas in the future.

Good luck, and I'm looking forward to your availability on Skype.

~ Jen

Re: 5 Ways To Avoid Bloggers Block

Jen2ishn — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:54:31 -0000

Very useful information. I'm constantly on the lookout for content and the tools Elliot mentions are quite useful.

Got inspired by #4, 'On Good Days'. Yesterday, my ideas weren't flowing very well so rather than stare at the screen, I took a little mini-retreat to an English Tea House in Parker, Colorado.

Interesting how ideas can come flowing when one chooses to change their venue for a bit of time.

Had scones and the most lucious Ginger Peach tea. Then I grabbed several paper napkins and filled them with blog ideas. Then I used a variation of #5, and I asked 'Lynn' the Tea House owner with the thick English accent, what she would like to read about on blogs and Twitter. She was delighted with my request and gave me lots of topics to discuss.

Why am I saying all this? Because I believe that, in addition to all the valuable electronic/online tools for easing bloggers block, there are also some very, very low-tech ways to engage in real-world experiences...then bring back to our computers to share our discoveries with our beloved cyber people who live on our screens.

One question. In an effort to avoid info overload, which is best, Twhirl, TweetDeck, or TweetGrid?