Day 3 of Warror Forum Coaching; updated signature, answered questions, asked questions

You can put your ebook in a particular directory on your site, and then in your first followup message back to your visitor, you say,

Don't the free autoresponders put their own ads in your messages?

Autoresponders are one thing I never skimp on.

Great questions!

A 'pillar post' is one that is chock-full of excellent content and used as a resource by others. ie, a 'pillar' that holds up your blog.

I remember playing around with that – Google offers

www.google.com/images/adsense/en_us/support/general_en.jpg

and

I generally paste the analytics in my footer.php .

Alternatively, you can use simple wordpress plugins like

If this is targeted to the ladies, why isn't it

Jill does Jack

Just went thru the pdfs and will be working me way thru the videos as well.

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know off the top of their head if there's a list of Warrior Twitter IDs? I participate in Friday Follows and would love to network that way.

I definitely agree that learning how to edit the page.php is the way to go – basic php edits can make a world of difference if you're going to be the main support of clients online.

Why can't you simply send an email that apologized for the delay in contacting, but explaining that you're now back and ready to deliver tons of magnificent goodness to the audience?

I have 7 Twitter Budgies – parakeets are me thing!

Here's a great video about what parakeets can do:

I use Light Social:

WordPress › Light Social « WordPress Plugins (wordpress.org/extend/plugins/light-social/)

You cannot remove the resistance for people, it has to come from within.

I now just try to make my email titles sound offbeat and amusing. ie, things like:

One of the best resources I've found for review sites is

www.extremereviewer.com/

Welcome to the forums!

A domain name is your own address on the Internet. Think of it like your address at home – ie, "555 Main Street".

I'm in the process of working me way thru the videos and the product definitely delivers!

Having been my dojo's webmaster now for 4 years or so, I have some ideas.

There's some places to which I will just not venture.

Profiting from someone's pain is one of them.

Lots of ways to create infoproducts out there…some good resources include:

It seems to be a common problem with Internet explorer and Blogger.

I loved this part of the article:

Very true indeed. Reach out *beyond* your audience to those who *might* be interested in the future or on the fence *now*.

Totally agree. While I can see how it's comforting to take the:

If I ignore it, it will go away