You’ve always been the person I admired most in internet marketing. Your style is integrity…and that’s what I like most about you and your products over the years. I’m following in your foot steps and in the process of creating my first infoproduct in the internet marketing field (I’ve been in the magic tricks market for a while now and took a break to perform semi-pro ’till I realized how bad everyone wanted to know the secrets to mind blowing magic).

It’s all about creating your own high quality infoproducts that you can truly be proud to put your name on. I think you’d be very proud of me and I can’t thank you enough. Also, I should be doing my first teleseminar here shortly where I will be the featured expert showing others the path to online success (much of which I’ve learned from you over the years).

Look for my interview at talkwithexperts.com. Let me know what you think

Now I am 4-1/2 months into internet marketing, have experienced the information overload, signed up for way too many affiliate programs and believe I’m now beginning to narrow my focus in order to put the things I’ve learned and the systems I’ve set up into place, including my own website which I’ve wanted for years.

I have a tiny list, but treat them like the gold they are. I just inundate them with freebies of all kinds. No one has bailed!

I was blessed to have found you right at the beginning of my journey. I can’t say enough about the quality and value you give to people. Thanks once again

Carole

Your JV focus perhaps points to the single biggest obstacle most webmasters face, everybody is trying to make it on their own?

The independent minded nature of the webmaster community seems both it’s most wonderous asset and it’s biggest problem.

As example, the vast majority of webmasters would be in far better shape if they came together in communities and worked on a “group site” combining their talents and energies in a single much larger and better publication which might actually be able to compete.

But the ego overhead involved in “herding cats” in this manner will likely pretty much erase the benefits.

So, JV’s is probably the best we can do.

I like your idea of reaching out to potential partners in a determined organized way.

But, must admit, I’m a bit short on ideas of what to send along that won’t be received as spam or intrusion.

What could potential partners send you that would cut through the overflowing inbox, get your attention, provide value, and till the ground for a real relationship?