Thanks for the nice comment. I do my best to write something that is worth reading.

I’m in a similar situation with my product production except that you seem to be ahead of me. I think that unless one is absolutely sure about the product they want to create there’s no reason to rush into it too much.

We want the product to be of value.

I’ll visit your blog periodically and will of course let you know when my product is finished.

Vance

Good solid information that people can take and put into action right away, that’s what I like to see.

I’m also yet to get my first product released, I did start writing a report, but then changed my mind when I had a better idea.

I’m in the middle of writing it at the moment, I hope to get it finished this week, and maybe get it released next week or the week after.

I’ll try and stay up to date with what you are doing, but do feel free to come by my blog and let me know when your product is finished and ready for download. I would love to read it when it’s ready.

Take care mate,

Paul.
.-= Paul Lear´s last blog ..Top 10 Tips To Increase Alexa Rank =-.

That sounds interesting. So you will have an opt in form for anyone that likes your stuff to sign in.

Then you’ll have several click-able offers the clicks on which will lead to a squeeze page.

I think that it will work. That way you’ll be able to distinguish between those who are really interested in what you have to say and those who may just want a freebie.

Thanks for commenting.

Vance

I’m going to be approaching list building slightly differently. I’m offering the Alex’s book but without the opt-in form on my site, they can opt-in from the squeeze page. I’ll be putting an opt-in form for those who want to join without getting a freebie but because I’ve formed a relationship with them.

The thought behind that is it will enable me to put up more freebies leading to a squeeze page with an opt-in.

Cheers,
Rod
.-= Rod Macbeth´s last blog ..The Mayonnaise Jar and Two Cups of Coffee =-.

It’s very nice of you to stop by and make a comment.

I’m glad you think my posts are user friendly.

I’ll try to keep them that way.

Thanks,
Vance

Another clear and concise post that tells your readers ‘how to’ in a very user friendly way.

Keep them like this Vance and I think your blog will become even more active.

Keep it up buddy,

Andrew.
.-= Andrew Vaughan´s last blog ..How I Decided on My First Ebook. =-.

I appreciate your kind comment, thank you.

List building is my baby subject and I’m not sure that there’s so much out about it.

As far as writing goes I think that you are the art of the pen expert.

I just had an idea, how about trying a list building poetry?

Just kidding. That would probably be too overwhelming.

Vance

This is a hard one to write, with so much about list building out now, so your approach was really good.

Keep up the good work, I know its hard to write an article that’s short enough not to overwhelm people, but long enough to make your point.
Daylynne
.-= Daylynne Starr´s last blog ..25 Things About Me… =-.

Thank you so much.

I do try to make good posts but sometimes it works better than at other times.

My goal is to give something of value to the readers. And the topic of list building is so important.

I wonder how long I’ll have to stay on it until every base is covered. I don’t want to leave it too soon because that is what I find everywhere.

Vance