First of all i’d like to say i really like your blog, very down to earth and appealling. I like your content, especially using video as a form of content.

So i know i missed out on submitting a question that you could ask the gurus, but if i could still ask any question it would have been? “When they first started out, if they ever lost their motivation, what was it that helped them to get back on track and help them to reach their goal?”

I am certainly going to listen in on the link of the group discussion and want to thank you for sharing this.

I look forward to reading your newsletter and best of luck in 2009.
Asha

You’ll be able to listen in to the recording at that same link after the show

Mary, whenever there is an update to WP, one of the first people you will hear from is Alex. If the upgrade is complicated he will do a video showing exactly how it is best done. If it’s fairly simple, he will simply recommend you do it.

Alex NEVER leaves his clients in the hole. I have operated my blogs on both the Web 2.0 Wealth and the Expert WordPress systems, and Alex has been there anytime help was needed.

I am so very pleased to see that Alex, David, and Lynn are working together. I’ve only just started with Lynn and David, but I already sense the same commitment to their members as I have experienced from Alex.

Jerry Nielsen – Internet Income Advisors

My question for the WP guy, Alex Sysoef, is do you always have to upgrade your WP blog to the latest version? Since they change often, how do you make a decision whether or when to upgrade?

A question for Jeff Herring: Can an older previously submitted article I authored be reworked into a new article optimized for certain terms, with new title? I find I do better with a “jumping off place” to get an article going. Am I on the right track? Wondering if I get too close to my own words, will it be tagged as duplicate content?

I know it will be good, whatever questions you get to ask, Lynn. Tx.
Best for now,
Mary

If any of you listen to the IMTW podcast, it would be similar to me asking Ed Dale exactly how he advertises on Facebook to get the results that he does (that was in the year end podcast, episode #8 I believe).

I only get to ask a question or two of these guys, so I really want to make it count

We can get general marketing information from any of them, anytime. What we want to know is something specific about them and what they do.

I look forward to the Atlanta brain trust. My question is: How do you know when to abandon an AdWords campaign if you are getting some sales but not enough to cover your cost?

Thx, Chris

I don’t have any questions, but I won’t miss this for anything short of the…uhh…end of the world?

GRrrrrr this is my second attempt.

I really should press submit before I leave this page then I don’t have to write this out twice LOL.

Thanks for my ClickNewz that was delivered this morning.
A great way to start any day.
I’m sat in my kitchen looking out at the very heavy Frost while drinking my Tea.
If I new how I would send a picture its beautiful.
I wish I was able to come to Atlanta seminar, sounds like its going to be amazing. 2010 is my time for visiting your great country so maybe then.
I really am enjoying reading your posts I print the older ones and read later which is cool.

Have a maximum day.

“Ian ” Press Submit before leaving

Warmest Regards Ian UK

Now i get to ask an expert.

I like to see blog/site owners getting together to build on what we already have.

My question would be, “Do you need to be beautiful or handsome to do affiliate marketing?”

Ok, that’s not the real question.

The real question is, “Besides methods, processes and strategies, which most IMers do have an idea on what they are, what are the factors that REALLY make you stand out in the niche?”