Comments on: LDC TV Episode #1 – Autoresponders and Why I Might Consider You Retarded

By: Alex

Alex — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 08:27:36 +0000

Hi I have a site offering a service,
when they I get a booking they fill in the email form I receive an email, then I send them an email request invoice from paypal, how would I automate this for a limited number say there’s 20 places up for grabs so once my auto responder paypal invoice sends out and receives payment there no (over booking due to no places left)
advise be appreciated

thanks

Alex

By: Della

Della — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 07:25:21 +0000

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By: John Reed

John Reed — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 22:49:10 +0000

Hi Linus,
A few comments from a Grizzly-Grey-Grandpa:
When I was your age 50 years ago I was a native English Speaker (Yup – still am!), but my accent was much worse than yours. I would have been so nervous trying to do what you’ve done I would have got a nose bleed (that used to happen whenever I danced with a girl – so I didn’t make out too well!!). It did improve by the time I was 17 – thank goodness eh?!!!
However, we expect more from our youngsters now, and you understand this Web World better than I do – so I listen to you.
I must add though (and I’ve a lot of life experience behind me with 30 years in the British Army and 3 other major employments since) – just remember that whatever your natural speech includes it will probably help you in the long term if you keep your language clean. Leave out the effing and blinding, it isn’t needed to make your point, and you’ll be able to look back on your early work later without cringing at some of the expressions.
I’m convinced you’ll improve quickly at whatever you tackle because it seems very evident that you are a fast learner – and you TAKE ACTION. That’s great, no matter what age you are!
Keep it up, be tolerant of those that don’t or can’t follow your logic quickly, be patient with idiots (it helps your own blood pressure and stress) and keep right on enjoying what you’re doing!!!
Glad I found your Lemonarian Way – I’ll be listening
Yours
John O’York
.-= John Reed´s last blog ..Use What You Buy – Or Go Bust! =-.

By: lemonarian

lemonarian — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 17:04:16 +0000

Lol. You have got to be kidding me… The commissions I get from Aweber are laughable.

I mean, it’s you loss though, if you choose not to build a list.

As I said… it’s easier to get someone to opt in than to sell them something directly, and it’s easier to sell something once they are on your list. Then you can sell them over and over again…

I mean, the money is OBVIOUSLY in the list…

By: Internet Marketing Company

Internet Marketing Company — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:07:41 +0000

I have been in network marketing for a little under a year now and I have been trying to sponge up as much knowledge as I can as well! There is a new product about to launch to the public called, “Black Belt Recruiting.” Mike Dillard is putting this out. You may have heard of him with “Magnetic Sponsoring.” Right now he is offering a free 60 minute video tutorial packed with internet marketing tips that will tell you how you can sponsor 10+ leads a month and they guarantee it.

By: Bad Credit Loans

Bad Credit Loans — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 08:51:17 +0000

Nice video, not sure the money is in the list though. Maybe it’s in Aweber commissions?

By: lemonarian

lemonarian — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:43:58 +0000

Haha, thanks for the comments everyone, I’ll keep your tips in mind for episode #2…

Lol, Lovina, thanks… I almost laughed aloud when I read your comment, no offense James…

By: Donna

Donna — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 16:59:51 +0000

way to go Linus,
back to linkwheel building.

By: Matthew Batcho

Matthew Batcho — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 15:29:17 +0000

Hey everyone relax! He’s only 15 and is making more money than most of us…including me. What were all of you doing when you where 15? Probably watching porn in your parents basement.

Yeah, it was his first video and it was a little shaky but look at youtube. His video is pretty damn good compared to the others if you ask me.

Linus is a friend of mine and I just wanted to voice my opinion.

Rock on Linus….stay awesome.

By: Lovina

Lovina — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:45:42 +0000

Hey Linus,

Way to go! Nervousness aside, (and there have been many suggestions on how to work on that), I think for a first video at 3 am, it was pretty well done. What I’m more impressed with is your link-wheel report and the influence you are having on much older and often more experienced marketers.

I just have to comment on the English thing. I’m a native speaker. I’ve actually been teaching English overseas for some 17 years now. I’ve probably taught thousands of people of all ages. While some of them (at your age) have been pretty good…you rock! Impressive. I’d say fluent (albeit nervous). I don’t think that area needs much work at all. Clear. No accent to speak of. The only thing I would suggest is to watch your pacing a bit. When we get nervous we often have bouts of speaking (really) fast. Not a problem for me, but I’m guessing if non-native English speakers were watching, some might have occasionally had trouble following. Personally, I loved it…nice wallet!

A side note to James…(who I sincerely hope has a good sense of humor and can see the irony in this)

“You have done well in your first video..You have to work a bit on your english, then your confidence, and your hands were fine, they didnt appeared too big. You know the better way is to keep them on your lap with crossed legs, it gives a confident posture and is good to look at. Well whats important that your message is delivered and we got your point. List is important. Goodluck for the next video.. :-)”

That should probably have read…

“You have done well in your first video. You have to work a bit on your English, then your confidence. Your hands didn’t appear too big. You know, a better way is to keep them on your lap with crossed legs. It gives a confident posture and looks good. Well, what’s important is that your message is delivered and we got your point. Buiding a list is important. Good luck on the next video.. :-)”

Good luck with your writing. :) Sorry, I just couldn’t resist, under the circumstances. :) Seriously though, you made some helpful suggestions, as I’m sure was your intent.

Lovina