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Probably? It's his style to write "casually" like this, and honestly what he writes reads a lot better than the long punctuated paragraphs you write. I found no grammatical errors in this post, and adding punctuation and capitalization doesn't exactly take a PhD level of education.
(sighs)
Useful stuff. Thanks @SirFoxy.
lol gold
You know what it is boss, try to keep it real. Just be who you are. Don't be fake. Don't create a fake persona. Just be yourself when communicating with people.
Love what you do, do what you love and also sue @deank whenever you get the chance to do so.
I've been sued in a dream.
The end is nigh.
I've actually thought about doing this for my next final offer here at LEB/LET this year. But you would have to limit it to one per customer then right?
1,2,3USD deals
0.01 though.. Then you would loose money on payment fees? 0.3USD plus etc
Selling products and classes I get, webinars for one hour, not so much. But I was coming at it from the viewer paying the money, not a business putting on a free viewing like a timeshare scam, I mean presentation.
Chris Farley has a sketch on SNL where a whale splashes him and he says, "Man, I got douched!" For a while after, I thought that word meant "drenched" and I'm sure used it in various inappropriate places.
first post on LEB with curse words perhaps? i'll take that accolade.
https://lowendbox.com/blog/guest-tutorial-marketing-101-for-providers/
wow. thanks for sharing this.
thanks for this summary (and I´m feeling touched as a provider )
I´m totally with you and also believe: helping the customers to get their things done will bind most of them for long time. so I guess, being the cheapest, isn´t the way. being the one with no outages might help.
But in the end I´m with you: Any professional starts as an individual with individually sized services to small customers. make them happy and they will help you to become happy, too.
seems Pacificrack seriously followed your tutorial and hiked server price from $18/yr to $200/yr for their customer here
Well the key is transparency, not random price changes lol.