Grrr The human mind.

You are spot on about keeping up with your growth, it’s especially hard when growth doesn’t translate into more cashflow since you only get extra work and no money to hire people to help.

Not saying that’s my case, or Daryl and Andrew’s either, but it’s definitly something to think about.

Thanks for spending the time and dig down to answer all the comments … indeed, first is in the position of not getting any interaction and then the floodgates open and how does one keep up … keep swimming, guy.

For those who have also been wondering about this question I _did_ receive a response from Daryl since my original query here, so all seems well. especially given Taro’s update on their activies .. I guess if you sell out your conference you don’t need to advertise it on your website *smile* … BTW the response I received was sort of a “canned” autoresponder note, but it did serve a number of purposes … kept me in the loop, kept me interested and provided the politeness of a response … albeit after two weeks or so. On the ‘net as well is in conventional business, politeness still counts even when you are feeling “snarkey”

Lesson for all of us who plan to grow someday … put a ‘gap filler” auto response in place now … say something that would kick off if an email isn’t responded to in three days or so … there won’t be time to put it in place later if things take off.

They also are speaking at some conferences around Australia and it’s all related to their ebook business, so if anything they are definitely still in the same biz.

They may have poor email response times due to being too popular – I certainly can understand that!

I actually started with these sales letters, building mailing lists, etc. Then moved on to my blog.

Thanks for this.