I did listen to the audio cd’s in the car and they were quite good. But I just couldn’t focus on the actual course material. Too many other distractions.

Anyway this week I shut off my email, phone, Skype, etc. and managed to get through all the cd-rom’s. I think it was about 9 hours of content.

Now I feel much more confident in the process and plan to use it to relaunch our product – it’s been in eternal “pre-launch” for months.

@Dominik – consider making a free “watch me trade” but delay it by one day. This is what Jeff did with his zone reports. I don’t know much about trading but I guess the delay idea is common. Then you can upsell your free list to pay for the “real time” service. Just an idea.

Cheers.

yes I will do it. A great idea. Today I spoke with a new webdesigner. He will build me a new design with acces only for members.

My goal is to launch my service at the end of the year.

At the moment everybody can see my live depot. But I think I will change it. “Watch me trade live-Free” ….Or: “Watch my live depot-Free” is a great idea. Thanks. I think, if someone wants to see what I do, then he should give me his e-mail adress and I send him the link with the live portfolio.

I am axious to see your launch. Today I signed in in your e-mail list. Good luck!

Dominik

I don’t think he’s actively involved in the market at the moment – but that’s not because it wasn’t lucrative – it’s for other, personal reasons.

Anyway – I think that the best thing that you can do now is create a freebie – and give it away if someone subscribes to your list.

Why not produce a ‘watch me trade live for 7 days’ set of videos with Camtasia as a freebie to build your list with, work on your product, then launch your product late september to your list & affiliates?

D

I´ve heard it yesterday, that Jeff wrote about the stock market.

Did he stop his newsletter about the US market?

I know that to launch a membership site or a newletter advisory service needs a lot of work. I am ready to do it. At the moment I work on three different things:

1. Build a professional website.(I am not so happy with the design and I will delete Google Adsense)

2. Write good content and trade live. So that everybody can see live how I trade the stock market.(At the moment this is my only income. So everybody can watch how I am trading for a living). This is the hardest part. The hardest time in my life. The first time I don´t have a job. But maybe my opportunity to change something in my life.

3. Get traffic

Ok, thanks everybody for your tips.I hope to win this game.

Dominik

Yes, Jeff’s product will help with putting together a cutting edge product launch business strategy – but it doesn’t include software. For that it may be worthwhile considering Mike Filsaime’s PayDotCom considering what you are looking for.
Another thing that may interest you – did you know that Jeff Walker’s background is in writing about the US Stock Market?

If you currently have gaps in your knowledge as to how to get your product out there and make it a success Jeff’s product will help, just don’t expect it to do everything for you.

I have a question: 3 month ago I built my first website. I write about the US stock market. And I give recommondations about how to beat the performance of the stock market with stock options. My first challenge is now, to get more traffic. Maybe your blogmastermind is a good place to start my journey. My main question is:

I want so sell my service in the future. And my question is, if the program from Jeff Walker can help me to launch a membership site, where my members have to pay a monthly fee for my recommondations.

Thanks

Dominik

I’ll keep a look out for the Michael Cheney interview.

Jeff Walker seems to have done well recently! I got mine a few weeks ago and I must admit I’m really happy with it. It’s just one of these tools that you should really have if you’re serious about being succesful online. Look out for a great bonus interview with Michael Cheney where he gives some very specific information aboout what software he uses.

David Bain