Sandy's course is amazing and as I develop my websites more and more, various things i learnt bit didn't really grasp at the time are now becoming clearer to me......which is exactly what she said would happen!

Everything you do online should contribute in some way or another to building your list. So every report, every e-book, every article is really a listbuilder.

Excerpt from the "Building your List" bonus of the Wildly Wealthy Web Secrets homestudy course by Sandy Forster

Attaching a blog to your website is a great way to get a higher ranking with the search engines.  It is not unknown for a website to add a blog one day and be ranked near to the top of the search engine listings the next!

Getting a lot out of the "Building your list" transcript which comes as a free bonus when you purchase Sandy's Wildly Wealthy Web Secrets homestudy course.   Patrick Chan interviewsn Anik Singal, Gary Huynh, Russell Brunson, Bryan Kumar and Leon Klepfish about the strategies they have used to build their list.  Some great ideas there.

Really getting a lot out of the Bonus Transcript "Building your List" ....i honestly think that the bonuses Sandy includes in the Wildly Wealthy Web Secrets course are just fantastic.  The course on its own is well worth the money but the bonuses are just the icing on the cake!  The interviews with the various "internet gurus" are extremely enlightening and I feel they will save me from making some mistakes that I otherwise would've made. 

One of the many bonuses I received with the Wildly Wealthy Web Secrets program was a great e-report on Building Your List. It is in the form of a transcribed teleseminar and consists of one web guru interviewing several others..in essence picking their brains about how they have built their email subscriber lists.  There's a wealth of information in there....I'll add more to the blog on this topic in the next few days.

Another thing people hate about websites is being bombarded with audio when they're not expecting it.  Bear in mind, a lot of people are going online at work, and they don't necessarily want your voice echoing around the office.  If you choose to put audio on your website, make sure you set it up as something they have to click on to hear if they choose.

As a customer of Sandy's I received an email alerting me to a teleseminar she was running a week or so ago.  She gave participants a copy of her book How to Be Wildly Wealthy Fast. It's fantastic, and a very generous thing to do. Yeah, I'd call that a bonus!

Another thing is those drop down menus, where you click on something but it doesn't seem to register, and you end up clicking again, but because of the way it's set up, you end up clicking on the wrong thing.  I've noticed this with the Qantas website, and there's many others out there. In some ways they're nifty, but they just seem to not work terribly well, and they frustrate the user.

One thing I've learnt that people hate when visiting websites is slow download time!<< MORE >>