Sunday, June 19, 2005
Progress on many fronts
It feels good tonight. Over the past two days, I've made a big update to the One Stop Web Support site. Newsletters I hadn't yet archived, articles I'd written, but never gotten around to putting up. The site is now up to 78 pages, which is gratifying considering that two months ago I re-launched it at 25 pages and three months ago I was at 6 pages that had been up from a long-interrupted attempt to start the site over a year ago.
I see progress, too, in the growing response to the site every day. I watched a short video from James Martell (of James Martell's Affiliate Marketing Handbook fame) that I posted on the site today. He made a comment that one of the things he found most surprising when he started was when he actually started to make sales.
He found it strange. After all, he had been working for months with the goal of making sales. Yet once they came in, it took him by surprise. A part of him wasn't expecting that it would really happen.
I'm experiencing much the same thing now. The sales, the newsletter signups, all are humbling, knowing that I'm helping people in some way toward their goals. I've started gathering the names where I can see them to remind myself that what I'm doing isn't just dumping electrons into cyberspace, but helping individuals work toward their dreams.
I want to keep living up to that trust that people have placed in me.
Jeff
It feels good tonight. Over the past two days, I've made a big update to the One Stop Web Support site. Newsletters I hadn't yet archived, articles I'd written, but never gotten around to putting up. The site is now up to 78 pages, which is gratifying considering that two months ago I re-launched it at 25 pages and three months ago I was at 6 pages that had been up from a long-interrupted attempt to start the site over a year ago.
I see progress, too, in the growing response to the site every day. I watched a short video from James Martell (of James Martell's Affiliate Marketing Handbook fame) that I posted on the site today. He made a comment that one of the things he found most surprising when he started was when he actually started to make sales.
He found it strange. After all, he had been working for months with the goal of making sales. Yet once they came in, it took him by surprise. A part of him wasn't expecting that it would really happen.
I'm experiencing much the same thing now. The sales, the newsletter signups, all are humbling, knowing that I'm helping people in some way toward their goals. I've started gathering the names where I can see them to remind myself that what I'm doing isn't just dumping electrons into cyberspace, but helping individuals work toward their dreams.
I want to keep living up to that trust that people have placed in me.
Jeff
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