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[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Thanks Gordon,

These are great tips... Forged in the fire of experience!

I also like the shorter approach... It makes me realize how easy it is to be ovewhelmed... This way, you can absorb it and apply it!

For those who haven't subscribed yet, you can still get the first issue if you subscribe now... (see the following link)

http://www.sowpub.com/flylowcollectdoughhotline/

Best wishes,

Dien

Dien, who's got the time to do everything they want? No one.

We have the forum to expound, rehash, review, extrapolate and provide more detail.

I subscribed to dozens of newsletters, and guess what? I don't read any of them. They are so templated these days and mostly trying to sell stuff.

So, I'm keeping them to ten minutes when I dictate them. That may be 2 to 3 pages at the most.

As far as consulting time, my knee jerk response is, do it yourself. I don't have any interest in doing for other people, maybe WITH a few, very very limited time, unless they are either in the Publishing business, and/or in Hollywood/Entertainment. Then they get a little time.

As you know we've gotten busy with books and movies, TV shows and me trying to use my marketing know how in these very shark infested waters.

So, it only makes sense to respond, which is what the UPDATE HOTLINE IS all about. The list generated so far has many familiar names on it and it contains a lot of expertise. If they choose to share any new info, that would be great for all.

Example, new HOT item, 3D signs, not really new, but technology, especially the sophistication of digital printing, and we have a leader in the industry here in Akron with http://www.simplycolorlab.com/ one of the fastest growing companies in Ohio. The things they do are amazing.

Finding early adapters and ground floor ops is something I hope comes out of the fly low updates.

Short, sweet, a quick read with hopefully the topics asked for.

Gordon