Hi, Linda
I'd go ask three or four of my friends that I've met through networking or other means to recommend it to the people on their mailing lists. Of course, I'd choose the three or four of my friends who have mailing lists that big, lol.
To prepare for that request I'd make sure I had a quality product of my own and would offer those friends a healthy commission in a joint venture arrangement. So of course I'd have to choose the friends whose subjects were close enough to mine to be a fit, otherwise they wouldn't want to share their customers.
Do I get an A? I actually learned this in one of those numerous ebooks that I bought over a year ago (from Shawn Casey, believe it or not). It made sense, but the solution was the tail end of a very long learning curve...you have to have the pieces in place before it will work. Not until I joined your forums and test group did I begin to understand the front end of that learning curve. The other thing I learned from that book, indirectly, and have become convinced of through observation, is that when you've done it once, you can do it over and over and it's easier each time.
Cheri
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