06/29/2006 |
My office has been under siege for the past two days and it looks like a horde of English World Cup soccer fans were parked here.
Ever since I released my Internet Business Manifesto, the phone has been ringing non-stop, Sheila my assistant has walked off the job three times because people insist on talking to me about the contents of the manifesto, and Debbie the secretary has told us we’re getting more calls coming in than the call center up stairs.
And to really top things off, my wife and daughters saw what was going on and high tailed it over to the other side of Florida for a “girl vacation.”
Our Alexa ranking is a cool 492 today and over 16,612 people have downloaded the manifesto.
It’s been one of the hottest topics on the Warrior Forum and I’ve been getting rave reviews from people like John Reese, John Carlton, Jim Edwards, and many more.
Here’s what Jim Edward’s told his list:
“Most people don’t know this, but 18 months ago I was so stressed out… strung out… and just plain tired, I was ready to quit the Internet at the “height” of my career…
All I did was work, sometimes 16-18 hours a day for days on end… and there was absolutely no end in sight. Yeah, I was making a good living, but my organization sucked and I was trying to do everything myself…
Then I met a guy who helped me understand that I was in charge of a *business* — not the “one-man band” that was getting ready to put me into an early grave. He is one of the main reasons I stayed online and now have a REAL organization that is growing by leaps and bounds with each passing month!”
Then, my server crashed briefly under the number of people trying to get their hands on the report. Let’s just say my bandwidth bill isn’t going to be cheap.
Plus, Dan my right hand man has found hundreds of bloggers from all corners of the web, discussing the manifesto and declaring it “the most important report to be released in years.”
Another one of my assistants, Kate, tells me there are thousands of people emailing me asking questions about the manifesto.
People are asking me what I’m going to be presenting at the Dan Kennedy Infomarketing Summit, and my new partners at the 300 million dollar company I’m working with are wondering why they can’t get through to me.
At one point, 17 people were opting in every second.
No wonder it’s so crazy around here.
But I’m not done. People have been begging me for more details about my strategies.
So I’m going to actually let you create the content for the follow up to the Internet Business Manifesto.
Here’s what I’d like you to do…
Answer the following question…
Q: After reading the manifesto, what is the one thing that you think will prevent you from achieving success similiar to that of my clients?
I’m preparing a video you should expect to see in your email box in the next few days. In it, I’ll try and answer some of
your questions.
I feel like Noah trying to hold back the flood…
Rich