There's not enough hours ...
... in the days or the week to accomplish everything that needs to get done. But this week, thanks to many of you, I made great progress in plowing through the lessons and getting my first site up and running. Much more to do, but I can see the light (visitors? buyers?) at the end of the tunnel.
Many of you have helped greatly, even though you don't know it, through your blogs, live chat, responses to questions from others, and stuff on your own websites that I have viewed. In particular I was helped this week by:
- jaweda2k who posted last Sunday about his weekly plan results. If you missed it, it's worth a look. Don't miss checking out the link to his site either. Thanks James, your post lead me to create my own detailed written plan for the week, and this posting is the last item on the list!
- Shawn Martin was very helpful a few evenings ago when I was at a road block concerning changing domain names. He quickly checked out my problem and provided a simple, effective answer that solved the issue for me immediately. Thanks again Shawn.
- I needed to open a support ticket this week - my first one. I was pretty impressed when I received a response via PM directly from Carson less than 24 hours later. Now that's service.
- A few of you gave some specific comments and suggestions about my website during the week. I appreciate it and made a few design changes as a result.
So to those mentioned and many more, thank you very much for your support. When you post a blog or answer a question for one, you are doing it for all. What a great community.
On to the second half of Course 2 ....
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Hi Mike.
That's what makes WA special. People you don't know, who are trying to do exactly what you are doing, give up their time and knowledge, to try and help anyone who asks for help. A truly unique community in my experience - and one I'm really glad to be part of.
All the best, Mark
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Hi Mike, you can go leaps and bounds building a business here at WA. The right tools, the right methods, A lot of the trial and error has been worked through for us already.