Thanks for your support. Good luck with your site as well.

BTW, does “getting ready to get-ready” mean you're in the research phase? If so, give yourself a pat on the back for accomplishing something and don't fall into that trap of “I haven't done anything until it's finished.” Every step is a goal and job well done. Celebrate it.

Also, I would sign-up for Disqus. It is another social media site were you can take your profile with you to all the sites that use it and gain friends and points and do reviews. It's very cool and I've seen a lot of big name sites going to it.

And I don't make anything from recommending it. At least I'm not signed up for their affiliate program.

http://www.disqus.com

Maybe I should take my own advice? hehehehehehe

Best,

Jeff

Thanks for your support. Good luck with your site as well.

BTW, does “getting ready to get-ready” mean you're in the research phase? If so, give yourself a pat on the back for accomplishing something and don't fall into that trap of “I haven't done anything until it's finished.” Every step is a goal and job well done. Celebrate it.

Also, I would sign-up for Disqus. It is another social media site were you can take your profile with you to all the sites that use it and gain friends and points and do reviews. It's very cool and I've seen a lot of big name sites going to it.

And I don't make anything from recommending it. At least I'm not signed up for their affiliate program.

http://www.disqus.com

Maybe I should take my own advice? hehehehehehe

Best,

Jeff

Great article — well-done!

All the best in your upcoming site launch.

Getting ready to get-ready to do similar, which is why I'm especially glad to read this!

<SIGH>

All the best!
Becky Cortino

Sorry I haven't been around for a while but I'm knee-deep in getting
a site ready for an early July launch.

I am following your feed in Google.

Believe me…I know about the funds thing. That's one of the reasons
I wrote the article because it had been weighing on my mind lately.
I've been spinning my wheels trying to do everything and just getting
disappointed.

I have selected at least one task that I will definitely not be doing
for this site at least initially.

How is your ebook working to build your list?

Jeff

I'm totally with you on this. It's the main reason I wrote the
article. It was a point that kept cropping up with the various guest
speakers on the Black Ink Project. The super-successful ones had a
team. And no, they didn't always have a team but they made building
one a priority and kept adding members as their income allowed.

One man or woman cannot do all that needs done in online marketing-
period.

Somehow, switching from Bloglines to Google reader I lost your feed.
I'm going to go get it now because I have some catching up to do on
you internet marketing advertising series.

I dugg the number 10 post and sent you a shout on digg too.

Jeff

I, for one, need to be reminded of this as I am constantly trying to do everything. I get so involved in things (trying to do every minute detail myself) that I eventually end up getting frustrated, burnt out, and passionless.

Your tips are very practical and to the point. Thanks for the reminder!

You really nailed this one. Your writing just gets better and better.

And your point is well-taken. I've been beating myself up lately because I DO try to do it all, but that's in part because one must either have the funds to pay someone else to pick up the slack, or find like-minded people who “play” at what we struggle with.

Your solution is so practical. Make lists a nd go from there. I love it!

I can do this.

Thanks for another great article. I stumbled and delicioused this one. Couldn't get Digg to take. I need to reboot, I think.

Deb Gallardo