Bill Platt just came out with a WSO called “Kindle Krack Dealer.”

The sales thread ran into a small speed bump.

With the metric ton of Kindle WSOs flooding in, backlash is inevitable.. (I’m 99% certain that some of these are being produced by people who haven’t made a Kindle product in their life.) It’s a shame ‘ole Bill took some shrapnel for it because he does have a background in publishing.

At any rate, this is a good product with good ideas and an unfortunate title. My book is far from finished, and I need strategies. This was very helpful.

Richard

Kind of a bummer, the post I made about my first WSO (same as post below) got deleted from the forum without any explanation. I thought i was adding some value by talking about my experience. Sigh..

My main intention was to get something out the door. A friend asked “did you over deliver?” (our private joke about an overused phrase)  And I said “No, I got so frustrated trying to figure out technical errors I was lucky to just deliver.” The whole experience was nerve-wracking.

I set up a team of writers and had them write 10 PLR health niche articles. I added some useful reports as a bonus. 140$. I paid for WSO-PRO (money well spent,) and listing fee. Total spent: $220.

I launched Thursday morning and as of Sunday I sold one copy. It has now slipped past page 3…

There are probably a dozen reasons why not much happened: My low post count, sales copy might not have been the best, the timing of the launch, etc…

But I’m not unhappy. I made my first dollar (seven actually) and that puts me on the other side. I’ve read about people trying for years to make their first dollar.

The bright side: I shipped, I made money and learned a lot in the process. I got a bunch of affiliate offers. I’m getting incredible value from WSOPRO. I learned where I am deficient and have a better idea about what to do next…

Richard

I’m about to launch my first WSO. Yay for me. It’s a simple PLR pack I curated. We’ll see how it goes!

How many times have you read a blog that actually changed your life? Well, I can say that the writings of Seth Godin have had a tremendous impact on my life. More on that later, but first I want to share one of his best posts:

Seth’s Blog: The hidden power of a gift.

I realize it’s heresy to say it, but I can’t stand WordPress. I find it incredibly counter-intuitive. I’ve never felt so stupid because I have to go searching all over the net to figure out how to change one simple thing. I guess I’ve just been spoiled by systems that take at max three clicks to set up.

Hello world. My name is Richard Phillips and I hate my job. I am so tired of working for idiots. Thankfully I stumbled across Alex Jeffreys’ material and I am actually learning about how to provide value to people. I bought tons of Warrior Forum Special offers and many were not so special.