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Comment on About Me by Fran Horvath

Fran Horvath — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:24:58 +0000

Hi Linda, found your info in war. forum – thanks for all the great energy and content.
if you don’t mind, please email me a sample mage site. Doesn’t matter how well
it is producing, just curious to see the finished product.
Thank you

Comment on WPMage Secrets by Victor Alderman

Victor Alderman — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 10:40:13 +0000

Great site Linda. I love the critique style. I have a question for anyone who is having problems with their Mage Master system. Can I buy it (pass the license from one to other, or membership)? Is that even possible?

Comment on What to do if eBay says No? by Mike

Mike — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 15:17:16 +0000

Hi,
I have asked until Dad said I said, ‘no’ and I mean ‘no’ so don’t ask again!
Is there any point in trying a different web site for consideration. If you looked at the URL you’d see it has everything- good ranking on a tough term, longevity, no ads, all the required sections- I am scratching my head. I really think whoever was getting my e-mails just kept churning out canned rejections until he said go away.

Comment on How to Get Approved by ePN by Tom

Tom — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 00:54:23 +0000

Nice post. Very helpful. I’m a new Mage subscriber and a little confused at the EPN approval process. I am trying to fully understand the EPN approval process so that I can get approved on the first attempt.

I would really appreciate it if you would look over my site, and give me some feedback once I’ve got it ready for submission. Do you charge for the review of a website?

Thanks,
Tom

Comment on Tools I Use to Enhance my WPMage blogs by Franklin Harris

Franklin Harris — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 13:11:51 +0000

LInda:

I hope you don’t mind if I comment here to Maria. I have been a business coach for many years. Sometimes the hardest job is to tell someone that they might not be best served going into business. Maria, when I read your first post here, I wanted to jump in to the computer and say “Wait don’t give up on Mage yet.” and that is from someone who just bought it.

I really appreciated Linda’s candor. She has said that her focus is not just the money but the ability to assist others and share some of her life with the world. Someone with thirty years of writing brings a much different outlook and set of tools to the party. Joomla, Drupal, Wordpress, XsitePro, Dreamweaver, and others are simply different ways of putting content on the web. Is one better than another? Only if you think so. Each and every one of them have a learning curve. And to go from someone who can put up a site to someone who is a master of their platform is not something to be taken lightly. True mastery takes diligence, practice, education and commitment, not to mention time. Oh wait I did mention time.

I had a neighbor who built a motorcycle from scratch. And it was a work of art and a magnificent machine, It only took him 2 and a half years of his spare time. I bought a used bike and was able to ride almost every weekend while he was building. I am sure that you could put together all the tools that would replace Mage. But I have used a number of the ones that you mention and have moved to more sophisticated, better supported, more in depth tools in a number of cases.

If there is one word of recommendation (and I am making this recommendation to me) DO IT! Whatever it is. Find a goal and achieve it. Then expand it. You have twenty sites. Are they making money? Staying strictly with the one product that you bought, not customizing it, just putting it to the test. If not call Greg on it. Ask him why it doesn’t do what he says. He seems quite willing to help and quite honest and reputable. Then when you have truly mastered that then if you want reinvent the wheel. But do it out of profit. When I chase a dream I never grasp what is right there at my feet because I am star gazing.

I wish you the best of fortune , not luck, because luck has always been fickle. But perseverance, a plan, and good information has brought me back many times.

Right now I am battling stage 4 kidney disease and am on dialysis every other day. I pay $1500 per month in meds that are not covered by insurance. This week I bought WPMage literally staking my life on it. I have made money here on the net, but not what I watched in the videos. If Greg can do it so can I. Because he has said that if I do what he is doing I will get similar results. And others have said they have achieved those similar results. So in the beginning if I make changes to what is being taught then I am doing my thing not what I bought and I will get my results not those similar to Greg’s.

Comment on How to Get Approved by ePN by Lynne Haynes

Lynne Haynes — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:31:44 +0000

Hello Linda:

Just coming on board with “The Mage” and am working through the forums, lots to read! One quick question on the EPN…..in #10 as I understand it the domain should be a public one (and not have the private registration on it) when it is submitted to Ebay for approval?
If one has to buy a new domain, and register if for 2years as per your comments, the only concern would be to get a domain that is related to a category from ebay, eg: rockjewelry.com,

thanks for your help,
cheers,
Lynne

Comment on Tools I Use to Enhance my WPMage blogs by Maria

Maria — Thu, 13 May 2010 03:00:47 +0000

Hello Linda,

How are you?

I read your post in the forum about integrating wpmage blogs on static html site. I think you mentioned that you use joomla and integrate wpmage blog on it.

How do you do that?

I have 20 wpmage sites and want to recreate them that blogs are on a folder /blog on a domain. What I understand in the forum, CPMage won’t allow it. Will I manually install wpmage before I can integrate a blog on a static html site?

Please help.

Thanks so much.

Regards,

Maria

Comment on WPMage Secrets by Brett

Brett — Thu, 06 May 2010 19:44:42 +0000

I am very much interested in purchasing wp-mage. I went to the site, and it appears as if it is not for sale right now.. Any idea as to when it may be available again for sale? Thanks in advance.

Comment on Tools I Use to Enhance my WPMage blogs by Emory

Emory — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 03:05:15 +0000

Good idea, it really is a snowball effect, if anyone has ever gone over simple compound economics the idea is simple but the returns are negligable until your snowball of sorts in this case number of mage sites is large enough and you begin seeing earnings. Once you see your first real earnings and begin to see the potential behind a site that earns even 50$ a year that took 2-3 hours to build, thgats 50$ a year, and after a few years that site has made you a few hundred dollars for those few hours of work. Most people burn out before they get that moment. Its all up hill from there because you have validated that if you put this much effort into it youll get this much out of it. At that point your efforts triple normally because you truly understand the power.

Comment on WPMage Secrets by Joseph

Joseph — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 18:02:25 +0000

Thank you so much for this great site. It’s very educational for newbies like myself. I’m getting my feet wet in this field called IM and moreover I also just became a member of WP Mage family. This site has really shorten my learning curve on this software. I’d be sharing my journey with WP Mage as the days unfold …

God Bless