Ed Dale Thinks I Suck at Internet Marketing…
November 9, 2007 · Print This Article
I hate spammers, but this one I found really funny!? At first glance, I actually thought that Ed Dale from the Thirty Day Challenge actually thought I sucked!
I must admit though they are pretty clever.? Just look at the email address used.? Someone actually took the time to find an existing site that has a domain name that can be easily mistaken as the Thirty Day Challenge.
Now if they would only put that energy to some good use rather than wasting everyone’s time, bandwidth, and resources with this sh~t.
~Shannon
LOL; Shannon; that was hilarious. It’s surprising to see that some morons have all the time in the world to come up with something like this.
You get a lot of that once you start becoming popular, some people just have nothing better to do with their time.
Shannon, I googled ed dale and this post came up and I’ve ended up perusing and really liking your site. thanks, Moe
Hi Shannon,
Ed Dales 30 Day Challenge was a great opportunity to learn the ropes of IM.
Just goes to show that your commenting on this spammer and the clever use of your headline has created some traffic for you. I believe that is one of the ideas that Ed Dale taught in his course.
@ Kris – They’re probably making a mint from this junk. Just lazy people who could care less about others just to make a dollar.
@ bLuefRogX – Yeah I’m sure I will…. I would hate to see how much though. I have one of my email addresses I’ve received 3000 spam emails in the last 30 days alone. Thanks to gmail which automatically detects 99% of them.
@Moe Kerr – Cool, thanks.
@Gaida – Yeah the 30 Day Challenge was awesome. I haven’t really done anything with the knowledge since the challenge, but I’ve been keeping myself as up to date as possible on the process they use.
Right now I have a couple projects that I want to get completed. I’m planning on getting back into the 30DC process again early in the new year. The hardest part I find is content. I’m a terrible writer, but I don’t have the money to outsource.
Since the challenge, I’ve been saving up the money I’ve earned online to get my computer upgraded. It’s like Ed said, you need the best tools for the job. My computer is really outdated at the moment and I can’t be as productive as I need to be. It just takes too much energy to start a project because the computer is just too slow. Once the computer is upgraded I should have a few extra bucks to start outsourcing some things.
~Shannon