I Need Your Input…
Hey guys, so many of you have been awesome and wrote in about your experiences using advice from my blog, or from the Rich Jerk & “Bring the Fresh”. Thanks so much!
I’m going to ask you to go a step further, if you feel compelled to do so.
If anything I’ve done online has helped you in ANY way – whether its stuff you found on this blog, or in relation to the Rich Jerk, or from our new Bring the Fresh video series, I would REALLY appreciate you calling in to the following number and leaving a message explaining where you were BEFORE you got my info, and where you were AFTER, explaining to your heart’s content how you got there.
Here’s the number: 1-800-609-9006 x 8819
I can’t tell you how much it would mean to me to get a recording of your success. I think it will help a lot of people.
In exchange for your time, please leave your phone number at the end of the recording, and I will personally call you for a chat, because I really want to talk to people who have had success!
Sound fair?
Thanks!
Kelly
Posted: February 2nd, 2010 under thanks.
Tags: feedback, kelly felix
Comments
Comment from Rory
February 2, 2010 at 8:45 pm
Hey Kelly just left you a quick message.
I really enjoyed your original rich jerk book and the “sneaky system” product. Also really enjoying this blog which has given me some very useful tips and strategies which I am implementing to great success.
Keep it up.
Best wishes
Comment from Rome
February 3, 2010 at 12:58 pm
I just put in my testimonial, hope it inspires you to keep on providing so much value. Good luck with Bring the Fresh and everything else you’re doing.
Comment from Nick
April 6, 2010 at 9:27 am
This is the only place I could find to ask a question. You don’t have a comment area on your other post pages. On the Just Do It page, which sounds very interesting and like it really is going to work, I want to know: you say to enter about three different pages of content on the blog then that is all you have to do for that one site. Don’t you have to keep on adding content to blogs or the search engines will no longer count them because they want new content? How can you only add different content 3 times to a site then just leave it expecting it to bring a steady stream of sales in?
Thanks,
Nick
Comment from Matt
February 2, 2010 at 5:06 pm
Hey Kelly!
I just left a message for you because I wanted to thank you for Bring the Fresh!
Today I got my first site listed in the top 10 of Google…and I only went “live” with the site 5 days ago!
(And that’s in a market with 135,000 competeing pages, broad match, and 9900 searches a month according to Google’s keyword tool! This is a major keyword and I’m already beating the big boys pants off!)
Thanks again Kelly!
And please keep brining the fresh!!!
Matt