Still Alive?.

I received an email a couple of days ago from a reader asking if I was still alive?, lol. The answer to that is yes(I think), but the reason for the lack of any new posts on Flopidle were due to me spending a lot of time putting the finishing touches on a new info product.

I have been knee deep in video creation and manually coding new webpages to complement the new project, which will hopefully be ready later next week all going well. This is very exciting and is also giving me plenty to work on rather than waste time browsing the web.

Another idea I want to implement with this product is to capture the entire process of how I launch it, I had the idea to keep records of the steps I will take good or bad while promoting this project, that way not only will I be able to learn from it, but I can also share it with the readers of this blog too.

As soon as I have everything 100% complete, I will then turn on the camera on myself to document just how far I can take this idea. It may even turn into an info product in itself?.

If you are following the SEO Case study I’ve been posting about don’t worry, I’ll be updating that over then next couple of days with the next part. And for followers of Operation Imac it’s not been a good week, I’ll post a longer update about it over the next couple of days too.

I’m hoping that once the new product is launched it will give Operation Imac the boost it needs, maybe I can still make the Sept 1st deadline. Whatever happens its going to be a close run thing, and I’m running out of options.

So yes I’m still here and still writing posts, but it gets very busy when putting the finishing touches on a product as well as working a regular job, I have to make sure the time I spend while at this computer is used wisely, and is always for the benefit of progress!;).

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