Email Course Update - Content Development Underway, Website Coming Soon
I’ve developed a home study course on the usage of StumbleUpon to drive traffic to your website. This project is the account of my progress in developing and marketing that course. The course is now LIVE, is called Stumble Rush and you can enroll right now at http://www.stumblerush.com/.
Content Development Under Way
Last week I chose the name for the course, Stumble Rush and I registered the domain name and decided to use HTML pages to deliver the content. For the moment I am using WordPress to write the lessons as its easy to edit and very easy to insert links and graphics etc.
So far I have written the first two parts of the basic course. If you want to keep track of where I am with the content then have a look at the project page. I added the curriculum to it and I am striking through the lessons as they are done.
I’ve also made my first video! Well three actually… I’m on a roll now :) I’m finding it really handy to be able to knock up a quick video to explain certain things rather than try to use text and static graphics. Video allows me to show you how to do something, rather than just tell you.
Website Coming Soon
If you go to the site now all you will see is a default WordPress site and that’s all. I have finally signed up to Aweber so one of the first things I shall be doing is getting an opt-in form on the site to start capturing email addresses of anyone who may be interested. Obviously I won’t start promoting it until the site is finished but I may as well get used to managing the list. I’ll be blogging about my experiences with that.
I’ve ordered some graphics from Linda from eCoverSource who did the lovely cover for my WordPress ebook. She’s sent me some concept art, here’s a sneak peek:
Rather lovely I think :)
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Stumble it!
Dennis Edell
March 29, 2008
I know I for one can’t wait :) Just don’t feel like you need to rush anything. You have a really good idea here, so take your time for a high quality product…we’re not going anywhere ;)
Oh, I don’t know if it’s an English thing, but you may wanna use “knock-out” in place of “knock-up” LOL
Who luvs ya babe :)
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