Comments on: Perfection is the Poison of Profitability http://www.exponentialprograms.com/internet/blog/perfection-is-the-poison-of-profitability/ Lead Generation Tips And Ideas For Internet Marketers Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:20:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Tania McGregor http://www.exponentialprograms.com/internet/blog/perfection-is-the-poison-of-profitability/comment-page-1/#comment-383 Tania McGregor Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:09:58 +0000 http://www.empowernetinternetmastery.com.au/blog/?p=194#comment-383 I too look forward to meeting Dan,another South Australian, for goodness sake at such an event. It is the No Staff and shoestring budget that tells me that Marc has something to share that I want to learn. It is my gross ignorance on so many levels with emails that horrifies me fills me with some trepidation that I will need to overcome that attitude before I arrive. I am fascinated my the word Focus because in my work it is vital. It has to do with 'showing up' or being present. Focus has two aspects that must work together for us to be integrated. One is the attention to detail which Dan noticed and the other, equally important the ability to keep perspective and hence to comprehend. Marc demonstrated both aspects in his response. Thank goodness he makes mistakes otherwise how would he and we learn? Thank you Tania McGregor PS Marc also loves Apple Macs and so for once I can talk to someone who will not say "Oh you have a Mac." I too look forward to meeting Dan,another South Australian, for goodness sake at such an event. It is the No Staff and shoestring budget that tells me that Marc has something to share that I want to learn. It is my gross ignorance on so many levels with emails that horrifies me fills me with some trepidation that I will need to overcome that attitude before I arrive.
I am fascinated my the word Focus because in my work it is vital. It has to do with ‘showing up’ or being present. Focus has two aspects that must work together for us to be integrated. One is the attention to detail which Dan noticed and the other, equally important the ability to keep perspective and hence to comprehend.
Marc demonstrated both aspects in his response. Thank goodness he makes mistakes otherwise how would he and we learn?

Thank you
Tania McGregor

PS Marc also loves Apple Macs and so for once I can talk to someone who will not say “Oh you have a Mac.”

]]> By: Dr Marc Dussault http://www.exponentialprograms.com/internet/blog/perfection-is-the-poison-of-profitability/comment-page-1/#comment-380 Dr Marc Dussault Mon, 17 Nov 2008 05:39:14 +0000 http://www.empowernetinternetmastery.com.au/blog/?p=194#comment-380 Dan, Thanks for getting back to me. In my Internet Website Wizard Wisdom series of lessons, I have a one-week series that explains over 37 strategies that can be used. Each one has pros and cons, but as you explain can help to get more e-mails through the filters. As you've confirmed your interest with Gulliver today, I look forward to meeting you in person at the event! Onward and upward! Marc P.S. If you've noticed - I left the typo that you highlighted - it's not worth going back to fix it... That's the whole point of NOT AIMING for perfection and ACCEPTING it and even embracing it. P.P.S. If you're reading this and are amazed that Dan's become a client - you need to come to our events and/or join one of our programs so that we can help you get more people to willingly, and happily become your clients. Sincerity, honesty and authenticity are key. Dan made my day with his first e-mail and I hope I have made his day with my response. I know I will make his YEAR when he attends the event. I know that's a bold statement, but I KNOW that he said "Attention to detail is hard-coded into his genetics" that's an AWESOME place to start a transformation. I also know that he's ALREADY contributed and created a 'valuabke' post [now I am teasing him!] for you to learn from. Can you imagine how much fun we're going to have?!?! I'm looking forward to it! Click on the URL below to join us. http://www.EmpowernetInternetMastery.com.au/millionaire Dan,
Thanks for getting back to me.

In my Internet Website Wizard Wisdom series of lessons, I have a one-week series that explains over 37 strategies that can be used. Each one has pros and cons, but as you explain can help to get more e-mails through the filters.

As you’ve confirmed your interest with Gulliver today, I look forward to meeting you in person at the event!

Onward and upward!
Marc

P.S.
If you’ve noticed – I left the typo that you highlighted – it’s not worth going back to fix it… That’s the whole point of NOT AIMING for perfection and ACCEPTING it and even embracing it.

P.P.S.
If you’re reading this and are amazed that Dan’s become a client – you need to come to our events and/or join one of our programs so that we can help you get more people to willingly, and happily become your clients.

Sincerity, honesty and authenticity are key.

Dan made my day with his first e-mail and I hope I have made his day with my response. I know I will make his YEAR when he attends the event.

I know that’s a bold statement, but I KNOW that he said “Attention to detail is hard-coded into his genetics” that’s an AWESOME place to start a transformation.

I also know that he’s ALREADY contributed and created a ‘valuabke’ post [now I am teasing him!] for you to learn from.

Can you imagine how much fun we’re going to have?!?!

I’m looking forward to it!

Click on the URL below to join us.

http://www.EmpowernetInternetMastery.com.au/millionaire

]]> By: Dan Schulz http://www.exponentialprograms.com/internet/blog/perfection-is-the-poison-of-profitability/comment-page-1/#comment-379 Dan Schulz Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:30:25 +0000 http://www.empowernetinternetmastery.com.au/blog/?p=194#comment-379 Hi Marc, thanks for your no-fluff reply. [you spelled valuabke (valuable) wrong - I'm just teasing now] I knowingly used the 'marketEEr' syntax. It doesn't always have a derogatory connotation however your first email did make me feel that someone was hastily trying to get at my credit card. Your honest reply gives me some reassurance that you are paying attention to your clients and is keeping my interest in your course afloat. Incidentally, there are ways to use all the juicy marketing phrases and layouts without triggering a spam filter. Your response rates will tell you whether that is something deserving further attention. Also, I checked the source code for your email and that first link uses the following anchor: http://cp20.com/Tracking/t.c?23E9-2YlW-5Vuy56 which even if you plug it straight into a browser goes nowhere. I'm sure you've now fixed that however. I look forward to meeting you one day. Respectfully, Dan. Hi Marc, thanks for your no-fluff reply.

[you spelled valuabke (valuable) wrong - I'm just teasing now]

I knowingly used the ‘marketEEr’ syntax. It doesn’t always have a derogatory connotation however your first email did make me feel that someone was hastily trying to get at my credit card.

Your honest reply gives me some reassurance that you are paying attention to your clients and is keeping my interest in your course afloat.

Incidentally, there are ways to use all the juicy marketing phrases and layouts without triggering a spam filter. Your response rates will tell you whether that is something deserving further attention.

Also, I checked the source code for your email and that first link uses the following anchor: http://cp20.com/Tracking/t.c?23E9-2YlW-5Vuy56 which even if you plug it straight into a browser goes nowhere. I’m sure you’ve now fixed that however.

I look forward to meeting you one day.

Respectfully,
Dan.

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