Fred,
This is an excellent video! Not onlys it professional and well polished, but it gets right to he point in a short amount of time! I like that you outlined the high-level steps for getting a blog setup…I think people will really appreciate this advanced notice of what to expect. And, the best part of what you’re offering, in my opinion, is the hands-on webinars you’ll be offering for the 4th edition of the course! I know they will be really helpful…I wish they had been part of he 1st edition of the course When I first created my website after taking the 1st edition of your course, I experienced many of the “roadblocks” you mentioned (i.e., too much time on things that weren’t as important as getting he site up and running). But, eventually, I did get it up….but, I’m certain that with the information you’ll be providing in the hands-on webinars, such delays will happen less and less. Congratulations on always finding more ways to enhance your courses…I’m sure your students will be verypleased with the results!

Take Care,
-Eric

P.S. Please keep your past students posted if you decide to allow them to sit in on some of the hands-on webinars! I would love to be a fly on he wall!

I am getting ready! Thanks for the pointers and encouragement!

i totally agree about using wordpress, i used to have a regular website and it was a real pain to maintain. wordpress is extremely well built and they constantly have comments popping up just to help out the user.

by the way i’m doing exactly what you’re talking about, i make artwork and i also have a passion for spreading the word about raw food, so i decided to combine the two. i’m working on an e-comic book about health.

i’m not making any money yet but i do enjoy it, it makes me a happier person.

Thanks, Frederic!

A nice kick in the butt for me!