Comments by Barry W. Morris

thanks for answering the questions.

Its not for me but I’m sure many will find it of benefit.

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20k? Yowza, you really do have the shutter bug

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You know a lot of people called Chris*

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also – wonder if you could put a ‘tweet’ this and a ’share this’ type link into these pages so that those who come across them can share them with friends via email/twitter – make them more viral!

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you’ve just done what I’d been pondering myself – I think it’s great. I’d been resisting linking to my archive because it just wasn’t branded well enough – but now…. here we go

Any chance of the ability to somehow publish it on our own website?

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I’m sure it will be awesome, always looks like a great event. I’m gong to be in Canada anyway so I did look, but it would have been too much of a rush this year

One of these years I will actually go (instead of just buying a ticket and a t-shirt), maybe next year.

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looking forward to hanging out Aaron!

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It would be cool to have a scientific answer but most people I talk to were profoundly impacted by Twitter and other social sites/services, and those changes are only increasing. When you look just at comments – conversations are mostly happening outside our blogs, from Twitter to FriendFeed and now Buzz. While Twitter has helped generate traffic, it also reduced my posting frequency. The link graph has been hugely affected because people Tweet instead of link, etc etc.

These tubes will never be the same. Good thing or no?

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Power of his mind, indeed. Brown-noser.

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I agree. Well, I agree until I stop agreeing.

Some people buy an hour of a life coach’s time and then dutifully apply what they’ve learned on their own.

Most people don’t.

I see the point you’re making made frequently, and a lot of would-be ittybiz owners decide not to create products or recurring programs for this very reason. But it’s a bit of a fallacy, thinking that other people feel X because we feel X, or even that they feel X because we believe it is theoretically possible for one to feel X.

Why do I have 12 tubes of mascara? I don’t know, but I do. It would have seemed pretty reasonable for a Chanel exec to say, “We don’t need to make a new mascara this season — everybody has way too much already.” Thank God they didn’t.

I had some very vocal complainers when I came out with SEO School saying that everything in the book was available online for free. Why wouldn’t people just research it if they wanted to know that badly? Well, people have their reasons. Same with Scribe.

In this case, I would imagine a lot of Scribe’s recurring customers will remain customers for insurance reasons. Yes, they’re smart enough to understand the precepts, but they’d rather pay the equivalent of a large pizza with delivery once a month to know that someone else has it covered for them.

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I will bet you ten shiny loonies he will not kick my ass, and here’s why…

Everybody with eyes in their head knows I know as much about Wordpress as you know about women. The fact that I even wrote this review in my own words and didn’t make him write it for me means:

1. He will not only not kick my ass, but

2. He’ll buy me a pretty new pair of Manolos for my birthday.

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Thanks for the link and the love… I’m glad it helped.

(And I loved your post about slow sellers. The yellow yarn thing is genius.)

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Thanks for the link and the love... I'm glad it helped.(And I loved your post about slow sellers. The yellow yarn thing is genius.)

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I agree with everything Paul has said so far in this thread. People are still coming to me saying they found me through interviews I did *years* ago. If I had only picked super stars to be interviewed by it would look pretty silly now. Everyone starts somewhere, and what is wrong with sparing 5 – 10 minutes out of your day to answer some questions, silly or not? Yes I get asked the same things all the time but that means I tend to have answers already to give them
Chris Garrett´s last blog ..Do you dare put down the mask?

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Now why would you go and say something like that in my hour of pain?

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