Comments on: 1.25 Million Visitors To My Humble Collection Of Websites During 2009 – And Counting!

By: Darren

Darren — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:19:31 +0000

Hi George, I came across your blog whilst scanning for domains to purchase, what a cracking domain this is. I have subscribed to your book mailing list and I am quite looking forward to it, I am just in the throws of starting out for myself in the domain game, literally just starting collecting my first few names within the last month or so.

I would like to think that I’ll be in the first dozen of your target of a 1000 souls-to-save during the next twelve months. Would be nice to be able to pop back here and see how many souls are in the basket marked ‘SAVED’ occasionally, if you’re actually thinking of measuring it of course?

All of the above comments are so on the money, its the exact reason I’m here right now and all of the chains that you and Dean mention are such a reality, after 18 years in management my chains are bigger than most but I’m glad to say I’ve think (well I hope) that I’ve found the right bolt-cutters this time to break free.

Great site I’ll be coming back here for sure..

By: Gordon

Gordon — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 01:52:38 +0000

Hi, George, when did you start online business?.

I started one month ago and I’m up to 61 clicks and 8 listers………..then I read your statement……
1.25 million!, now I know where the customers are, got any to spare?

I have signed up for your book, I may be able to learn from a pro.

Regards, Gordon.

By: Dean

Dean — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:07:03 +0000

Hi George, that’s a really nice gesture! I’d be happy to proof read it for you if that would be any help. Email on it’s way…

By: George Marshall

George Marshall — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:21:03 +0000

1.25 mllon unique visitors sounds incredible to me too, but it is quite amazing how the numbers add up after a few years of plugging away.

Time is something that very few people value. It’s a theme that I develop in the book because for me it’s unbelievable that people sleepwalk into giving up 40 plus waking hours every week to wage slavery for year after year after year of their lives.

I also outline my own Plan B, something that I’ve never shared before, which I believe offers a genuine alternative to wae slavery. I think it will surprise a lot of people. I readily admit it isn’t an escape route for everyone, but at the same time know full well that thousands of people could be using it to escape the rat race.

The above wasn’t meant to be a sales pitch by the way – your comment about bosses deciding when you can see your kids struck a real chord with me and I agree totally with that sentiment. If you email me with your postal address, I’ll make sure you get a copy of the book as soon as it is available with my compliments. I’m certain it will help grow your business.

By: Dean

Dean — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:17:08 +0000

Hi, I’m looking forward to reading GOWYC, I signed up for the mailing list in October I think,knowing that you can never know enough in this industry. I’m sort of on the path to freedom, not making enough to live on, but December has been my best month so far. That is an insane amount of traffic (from where I am at least), especially considering you haven’t paid for it! I get what you mean about time though, that is the one thing we can’t get back once it’s gone. I see so many people rushing to work then rushing home, who believe that their on the right path, yet not realising they can only see their children when their boss lets them. I left my last job when they tried to push us into bringing a mobile phone for 24 hour support. It ‘wasn’t mandatory’, but I could see where it was going.