What Makes You Read Me?
July 1st, 2012
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Author: Hi everyone! I just got the sweetest email. I won’t say who wrote it but y’all have told me this before and I thought it’d make a great blog post because people DO want to know how I do it. I’ll tell you what I think and then you say – after all, you’re the ones doing it! LOL
Tiffany I need your help! In an attempt to build a list (as a future project), I’d like to build a very strong relationship with my readers. When I think of a strong relationship with readers I think of you. Do you have a couple tips you could pass on to poor ol’ me? They’d be super appreciated.
I guess mainly in regards to the emails you send… I mean they’re some of the only that I read… the other lists I’m on I rarely read the message.
1. Think about why you DO read me.
What is it that makes you not only open my emails but maybe do more than just scan?
2. I don’t just promote. I share.
How often do you see me send out an email that says, (read this with your best loud used car salesman TV commercial voice in mind) “You have GOT to see this BRAND spanking new TOOL I just found! It’s amazing! It’s revolutionary! It’s like marketing on steroids!”
How about … never? I don’t just promote, period. Not even for dear friends. I buy and review products and share my thoughts, irritations, and excitement with you. BIG difference.
3. I protect my list.
Never ever JV with scumbags and share all the behind the scenes stuff that goes on – sure, it gets messy sometimes but oh well! That’s life. They can’t just think of you as all sunshine and unicorns. I don’t trust people who are positive with every email. They NEVER have any frustrations to share? Then they’re like the Stepford marketer and I want nothing to do with them.
4. Don’t be one dimensional.
I know there have been a few people drop off who said they didn’t a crap about my chihuahua (Little Red Riding Dog here to the left) or what I’m cooking for dinner, but I’m glad to see those people go. I personally have the philosophy that if I’m learning from someone, I have to trust in who they are.
I like to know the overall person – it helps me size up ethics. I like to know if someone’s married, sad, feeling lazy, etc. That’s just ME – and if I’m like that, then there must be others. Just makes people more real when you get a glimpse into their real life.
For example, y’all know I live in my childhood home, that I’m working my butt off to pay for my kids’ tuition, which is more than college, that I’m a vegetarian – even that I’ve had marriage woes.
Why do I personally share all that?
You’re my friends. I’m a hermit. I got really sad when Cynthea (a regular here) emailed me to say she’d gotten a real great job and was moving on – but that she loved me still! I will miss her. I mean I am tearing up right this second writing that. How dorky am I?
I don’t care. That’s who I am. I care about people I’ve never met thousands of miles away – because they’re my friends.
That’s how I relate to my list.
Maybe my subscribers will help you more by answering below. Maybe they’ll have other tips from others they follow, too.
And there’s a discussion going on here about the same topic where I’m being discussed about this and others are sharing their opinions, too. As you’ll see, some love that style, some don’t. I’m cool with that. I love my people – the rest can go elsewhere.
Tiff 
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Haha – you’re indeed sweet Tiff. Whoever sent you that message would certainly be very happy with the lengthy, informative, and kind response.
Tons of extremely wonderful tips here.
I hope so Ross! Hope others chime in with good tips or reasons
Hi Tiff, you’ve absolutely hit the nail on the head (your wharts’n'all writing is addictive
John Carlton is probably the only other marketer out there that I actually ‘look forward’ to receiving his E-mails as he delivers the same ‘crusty’ stuff in his blog posts. (though not that regular) It does feel like you’re sat in the same room drinking a cup of coffee with you both – and long may it continue
Pete.
Ha! Love it Pete. I can accept being crusty. LOL
Just wrote a reply and my DUMB SELF pressed some keys and it all went BAM! Lost it! Yeah, I was telling you how much I like to hear about your chihuahua, your cooking, what’s the weather’s like in Texas, what time you wake up…call me nosy lol, but I really like that friendly rapport you build with us through your email! This is a wonderful example of what list building and blogging should be! What I love is that we don’t get the usually spammy content – click the link- kind of thing! Please DON’T STOP and keep on giving us glimpses of your life! I’ll be FOREVER grateful to you for all the things I learnt from you! Plus, I am getting a good friend named Jeni lol from MO- do you know here? lol, we tweet several times a day to check our progress and help each other spread the words about our budding businesses! Did you know that I check your blog several times a day and sometimes I read the new post before I get the email you send…and I feel priviledged! lol!! Your teaching (GWC) + all the rest have really changed the way I see IM- and my life too and I am ssssoooooo glad and grateful to you! Have a great day! Yoan xxxx
Yoan I LOVE getting to know you! Makes me want to visit France and gave a fun day out w/you – I’ll bring Jeni! LOL
Typos, typos, typos in my replies! Hey, it is early morning in Europe and I am writing from my bed, trying not to spill my coffee!…and I drink it with a straw..here is a bit about my crazy life! hahaha!Next, rolling out of it and hitting the floor probably!!!!
Ha! Dylan (my son) drinks through a straw too – better for your teeth!
Hi Tiffany,
My name is Muhsin & this is my first time visiting your
blog. I am really glad to read this post to find out that
there are other people out there who are willing to share
a little bit about their life to their list.
I write the same way to my list & I am glad that I am not
alone.
Anyway I just subscribed to your list. Hope that we can
be friends.
Hi Muhsin! Nice to meet you
Welcome to the blog family – it’s a great group here. Always glad to get to know personable marketers 
I love your openness and sharing. When you talk about a product it’s like a good friend who thinks like I do is making the recommendation or sharing a great secret.
Don’t ever stop!
Deborah
Thanks Deborah! I won’t!
Tiffany, if you stop writing about who you are and what you’re up to today, I’ll be unsubscribing. I did that with someone who started out being so open and engaging then just started sending me little emails with a “you won’t believe what I did”…which meant they had just become the front-man for another rip-off. Little did they know I’d gotten three more of the same WSOs in the same email acct. Every single one advertising the same Bright Shiny Object. I read you because you are you. Don’t change.
Ah seen those, unsubscribed form them myself!
Hi Tiffany,
I look forward to your emails and usually read them all even if I don’t always comment on the post. I like that you are informative, funny and real.
~Alice
Thanks Alice
Hi Tiffany
Hey I am a little more private myself, just the way I was
raised I guess
But I really enjoy your emails and all. I love your
honesty and integrity so for my money just keep
it like it is.
Keep on trucking
Dale
And that’s fine too Dale – it’s all a matter of what you feel comfortable with and what you want from others
There is no right or wrong way.
I read you because you respect my intelligence and my time. You never send me the same old trite, insincere stuff too many others do. You share your life at an extraordinary level of truth, and you do so with style. You review products honestly, explain (with integrity) when you change your mind, and you include us in your adventures.
We understand your background, your interests, and the context of what you tell us. You’re three-dimensional.
Few others in IM accomplish that so gracefully, and far less understand the importance of it.
Yea! What a great compliment Eibhlin! Thank you!
There are three reasons that I read your emails:
1 You always have something of value to offer
2 Your style, including the personal stuff, is much more believable than the “professional” folks who just sell,sell,sell,sell,sell.
3 You stick your neck out for what you believe. Not many will do that
I’m glad you will keep going and let the detractors go to other places.
Thanks Bill me too. Eeew what if I caved just to churn and burn my list? How gross. If I ever do that, y’all assume I’ve lost my mind and contact the white coats for me.
Hi Tiffany,
I love, love getting your emails and hearing about your life and what you’re up to. It’s such a nice personal touch. I won’t even hold it against you that you’re a conservative and I tend to be more of a bleeding heart liberal – LOL! But, in all seriousness, those who don’t appreciate your email style can go elsewhere. As the song goes, we like you “Just the way you are”!
Beth
Ha! I like that
I try not to be overly political although I do get riled up from time to time. You can imagine me lately. LOL!
Hey, I like reading about your life, family, dog (prefer cats myself), meals etc. Don’t stop. I like building relationships and trust comes from that.
I think Yoan above is the same Yoan that is doing some writing for me at present. We have been emailing for over a week now and he knows plenty about me and he shared some stuff too. I like him but like him more now I know he comes on here. He sort of endorsed himself by being a Tiffany Dow follower. Only good people post here and follow Tiff.
Well there ya go Yoan – spread the word. LOL! Thanks Jean
Hey Tiff,
I have been a bit ‘quiet’ lately (well quieter than usual that is)
I have not seen the thread you mentioned in the Warrior Forum, but for me… I nearly always will at least have a quick read through your emails…
Why? mmmm…
You are a ‘real’ person, who shows they care not just about your immediate family, but also about your readers.
What you share about your daily life, for me, builds trust. You treat your readers (and customers) like friends, like you value them etc.
I don’t really understand people who would not at least get that… even if they don’t care about your personal life!
For me, that just tells me they don’t ‘care’ period… about others. Perhaps they will be some of the ‘unscrupulous’ marketers of the future…
When you listen to a friend, you may not be hugely interested in every thing they want to tell you about, but because you care about them, you listen, and you care about what they have to tell you, because they care enough to ‘confide’ or ‘share’ things with you…
That’s real life, and so to get back to the beginning, how you communicate and what you share, makes you real and trustworthy.
Plus, the fact that you will speak the truth about things going on online, and you won’t ‘overlook’ dishonesty and those who would ‘rip’ people off, just so you can profit yourself.
So you are real, you care, you have values and ethics and are consistent with them, you look out for your ‘friends’/'readers’ and you provide value…
Oh… you will actually answer emails, so you care enough to do that too.
There is probably more, but I think you get the idea, even if it is not exactly ‘original’.
You apply ‘long term’ thinking and don’t sacrifice that for ‘short term’ profits, as many do.
Keep it up Tiffany, the good and the maybe not so good… that what makes you a real person, and that is why I read your emails and check out your posts, nearly every time!
I don’t think I do that as consistently with anyone else…
Lynne
Yeah I feel the same way Lynne
Thanks for being here. I appreciate it.
Hi Tiff -
All I can say is I read every word of every e-mail you send. Why? Because I learn something each and every time. You actually make me feel like I can do this, or I could try that and see success one day.
You don’t promote and do all that JV crap that I hate. I will never do it, either.
Your honesty is so refreshing and it is so nice to read something REAL and KNOW that it’s real.
I love hearing about your struggles because we all have ‘em. I love hearing about your successes even more because I am truly happy for you and anyone else who works hard and reaps the rewards!
People are entitled to their opinion, but I think you are doing everything just right!
Thank you Mary. I appreciate it
Hi Tiffany, your emails are the one I read entirely, and this is the best thing for the time you put in every work you do.
You are the unique person for which I always find time to read all. And it is always a pleasure.
You are great!
See you soon,
Alessandro
Aww thank you Alessandro!
Hi Tiff,
I didn’t realize when I started ‘reading’ you that I would get so hooked! I love hearing your point of view and what you are up to, what’s gone right, what hasn’t – it’s a bit like a catch-up time over a cup of coffee.
I guess one reason is because you are so normal, but very successful, and I often tell myself, “if Tiff can do it, I can do it!”
One thing being on your list has definitely done is show-up those who only ever email to sell something. when I realized the difference, I unsubscribed to loads of people.
I can finally see the right way and the wrong way to ‘build a list’ – being up front and personal is definitely the winner!
Hey Olive! Normal? Ha!
~ Just teasing. I get it.
That’s an interesting topic for the Warrior Forum to discuss – must be a slow news day.
The reason your emails are the first I click on is that you are so personable and not pushing for a sale right up front. Most of the time you have us click on a link to a post such as you did for this post while most others hit us up front with their latest offer.
You do at times let us know of the latest PLR, especially when you are running a sale, but that’s a different type of post and I think most of us realize that.
Also, I can choose whether to watch your video’s about your kids and pet, or wait until later when I have more time. But, at least I have the option, and it keeps your posts interesting and relatable.
You also provide teaching, clarification of what is going on in the online world, reviews, etc. You never seem to send out an email or create a blog post just to fill up space – always something going on that we may, or may not, have been aware of or need to know about.
All in all, don’t change a thing. I really do click on your links first!
Well email marketing is a good topic – and needed – since so many get the churn and burn advice. Thanks Edie
Are you kidding me? It’s why I always open a mail from Tiffany Dow…I’m a hermit also, especially as I’m currently living in a foreign country and I just love knowing what you’re getting up to and sharing your life. Thanks for sharing Tiff and don’t stop being you.
Thanks Sharon
I may get kicked out of WF because I just posted there. lol…don’t ever change your style. One of those people (I checked out their website)who had the most and worst to say had one comment. ‘Nuff said.
Hmmm could it be a fluffy animal? LOL! I noticed that once. Big mouth with nothing but hot air coming out of it.
Miss Tiffany,
I enjoy reading your e-mails and blog, personal stuff included.
If you miss a day (rarely), I think to myself, “What’s wrong with Tiffany. Hope it’s nothing serious.”
Keep ‘em coming!
Mel
LOL Mel you know what’s funny? If I go 2 days, people do start emailing to find out what’s wrong. Love that! Such good friends
Let’s see….
1. You share personal stuff with us so it makes me feel like I know you as well as my offline friends (even better than most of them actually).
2. Because I feel like I know you, I can “watch” you work (and not feel like a stalker)
3. When I watch how you work, and you share your frustrations and actual thoughts, I see that you’re going thru a lot of the same stuff I am…so I feel like ‘yeah, I can still do this & become successful online like Tiff!’
4. When you let us know that yes, life interferes, but you can still be successful… I keep following knowing that my “life” won’t stop me.
5. If I knew less about you, my son wouldn’t have a reason to regularly tell me to “get a room”!
Keep sharing Tiff….screw the haters on Warrior!!
LOL to #2 Debi
#3 I was missing – no one else seemed to be going through stuff so I felt stupid. Thank God Craig calmed me down.
Well, you were missing #3 because friends don’t tell friends who are going thru a tough time that they’re having a tough time too?!
I’m guessing you get more of the “I’m having a tough time” emails on the days that your own emails are upbeat and positive. Much easier to lean on a friend when they’re having a good day (unless of course they like ice cream too…then it’s pity-party central till the whole half gallon’s gone!) LOL
Ah true. When I was learning the ropes nobody ever made it sound like they struggled. Everything was sunshine and unicorns. lol
From one hermit to another, I love your emails. They are are a mix of all things from personal to here is some help for you cause I know you need it.
One IM got really pissed off at me cause I wrote and asked him to stop doing the copy/paste thing. I hate getting the exact same sales pitch from 5 different IM’s.
I’ve bought a couple of your products because I know from the way you write your emails that the product is going to very helpful and worth the money and I have been 100% satisfied.
I do feel sorry for you living in Texas though:) My Vietnamese brother-in-law moved from Canada to Texas and he complains about the heat all the time. Hmmm having been born in Nam you would think he knows heat. I would die if I lived there. I am a cold weather person.
Regards,
James
Oh I do too – hate it when someone sends me a pitch to use and I’m like, “What’s this?” They should know me before giving me cut and paste – it instantly tells me they don’t know if their product is right for my list, so I don’t promote. I love normal heat (even 90s) but the consecutive 100 degree days wear thin. lol
You have answered every one of my emails. It’s as simple as that. One time I sent you an email, and it took like…??? four hours for you to respond? I started thinking there was something wrong because you usually answer within an hour or so, many times within minutes.
Because I know there is a person behind every email you send.
In a nutshell, that is why I read your emails. Because you take the time to communicate. It must drive you bonkers to read some of the things I have sent to you, but you still answered. Thank you Tiffany.
4 hours? I must’ve been busy. LOL! Not bonkers Eldon – love getting to know you.
Hi Tiff!
I realized the other day when you mentioned IPK that I have been following you for over a year.
Time flies, my friend.
You are professional and personable and that makes you stand out. I can’t think of anyone else who shares the way you do.
My friends are getting to know you, too. You don’t know how many times I say I’m working on something I learned from Tiffany – and they know who I’m talking about – ha.
Plus, you are a Texan:) They just don’t think like the rest of the country.
Love & Hugs from CA
Pat
Yes it does Pat! So glad you put up with me
I hear that a lot – friends or family know who I am. Texans do it bigger and better 
Don’t change a thing. You have a loyal following BECAUSE you share, not despite the sharing. After all the guru stuff about how rich and famous they all are and how they just do one little thing and make millions, it is so refreshing to see someone who actually shares something that actually sounds like something we could all hope to achieve. The personal stuff. . .hey, it shows us that there is a real person and not just a wizard behind the curtain. We like you just the way you are.
Do not look behind the curtain, Rasby! (you might see my ugly brown pillows lol).
Hey Tiff!
I do enjoy knowing how you’re doing and what you’re up to beyond business. I’ve taken to writing a brief non-business something in the opening of my emails as well because when I just write the business stuff it sounds too stiff to me.
Now, I’m not yet comfortable sharing some of the more personal, really hard stuff that’s happened in my life since starting my business, but I admire that you do!
Thanks Tiff
Glad you’re starting to as well!
based on results, it works, so why mess with success:) just my 2 cents.
I’m not! lol
Tiffany,
Don’t EVER stop being you. That is why we read you, and yes, we even look forward to receiving your emails. We love you in the good times, the not-so-great and of course the wonderful times. It is nice to know that you go through the same mood swings we do and especially that you do not pretend to be the ever-perfect internet marketer. Thank you for being you!
Thanks Holly – that’s why I share. It’s not always smiles
Hi there,
LOVE the picture of your dog. What a cutie.
This is an interesting subject. Not sure why some certain people have to be so hostile about it, and insult people. Certainly not going to trust her for information.
I like your sharing with everyone. I think when I first started reading your posts, I didn’t pay so much attention to the personal stuff in the beginning, but then after I read what you offer and some of your products, I began to trust you.
After the trust was started, then the personal sharing stuff becomes more interesting.
I’m glad you don’t give a honey badger about what they say…because it’s none of their beeswax.
Rock on honey badger!
Mary K
lol Rock on Mary!
Tiff,
Your sharing who you are sets you apart from other marketers. When I first started out in internet marketing, one of the first things my mentor taught me was “my story marketing” which is basically attraction marketing.
When people relate to you they want to know you. It’s just like being in high school, you weed out people in the crowd and become friends with someone who’s similar to yourself. Out of hundreds of girls, you might find just one.
What people don’t realize is that you don’t sell things by selling them, not online anyway. Online, you sell yourself first and the rest falls in place.
What I think WE ALL (I think I can speak for others on this one) are looking for is the HUMAN side of marketing. We don’t want to be sold to by some millionaire guru. We want to know that others are having the same struggles that we are. We want to see that others can rise above problems in life and be successful.
When you walked off your job when finding out your son had RSV is something that happens in REAL life. It’s something that we can relate to. No matter how old we become, we still need camaraderie. We still need to feel like we belong to something big, something important, and something that makes us a part of something bigger than ourselves.
I love your blog and I love how you’re so open to any and everyone. You have a quality that far surpasses marketing. IMHO, you’re not marketing to us, your simply sharing who you are and we’re along for the ride, and every now and then we buy stuff
Cynthia
Hey Cynthia!Thank you for saying that
Tiff as so many have already said, don’t change. I love your emails and read your posts because I know each time I am reading about a real person, one who has ups and downs just like me. I know that I’m going to learn something from each post, even if it’s reinforcing something I already know and understand or finding something completely new. I admit to being around 3 days behind on the Kindle review because (a) it’s not on my horizon at the moment and (b) I’ve been away from the computer for a couple of days doing stuff for me (for a change). I will go back and read the rest of the reviews and when my priorities change I’ll purchase through your link and implement the way you have taught us.
I’m different however in that I save your blog posts to read till last so I know I’ll be starting my workday with a smile and in a great mood. Albeit a little late after reading 60+ comments!
What a great compliment – thanks Kathy!
Ditto to what Cynthia D. so eloquently wrote. I love your personal and human touch the most and that you so generously share your knowledge. I have learned so much from you and am really grateful. I feel like I have a personal mentor in a way who is approachable and available to answer my questions.
The world for the most part can be quite impersonal so it’s great when we get to feel connected on our life journeys even though miles and miles separate us … me way up here in Montreal and you down there in Texas (it’s been really hot here too). Basically, I’m just partial to dealing with special people like you as the others are a dime a dozen.
Thanks Antoinette! Try staying cool. It hasn’t been as bad here the last 2 days – kinda funny when the upper 90s is a cool wave
I have un-scribed to about 3 dozen lists in the last month or so. I got tired of feeling like the ‘Fish In a Barrel’. To just be targeted as the latest FOOL to (hopefully) purchase some new SHINEY-GLITTERING internet marketing non-sense.
I’ve remained on three ‘interesting’ lists. Tiffany ( for reasons obvious ), a fellow from College Station Tx and my old marketing buddy from Oklahoma.
Just to know Tiffany…how’d the spaghetti sauce turn out? Love the personal touch in your e-mails !!!!!!!!
It was delish and I’ll be doing a blog post somewhere about it. Need a home for my veggie stuff LOL – a bit too spicy – I went nutty w/the Tabasco sauce. Yikes! But I’m Texan – I can handle the heat.
I like your personal style too. You come across as honest and trustworthy, and not just out to sell stuff. I moved away from content marketing earlier this year, and I unsubscribed to nearly all the IM lists I was on (which wasn’t a lot really). But I kept yours simply because I enjoy reading it, and your blog. We may not be working on the same type of stuff – I’m doing graphics work these days – but I relate to most of what you write, and find your blog inspiring, especially now you’re focusing on areas other than pure marketing too. There is a nice friendly feeling of community here.
I LOVE my community here. Glad to have you here Cat
What makes me read ya?
It’s my morning tea break – who else would I read? I am an internet hermit so I love the family sharing etc.
Any learning is a bonus!
Yikes if I didn’t read you I might have to turn the radio on!!
Mind you if you start Radio Tiff I’ll tune in!
Alex
What an honor Alex, seriously!
I read you because you are smart and savvy lady. You tell us about yourself and your life…warts and all. You’re not someone pretending to be living a perfect life. You sometimes have problems, you sometimes have doubts, you worry about your kids, you get busy cooking for your family, and sometimes you get your knickers in a right old twist!…Just like me.
Please don’t change!
Oh I twist my knickers, don’t I? LOL! I won’t change
Hey Tiff!
I’m not in your niche, nor am I very interested in it, but I have been a subscriber for a long time now because I love your style! And I learn more about marketing from your posts than I do from the so-called experts in the field. Not to mention the occasional chuckle and the “awww” response your adorable doggie always elicits from me!
Keep up the great work – I’ll keep reading!
Lynne
Thanks Lynne – she is awwwwdorable, isn’t she? I know, I shouldn’t quit my day job for the comedy circuit. lol
Tiffany, I don’t comment much but this time I have to put my two cents in. Thank you for sharing everthing with me. Your family, your good times and bad, Honey, your knowledge. I think you are one fearless woman. You have encouraged me to stay in this crazy online pursuit of an income. I don’t second guess when you offer advice or recommend a product, why because in your sharing I know that you are a real person affected by all the stuff that life brings. Don’t change your style. As for those who have problems with your way of communicating, I am sure there is an unsubcribe link somewhere on your page.
There sure is – and some do! LOL No skin off my nose
Hi Tiff,
Your emails are awesome, and I almost always read them. I like your little introduction where you share things from your life.
The first one I saw doing that was BoogieJack, aka Dennis Gaskill. He wrote computer tips and shared events from his life. I had just started to write computer tips in Danish (2004), and I found this a great idea.
So I always started the weekly 5 tips with an intro.
Funny thing happened once. On one day, somebody unsubscribed and said: I don’t give a sh… about your dog! I just wanted computer tips.
Later the same day another person wrote and thanked me for my tips and said that she loved that I was always sharing things like stories about my dog.
Yeah, well, we can’t please everyone, so I act like myself. It works with some, but …
RANT ON:
I get a bit furious when I see the top of the leaderboard filled with elderly women in pink bras, and men with pigeons, who promotes ten products per week, and never do a review. Only send out “OMG my FRIEND Max has just made this thingynot, and YOU GOTTA have it. I’m not sure how long he’ll keep it up, so GO GET IT NOW”.
And then they sell thousands, while I spent 8 hours and 15 minutes reviewing the product and sold 2 copies…
Grrr…
So unfair!
End of rant
I just got paid for a product I reviewed back in 2010. That is comforting.
Anyway, I find it so fake, when I receive an email that goes straight to the point.
Please, dear marketers. Spend some time to be polite. How many of those write to their friends in that way?
“Hi, George, you should get this product now!”
Tiff, I’ve forgotten to ask several times. You mentioned curled toes when you wrote about Kindling. What does that mean? In Danish, if we have curled toes, it’s because we’re embarrassed about something.
I agree – it IS unfair – but you know what Britt? They have an ENORMOUS refund rate. AND here’s another thing – people like me (which are rare) usually don’t promote most of the crap the guys on the leaderboard AND…what happens is, if we find out it IS a good, solid product – we take TIME to implement and review, so our sales are steady, our conversions HIGH, and our refund rates virtually nonexistent. So it all evens out at the end.
Oh curled toes is kind of a romantic thing. Like when you get that first kiss with someone you’re lusting after and your toes kind of curl a bit and your feet point because you’re so into it.
Thanks, Tiff
that helped. You’re right. I almost never get a refund request.
And about the curled toes – so sweet
Thanks for explaining it to me 
No problem! LOL
Hi Tiff,
I visited the thread on WF, read your post, and also exerted my opinion there.
Seeing the conrtibutions your community members said here I only have one chance. So I ask you to continue to beeing yourself.:)
Because you’re able to relate to your audience. You have no reason to worry about sign ups. Because the news of your method are spreading.
Have a nice day,
Sandor
Thank you Sandor! I agree
Hi Tiffany,
Ethics is like a gold.It has always high value don’t affected by time.Persons like you give that value in this strange on line world,so keep on writing as you feel.Real gold is only free feelings.
Have a good day,
Basil
Thanks Basil!
Someone said, “Writing is a lonely business.” Well, marketing and blogging can be lonely, too. I think that is one reason you do so well with this blog. It gives us, your readers, the same commaraderie we would have at the water cooler in an office. I seldome open the marketing emails I get. The subject line has to really peak my interest. But I always open your emails to see what you are up to. And if you miss for a few days, I worry that you are sick.
Keep it up!
I agree Linda! That’s how I feel!
Great column, Tiff. Speaking of why we read you, although there are probably too many reasons to list here, one of them is that I trust your recommendations. I just bought the “Kindling” product and am completely blown away by it, especially compared to other Kindle products I’ve invested in — including that one for $997 last year!
Although it was mentioned in your email and not here, your Hawaii PLR product made my mind wander back to a site I started many moons ago (years!) and never got back to — although I haven’t had the heart to let the domain go. I’m thinking I may have to buy this PLR pack and start working on the website again, if only just for the fun of it! It was about my favorite place on Earth, Maui. See why your PLR may come in handy?
http://hereonmaui.com
Really love your stuff! Keep up the terrific job, and thanks for all you’re doing for us.
Ouch! $997? You’re brave. I want to go to Maui – I went to the main island, which was fun.
Hi Tiff,
I just noticed this post and there are a bunch of comments so you probably won’t see mine. But, I always scan my mail looking for your e-mail. I enjoy the personal touch. Honestly, I have been intending to ask you where Honey is. Glad to see her. She looks mighty fine in her Red Riding Hood! Also, I really like the videos and miss seeing them.
Anyway, continue being you. I think of you as a friend
I approve them all individually so I see it Cindy
I sure have been lazy w/video haven’t I? LOL I miss my old Lip and my HD one is all that’s left and it takes forever.