If I knew why I’d probably correct the problem. You know, though, what I’ve noticed across the board is that when someone perceives you as writing something that seems self serving rather than for their good they stay away. Someone once said that you’ve written a post too well or too comprehensive if you don’t leave someone a way to either ask a question or enhance the topic.

Well, I certainly don’t think those posts are perfect, but are they self serving? Actually, yes they are, but if one can’t be self serving about something they’ve created, then how the heck are they supposed to make any sales, right?

On my business blog, I’m getting close to post #600. When I get there, I’m going to do an article on posts that I thought deserved more attention than they got. I’ll probably do the same thing here again one day, since I’ve done it a couple of times in the past. Sometimes, people say they miss posts of mine because I write so many; Sire has said that on occasion. Even you missed Diane’s interview until I popped it up again. So, it’s possible that some of my posts get missed.

I really wish I could figure it all out, though. I know that, at the very least, my Keys To Leadership CDs are somewhat motivational, and even I listen to it on occasion, just to make sure I still believe in my own words. Luckily, I do. lol

I’m surprised to see that you don’t get any responses (or very few) when you talk about your own products.

I wonder why that is?

I’m sure you produce quality products, so why are your sales so low?

Is it that you’re not getting the right readership on your blogs to sell these types of products or is it something else?

I wish I had something more useful to say, but I’m as surprised by this as you seem to be.

Act on your dream!

JD
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