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And I don’t come out with a whole ton of products because I could probably come out with fifteen or

twenty, but I don’t want to work with just anybody, I want to work with someone I know is going to

put out something rock solid. And if I can find someone that will do it I would work with them too.

I’m not locked into one programmer, but if I can find out he can do something really good I’ll work

with him too of course. I’m always looking to expand my business.

In a way your products are very related as well ... they build on each other.

Sure they do. And you know like the

OptIn Lightning

and the

ad-tracker

are similar in a sense. They

both are for ezine publishing and

Lightning Popup

is obviously a really good tool for affiliate

marketing.

Because I do use

Lightning Track

every day. And I’ve found a little tip ... this might be useful

for people actually... a little tip to find out exactly how many people have opened your eBook.

Basically, on the front page of my eBook I just do a one pixel by one pixel image source and

direct it to a

Lightning Track

link so I know exactly how many unique views it’s had.

( <img src="lighting track link" height="1" width="1"> )

Obviously that does assume people are reading it online but I would imagine the majority do,

and it’s just useful to see as the numbers grow as your eBook spreads across the net.

In fact. I never got one of those eBooks where every time somebody opened it, it chose a different

number. I wish I could sometime down the road.

But right now I’ve just been using the standard

PDF Adobe Acrobat

. The only reason I like that is so

people in Macs can’t complain "I can’t open it".

I like

E-ditor Pro

the best. I think that’s the best stuff out there. I love that software product.

What’s the domain for that.

E-ditorial.com

Okay. I generally use the one at

eBooksCompiler.com

-- it’s very good. It’s got a lot of good

features and it’s surprisingly inexpensive.

Even though I do prefer to work with EXE’s for two reasons ... one -- because if I do a book

that’s either free to distribute or with reprint rights, they get clicked on a lot more than PDF’s

I find. And also it is easier to brand. But as you say you’re losing maybe 5% of people

because they’re on Macs.

I know what you’re saying.

But I know now you can get brandable PDF’s.

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