Signed up for Jason Fladlien's ProductEClass, which shows how to dash products out in 3 hours or so. I failed. I spent closer to 13, but it beats the 30 days my first one took. Mine's on how to create a sales page, aka landing page in the non-IM world. See it at Landing Page in an Hour and you are more than welcome to bag on the copy, which I cranked out perhaps a bit too briskly. Still,the product is up and running just a week after his first (amazing) free webinar. I'm jazzed!

OK, what I forgot to mention on the last blog post regarding my Dieting Tips blog was this. I created 10 blog posts in the space of a few hours. These are the real thing: heartfelt, and with what I think is useful information. 100 people have already visited, but the interesting thing is that virtually everyone read every post. I've never seen that in a blog before.

Right now there have been 109 visitors. The blog post with the least views had 101 visitors.

So I unaccountably decided to start another blog called Dieting Tips on Posterous. It was really more for myself than anything. It's a way to keep track of things like what I can do instead of eating, and of some recipes I've hacked together. I bookmarked on Reddit, which is hardly a hotbed of nutrition nuts, and have got 100 views in the 6 or so hours since I started it. Talk about a hungry market...

I've created a free press release template and have made it available through the Google Template Gallery. Cool features include SEO through proper heading tags, drop-in logo replacement, and formatting added for both print and online viewing.

Just learned how to create a WordPress page in Artisteer (free sample here if you're interested). The process was not as straightforward as I thought. Here's an article I wrote called 5 Shortcuts to Creating Your Own WordPress Squeeze Page Template Using Artisteer.