How rule changes affect your customers

Dana_W · 09-11-2009, 11:22 AM

I've been selling Twitter Goldrush for about a year now, spelling out exactly how I built up a huge Twitter following and make my living off Twitter.

However, as is typical with life on the internet - Twitter has significantly changed their rules, to the point where some of the recommendations I made in Twitter Goldrush are outdated.

So I just sent a broadcast email to all my purchasers, updating them on the changes.

I also took it out of my signature line, and won't bump it as a WSO again until I go back and rewrite the book to reflect the new changes.

How long after YOU buy an ebook on marketing techniques do you expect it to be valid? And what do you expect from the writer of the ebook when the rules change significantly to the point where what they recommended isn't good advice any more?

09-11-2009, 11:22 AM	#1
Dana_W Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Florida, USA. Posts: 2,643 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 507 Thanked 549 Times in 219 Posts Social Networking	How rule changes affect your customers I've been selling Twitter Goldrush for about a year now, spelling out exactly how I built up a huge Twitter following and make my living off Twitter. However, as is typical with life on the internet - Twitter has significantly changed their rules, to the point where some of the recommendations I made in Twitter Goldrush are outdated. So I just sent a broadcast email to all my purchasers, updating them on the changes. I also took it out of my signature line, and won't bump it as a WSO again until I go back and rewrite the book to reflect the new changes. How long after YOU buy an ebook on marketing techniques do you expect it to be valid? And what do you expect from the writer of the ebook when the rules change significantly to the point where what they recommended isn't good advice any more?