Cutting edge stuff again, Rich. Great job. I grabbed this and pored through it immediately, and I intend to go over it again tonight - looks like convergence is finally going to hit internet businesses and make a whole lot of the garbage online totally redundant (hooray!!!)
It’s a brave new world you’re painting, and I’m excited to see the dawn of it. Thanks again…

Crystal

Rich,

Wow! You know how to get someone excited about the Internet Wealth Alliance. I would love to be in those meetings that you talk about.

I’m extemely passionate about online marketing and love to read your reports. Thank goodness someone is going to finally make Internet marketing a real business.

I’m looking forward to it.

Gary

Hum, another program that will cost arm and leg. I’m sure it will worth it but I believe that a simple homestudy course based on Rich coaching course would have help a lot more people. Because what I can notice is that most of the 30,000 readers here will be again left over as in July…

If you do not presently have a internet marketing presence but have a burning desire to start one, does that eliminate your chances of joining the Internet Wealth Alliance?

Reading the “Trilogy” and participating in the teleconference has renewed my faith in myself to follow my business on the Internet dream and move ahead knowlegeably and with terrific sense of vision and purpose. And I’m working on my Action Plan diligently and intelligently! Thanks much Rich!

Rich,
I am a Business Growth System member and have just finished reading the report. It is INCREDIBLE.

“We’re not in Kansas anymore”!

I was encouraged that you have structured the IMA to benefit beginners like myself.

I am concerned that the pricing will be such that “true” beginners will not have a seat at the feast.

Rich,
I am a Business Growth System member and have just finished reading the report. It is INCREDIBLE.

“We’re not in Kansas anymore”!

I was encouraged that you have structured the IWA to benefit beginners like myself.

I am concerned that the pricing will be such that “true” beginners will not have a seat at the feast.

Hi Rich,

I just got done reading The Alliance Factor. I can see why you were saying the evolution of the internet marketing arena is just on the cusp of being revolutionized. Internet marketing is really growing up just as all the other areas of direct response, like direct mail and infomercials had evolved in the past.

The model that we have been using was flawed to create a glorified job or in Michael Masteron’s example the hamster wheel to get on the wheel and shoot out come money. You have truly shown that this model is flawed and exposed the difficulty that so many internet marketers have with actually making a living online and then transitioning to a true business. A business that runs and grows whether you are there or not.

The Long Tail tells us that we have a golden opportunity now to really build a true business and become the kings and queens of a niche before the competition starts flooding in.

I’ll be re-reading The Alliance Factor and be on the lookout for IWA.

Ted

Hi Rich,
After reading the final chapter and your iwareport today, I do grasp the concepts and see the merit of what you are saying. The challenge is I go to “early to rise” and read about the experts and their products and quite a few are the exact opposite of what you are preaching. Touting get rich today slogans and it can be done in 24 hours and easy riches, etc.
Please clarify for me so I don’t think this is all in vain.

Thanks,
Larry

You are a fantastic writer Rich, and the material ideas presented deserve credit too. In fact, you’re correct in your assessment of evolving market forces online. Unfortunately, you’re incorrect in your approach. I give you credit for extrapolating from extant patterns a viable future for online business. Your vision has a few defects however. The model you *think* will work online in the niches you co-opt operates on some general assumptions about market dynamics that are fast becoming outmoded in the online environment. My company studies these shifts and I have no doubts that you’ll see I’m right when the big splash you have in mind produces barely a ripple. That said, I support what you’re doing on principal and wish you and Alliance members the best.

Ty West

Rich,

As I said in the “Win A Trip…” blog, you’re the man with a telescope and the vision. A lot of what you have been sharing is basic college Marketing 101: segmenting, targeting, market analysis, and the 4 P’s of the marketing mix etc. But you’re applying the principles to the evolving world of internet marketing.

I’m sure some will be threatened by your latest blog and document. Others are probably reeling and feel a headache coming on. Still others won’t get any sleep tonight thinking about the full implication.

Having worked for a major accounting firm for 15 years I can confirm the truth of your statement: “you’ll see that what I am saying here has happened time and time again in every marketing vehicle effectively used.” It is big business, pure and simple; it takes place every day in other industries and distribution channels. Why would the Internet and direct marketing be any different?

I think this evolution is fantastic—and past due! Internet marketing has been on a carousel—continuously chasing after glitz and glitter or the elusive “golden ring,”— and mistaking movement for progress.

You are offering a strategy, and the resources and knowledge, not previously available to Internet entrepreneurs. High five, Rich! My hat is off to you, Michael, ETR, and Agora.

I’m circling November 1st with a red pen and I’m keeping the calendar so years from now I can point and say, “See—this is when history was made!”

Thanks for taking the time to share more of the vision.

I wish you continued success,

~Tom

Hi

Can you provide more resources that you use on software tools,websites, internet tools etc

Also how do you stay foucs on a project?

Rich,

This thing does sound exciting. And I am very grateful you decided to break it into two groups…still not sure I’ll be able to pay my way in but at least that sector is available and those that can will have a shot. Having received the Early to Rise newsletter for only two weeks now I can easily see why Agora is so powerful. Every article has a back end…and you get five or six articles with each newsletter and it comes what…every day. As I was reading the report I envisioned all the new folks you would be bringing in, creating their own niches, their own reports, and now Agora has that many more potential JVs, client lists, names, etc..the growth is exponential. And if this whole thing succeeds…well why not do it all over again with a new batch of wannabes in a year or so…Agora Publishing, Inc.- on the Forbes multi- billion dollar list - 2008.

P.S> Micheal M.- I’m also a screenwriter. Lets talk.

Rich,
First, I’ve got to thank you for the work you’ve put into these documents. I’ve read them a number of times and learn more each time and am excited by your thoughts and concepts.
I need to tell you right upfront that I am the newest of the newbies to the world of Internet Marketing. I’ve got more than 35 years in the brick & mortar world but this is a new venture for me.
4 years ago I decided to change my direction and started to learn this business.
I was so disappointed to discover that most of it was reminiscent of the dot.com bubble. Lots of “get rich quick” schemes and people being sold a bill of goods about how they could live on the French Riviera and just cash their daily wheelbarrows full of money.
I was also saddened by the reality of how many new businesses just plain failed.
As a result, I built what I believe is a solution for people who want to work hard, follow true business principles, and develop a real business on-line.
We launched (not with a bang, but with a quiet whimper) a few weeks ago and are now looking to find serious and talented people to work with so that the model can be successful for all of us.

I’m anxiously waiting for 11/1/06 to take the next step in bringing my dream to fruition.

Thank you for all you’ve done and continue to do.

Bob Cotto

Ok first thanks, for the Kolbe test… Im not crazy
Second I havent slept in days trying to catch up with your info. Seeing I had an unexpected health problem.
Now this Chapter today!!! My heart was racing and that isnt cool REALLY… Why I guess I thought you were going to mention my idea… Ok I’M IN.. NO IF’S OR AN’S ABOUT IT:
You guys have what I need and I have what you need.
Thanks to your idea on the Kolbe test, now my family doesn’t think I’m crazy as much
I’m still interested in driving your Porsch.
I’M IN,,, that’s my FINAL ANSWER

WOW Rich. This information is just INCREDIBLE! i doubt I will sleep tonight just thinking about how RICH I am going to be by follwoing everything you say. To suggest that you are a MESSIAH in IMA would not be overstating the potential rewards you are offering. If it is even possible to conceive of a moment in time when my delerium is checked and I can once again eat or think straight, I will immediately get to my calendar and mark November 1st with the largest RED circle that can be created by a human being on planet earth.

All I can say is that I came to the same conclusions about a majority of the points that you’ve outlined long ago…’92-’94/’99-2000. I saw it coming…I’m in a non Internet Marketing industry. M.Masterson/Bob Bly were 2 of the initial people I read and read aboutBut the IM industry does have a few strategies that are cool to implement in the industry that I’m in. Anyway, It’s amazing what I foresaw back then…And all I did was sit and “think” about the state of the whole internet landscape and where it was headed before I went independent. There were “clues” everywhere.

The way that it sounds now…it’s going to be a case of InfoPublisher/IM Guru darwinism…ie: Monopoly disguised as an Alliance. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. In actuality, it’s quite smart. But the thing is..there will always be “independents”… simply because they cannot afford what you are advocating. Would be very cool if they/we could though.

You mentioned the movie industry(ie: G. Lucas)…study the music,adult and game industries as well…there are various “tiers” is each of those, in addition to the “big players”.

Anyway, send some of that 270 million my way and I’ll gladly put it to good use in my industry.

laters

Rich,

Whew and Oh my Gawd!!! Ok, this is just mind numbing . . . but is so very . . .TRUE!!

It’s a business we should be creating and not just jumping on any old band wagon, or just affiliating with a product or products. Putting those products into it’s perspective relating to your model, or niche, makes sense but just affiliating, well, I’ll leave that up to Ewen and Rosalind, right?

The bubble has burst and the reality has set in. Many “online entrepreneurs” will bail and jump ship. Those of us with guts, perseverance and the wherewithall to get these systems in place will prevail. The thing is being able to recognize our accomplishments and not just the defeats.

As a former big whiner, I now understand that it does take hard work and determination to acquire mansions, fast cars and helping our fellow woman and man.

I have been at this for years and only now realize that the old concepts of creating massive wealth is still entrenched in hard work, yes, but also the belief that I, or anyone, can make it to that level.

Thanks for illustrating for us what needs to be done to accomplish whatever dream is inside of us.

I thought it was over but now I have to read your little report! LOL

Ok man, just keep socking it to me, you dig?

Peace and Love

Jorge the Majical Man at Majical dot Calm and other places too

Rich, let me say upfront, my reaction to the Trilogy has been “fresh! amazing! awesome! bring-it-on!”

However my reaction to ‘The Alliance Factor’ is mixed. You have educated us about direct marketing and it’s imminent impact online.

You have talked about the death of the paradigm of online opportunistism (short-term marketing mindsets)

The solution you (with ETR) propose is an alliance consisting of many current successful internet gurus (ie your clients) and others who will join in the new alliance of IWA from Nov 1st.

My big question to you is ….If people have been operating with a mind-set of opportunism (which in my view is really just ‘disguised scarcity thinking’) - how will they suddenly transform their thinking to one of synergy and co-operation just by joining a new network - as you propose in the IWA? Won’t they still just be ‘wolves in sheep’s clothing?

It seems a big ask to me. If someone has been operating (very successfully) as an opportunist on one stage - how will this necessarily change just because they jump onto a new stage?

Won’t the same mentality prevail? Won’t the spoils still be divided amongst the ‘elite’ (ie your guru clients) within the new IWA?

What steps will you take to ensure new players in IWA aren’t sidelined by the current, experienced ‘heavy-weights’ of online marketing?

PS You have certainly set the cat amongst the pigeons. Thanks for that. I believe you’re a true crusader at heart (ie crusader for positive change)! At the end of the day I guess it’s all fun and good (and of course …serious)!

I’m a newbie to this whole online marketing business, but you are so right about long tail marketing and about Agora in particular, I have subscribed to several of their newsletters, and they put out some of the most amazing material when it comes to marketing and making money. And best of all, it’s based on conservative, common sense principles and not pie-in-the-sky, get-rich-quick hoopla.

I think that what sidetracks many online marketers is that they are looking to profit from opportunities in niches instead of creating businesses in them, and when the first sign of disappointment comes, they bail out. A true businessperson will recognize when there are slow periods but be persistent until they become the leaders in their niche.

Anyway, as for this long tail stuff (BTW, it’s an amazing book; I recommend this to anyone who has a business, plans to start one, or has a career or intends to have a career in marketing), I was watching ESPN the other daym and they indicated that this year’s World Series ratings were running 10% below last year’s World Series, which was already the lowest rated World Series ever, and the sports pundits were aruging over what to do to improve ratings, not even having a clue about what the long tail has done to mass media. At the same time I looked at the Soundscan sales for CD’s from last year, and I noticed that Mariah Carey had the top-selling album of 2005, but she barely sold over 5 million copies of her album. (By comparison, ‘Nsync sold that many copies of their second album in a month back in 2000.) What’s even more amazing (or disturbing if you are at a major record label) is that maybe one or two of the top-selling albums released this year are projected to sell 4 million copies by the end of the year. And one of those albums is a soundtrack to a Disney Channel TV movie! Not a motion picture soundtrack like Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Purple Rain or the Bodyguard - a cable TV movie soundtrack! How’s that for niche marketing! If people don’t believe by now there is power and money in the niches, all they need to do is look at the popularity of social networking sites like MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, Digg, Technorati, Flickr and Xanga, or look at the popular bolgs like TMZ.com. perez Hilton or Daily Kos and they’ss see the power of niche marketing in action.

It seems like all the money is in “how to make money” and “how to grow your business”. I bet 99% of the gurus you coach are selling make money related products.

What you’ve written in the last few months rates up there with some of the direct mail greats. I’m not knocking it.

But it seems only the gurus are making all the money, and they are doing it teaching people “how to make money”. Not exactly a real world business model. JVs and huge income dont happen outside the IM/DM circles using these same principals. So it seems to me unless i jump on the bandwagon and “network” and get credibility as an expert… and one of the top 1% of experts (like you) i am never really gona make bucket loads of cash.

I just returned from Agora’s home page where none of the links worked. oh well. I still think this is the greatest information on internet marketing that anyone including Bill Harris has ever dreamed of. I think that Agora’s 270 million dollar sales are only about half of this amazing story. I can see no reason why Agora isn’t making 500 million or even a billion dollars with its top flight businesses. Just Fleet Street Publishing alone is such a well known brand to everyone and its ownership of some of the UK’s leading publication that we should see quickly mounting sales AND now with Bonner’s carefully executed acquisition of Money magazine here in the US…The sky is the limit.

I think the implications from your first three reports were clear and well presented and that revisiting the details was perhaps redundant. I’m reminded of the “less is more” adage.

However verbose you’ve been does not manage to interfere with the passion with which you write and the conviction of your beliefs. You held my attention through all the reports.

Having watched the rapidly changing technology (as an insider) and evolution of the internet you are probably right that internet marketing as it currently exists will tend to consolidate and make competition within that model a consistenly tougher game as we’ve been noticing. However as the game gets tougher the technology gets better.

However as technological leaps level the playing field (as technology tends to do) the larger interests such as agora will be slower to adapt even as they were in adapting to the internet itself.

These new frontiers will always be agressively pursued by what you call “opportunists”. (nice job of positioning by the way)

Opportunitst will always be there to pave the way (at considerable risk) with the latest technological adaptations — on behalf of larger concerns as margin erosion (from the likes of Agora and alliances) depletes opportunistic profits from previous technological adaptations. The world of profitable opportunists is by nature comprised of people who are first to level the playing field with technology and are constantly taking on the big guys and biting into the marketplace occupied by larger, heavier interests.

Opportunists exist because they as people (for a variety of reasons) are typically not well suited to, nor interested in, building large companies. They will always exist because they are also innovators and they are lighter on their feet and faster to innovate.

The definition of an entrepreneur is someone who creates a business out of relatively insignificant resources — buliding primarily on leveraging the resources and assets of others. Therefore while I applaud the subtlety of repositioning (in a darker light) the crowd that paved the way for companies like Agora to enter this arena with greatly reduced risk and massive profits — I’m not part of the target who is eager to embrace the idea that I’ll have more time for myself if I build a two hundred million dollar company.

However I fully realize that without convincing people that they are “opportunists” there’d be no people for you to market your product to. Again brilliant positioning.

Being a so called opportunist — is only a negative thing for people who adopt that model expecting something much better than what they end up with.

Lots of opportunists started expecting relatively little and are quite pleased that they’ve exceeded their wildest expectations. Obviously they are not necessarily going to be your target market if they are happy where they have come to — but that is another story.

Regardless thanks for an amazingly well written thesis and for some challenging thoughts.

I like the fact that you underscore that in many ways nothing has changed in direct response marketing since it began to popularize in a widespread manner back in the early 80’s. I paid good money back then to learn that the front end product will probably be a loser in order to be competitive and that the back end is where the money is.

The advent of the internet seems merely to have sped up the inevitable exploitation of technologically induced efficiency by anyone with the money and savvy to do so.

I cannot help but notice that your prediction of the end of the wild west as we know it in internet marketing is fast becoming a reality. In fact that clearly points to why you are moving fast to market your existing business processes and share seemingly proprietary strategies.

Others have already begun to sell much the ideas, strategies, and information, you are using and if you don’t sell this intellectual property thereby leveraging it to maximum advantage while the window is still open you are going to see others beat you to the game. I applaud your efforts in this regard.

I’d love to know what Agora has in it’s sights for the future since it is common knowledge that marketers don’t sell or trade company secrets until the wave created by current secrets is cresting or at least until the crest is in sight and inevitable.

All told I’d say that time is of the essence for those who subscribe to your service because that wave is getting ready to crest and your recent offerings are proof positive.

Hopefully you’ll raise up a number of potent niche marketers who are large enough to represent a serious reach into the marketplace and garner the first billion dollar year for the Agora group. I’ve watched Agora since it’s humble beginnings and I’m fascinated by what you’ve done.

If you charge any less than 5,000 for this opportunity it will be the most generous thing any man has ever done on the face of this planet. Given the unbelievable profit potential of this incredible networking alliance and the sheer magnitude of Agora’s tremendous track record at making money, this has to be a bargain at twice the price. So please don’t let anyone talk you down on the price. Remember that you are worth every penny.

I regard this as a return to the halcyon days when good business was based on solid direct response marketing principles.

The fact that the Internet carried with it such a low initial outlay was both a blessing and a curse. It allowed amateurs to do business on a superficial level and still see results.

But no longer. Once the secret is revealed and the people get a hold of how the megahouses won in the past, the opportunistic chump wanting a quick fix will be removed from the Internet landscape forever.

The fun has only just begun people. The truth will set you free.

Hi Rich,
Thank you for your insightful report. I first became aware of the major shift in mainstream media through Agora’s newletters and reports. (Oh, how I have longed to be one of their lifetime members!)

Because the internet marketing world is about to change, I feel that NOW is the ideal time for me to start up my online business. Even though I have a lot of catching up to do as far as learning the how-to’s of tools and techniques and even choosing a good niche, I feel very fortunate to have taken part in your reports, which have given me the incentive to ignore a lot of the bad advice I have received in the not-to-distant past from many other authoritive sources.

Thanks once again for sharing this vital information.

The information was interesting, however all these reports have done one thing - sell an expensive product.

looking back at the beginning of this it is interesting to see the marketing buzz that was created to sell some very expensive reports/conferences

so what is going to happen is going to squash the competition? hum that’s interesting

Rich, you’ve done a great job sending out informative reports, creating a good buzz and getting people interested

Best of luck with everything

Richard

A great read, compelling content and yes some uncommon sense too!

I see from some of the posts above that concern exists from those of us who are not established businesses, in terms of entry cost, and will be most interested in what is presented, Nov 1st.

The four documents you have released are a first class work and yes whilst they are well crafted toward the front end the content and observation is valuable to anyone willing to absorb it. The points do remind me of one Michael Gerber \’The E-Myth Manager\’ who I have a great deal of respect for and who covered many of the points made here some 15 years ago no less.

So perhaps Rich you will be the Gerber of internet marketing?
If you are then you will be helping a great many people along the way.

I will be looking for the \’announcement\’ from here in the U.K. on the 1st and unless there is real shock to be had (which I doubt) its unlikely I will have the available funds to join but then what you are proposing is a business after all and so I wish you and it every success.

Thanks for the wake-up call.

Very interesting reports. I think you’re right on track!

The analogy you made in reference to the hamster wheel and whether you want to keep getting back on it or have it spin by itself reminds me greatly of the “flywheel” concept in “Good to Great” by Jim Collins.

What you are proposing is to have a business functioning like a “well-oiled machine”. One so well-oiled in fact, that everything is functioning in unison and for the common goal of making the business last no matter what changes the future might hold. I also like the fact that you know businesses have to be built upon a solid foundation and that the internet (or whatever the current technology trend might be) is just a tool to help your business, not your whole business platform!

While I would love the opportunity to be a part of this, I’m concerned about my chance with the limited funds I have right now. You might consider some method of offering assistance to those that are of the same mindset, but don’t quite have the funds available right now to participate.

Thank you for all the valuable information you chose to put in your preliminary reports. Your passion comes shining through.

To yours everyone else’s success!

Valerie

I hold similar views to some others: the changes you describe will be welcome if they carry us on to a better time when all the cheap operators who are only too happy to run a business based on big words and nothing much in terms of delivery, will be weeded out for good. Raising standards of business all around will be a good thing for most of us I think.

I really think that $50,000 is a small price to pay for this amazing program. When amoritized over a year it is less than $5K per month. Surely we can pay a small percentage of our top line profits for such a remarkable program. Rich and Agora have made a SENSATIONAL foray into the uncharted territory of true wealth. I think $50k is a real bargain for something that has been unequivocally PRO$VEN to produce millions of dollars for each and everyone of us.

What could be a better business model than selling the very oxygen we breathe? Rich has been able to articulate the most dramatic epiphanies internet marketing has yet to experience. Is it the future? I thnk so. Can we do it alone? Impossible. We need Rich and his strategic voice to align the stars and push us to the heavens of wealth. The shimmering clouds above us wait in anticipation for the Agora/Rich starchip to deliver us to nirvana of abundance we all so RICHLY deserve. I am not certain that I can wait for November 1st. It feels the ship is already launching. Once the final chapter was written and delivered, the rest of the world seemed weak and inconsequential. Once the “REAL”ationship between Agora and Rich was figuratively wed amidst the tremors of “heated argument” the universe seemed poise to accept our notion of great wealth attonement. It is time. Are we ready?

Was hoping this time around, that ecommerce would improve the lives of a lot of suffering people. (at least of the hard working). Instead it seems that the gap between the super rich and every one else will be widened yet again. I really take heart in seeing all of those “moms at home” web business sites or the church fund raiser sites that seem to be proliferating right now. Sad to think that these will become relics. I’m hoping that the pace of technological change will become so fast and furious that big business won’t be able to keep pace in its drive to devour entrepreneurial opportunity. I’m also hoping that this won’t be the zero sum game that Rich is predicting. Hopefully, the complex, multivariate nature of internet commerce, technology, as well as consumer behavior will sprout new types of opportunity in radically unexpected ways.

The wild west wasn’t just about hucksters selling snake oil tonic. A lot of enterprising risk takers improved their lives.

I think it’s great, but I have to say that there is some pessimism around also.
The law of attraction states that you get in life that which you focus on.

Regardless of whether or not big businesses weed out smaller ones, and so on, if you feel scared, intimidated and that you don’t deserve to be successful, then yes you will get eaten alive.

As far as I’m concerned, this report and Rich was attracted to me because I focus on success and nothing else. At the end of the day, my success will come down to what I do, not what Rich or Strategic profits or anyone else for that matter does.

I thoroughly enjoyed both reports and will look out for more.

Regards
Dean

Rich,
I love your cutting edge ideas! As a typical opportunist in this business I need all the help I can get. I have been preparing to launch a website/capture page/newsletter etc. But your statement “any idiot can put up a website, send a few e-mails, do some pay per click, or put up an e-book on Clickbank” made me laugh! Since I just spent $1000 on coaching to learn how to do all that! Lord, give me strength!
I won’t be joining your Alliance program but I will study all of your reports and Blog with enthusiasm!!!!

John Whelan

We must focus entirely on our own success at the risk of everything else in our lives. It is only our own success that matters. This is the way to win and Rich is the only person on earth that can deliver it. His brilliant insights and no fail strategy will revolutionize the world economy and he is looking for participants who will stop at nothing to be on top. We cannot worry about those who are less fortunate. We must press ahead like Agora and Rich and embrace the world he is making possible. The reports are infinitely wise and foreshadow nothing less than the guaranteed success of everyone who joins the alliance. Success is ours!

Once someone buys from you and you have sold them a high quality product or service, they trust you and will probably want more. They will want more information, more solutions, and/or compatible or new products and services. But you MUST HAVE a systematic way to reach them and to get them to buy more and more of your products and services. This alliance will help you to consistently offer new and important products and services for on going profit.

I was prepared for a $25k price tag on this one, but $50k seems a little steep to me.But I understand the essential need to keep the alliance free from those who will drag it down. Maybe Rich will set on aprice somewhere in the middle.

Hi Rich,
Just the 3 reports I have downloaded from your site (TheFinalChapter, TheAllianceFactor, Internet Business Manifesto) probably worth more than some of those $1000 coaching program.

Looking forward for more goodies.

Thanks
Dassana Jayalath

I really wonder if people are mad, paying 50k for a program? am i missing something here? 50k for a program?

This site will go down as a great site to show what a buzz good marketing and scare tactics can have

I used to think this guy Rich was interesting now….

Attention all Doubting Thomases: Rich’s report is just that good!

My business will remain in the germination stage until March or April of 2007. When launched, it will take the Internet down a fresh, new path (in my humble opinion). Because I’m building the whole thing up from nothing with almost no initial cash, I won’t be able to join the Alliance right away. However, even as a novice of the deepest shade of green, I know the power in your 18-page report. The nay-sayers simply are incapable of understanding it or too fearful of change to let go of their established ways. Evolution CANNOT be stopped. It’s just that simple and I look forward to the opportunity of working with you, one Floridian to another.

Rich,

I’m keeping up and constantly tweaking…this stuff is totally AWSOME!

As far as I’m conserned, you’re the only one that should be able to claim the title “over-deliver”!

“Thank You” just doesn’t seem to be enough to say

Kathe

Rich, I have found your Manifesto and the reports which followed, to