This is a quickie blog post to remind you that tomorrow the price of my Great Groundhog Day Integration Extravaganza webinar will go up from $69 to $99, so if you were thinking of buying (even just for the recordings), now’s the time.
What will I be integrating? And what’s a “webinar,” anyway?
Well, a webinar is a teleclass, but you can also watch me demonstrating stuff live on your computer screen. You don’t need to download anything or have special fancy software installed — just go to the webinar link (which you’ll get as soon as you sign up) and you’ll be able to watch my screen (as webinar host, I also get the option of turning on my webcam and showing you my actual face, which I probably won’t because, honestly, it’s highly likely that I’ll be wearing pajamas. But you can always hope, right?).
And the “integration” part refers to getting several important parts of your online business to work smoothly together. In this case, I’m talking specifically about AWeber (for emails to your customers/visitors), E-Junkie (the shopping cart that handles sales and affiliate commissions) and PayPal (the actual payment processor). And, of course, the WordPress site that brings them all together. Your WordPress site, that is.
I’ll be giving live demonstrations of several common “I need these things to play nice with each other” scenarios, and answering your questions. The class will include two one-hour live sessions (both recorded and sent to participants) and a followup guidebook (showing you step-by-step screenshots that you can follow along with while listening to the audio recordings).
If you’re not ready for the whole webinar experience yet, that’s perfectly OK. You can hang out here on the blog, where I’ll be posting some followups to this post about adding audio clips to your website this week. Or you can call me up during my Open Office Hour on Thursday, or leave a comment here with your question.
It’s all good.
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