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Okay, this isn't like me, but I signed up for this marketing scheme and now I'm not sure what to do with it. It was free, so I don't think there is anything to lose, but it is very vague as to exactly how it works. I found the link on a fellow bloggers site so it must work because I clicked on it, right?
Perhaps! Perhaps not!
Does anyone out there know anything about this plan? And the best way to make it work?
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
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It's easy to share those great travel photos with friends and family online via e-mail or Facebook, but what if you could send more personal sentiments along with those photos and really WOW them with a cool card made just for them? And have it cost less than $1.00...
Just discovered your blog and wanted to say how much I am enjoying the tour! You have an excellent, content-rich resource and I am excited to have found you.
In fact, I just listed your blog in my summer review of Women bloggers to Watch for 2008 at http://virtualwomansday.blogspot.com/.
Please stop by and leave a comment.
Many thanks…keep up the great work!
Heidi Richards Mooney, Founder & CEO
Women’s eCommerce Association - http://www.wecai.org
Posted by: Heidi Richards Mooney | 12 June 2008 at 07:50
One must approach these too good to be true items with great care.
I hope you have discern by now, the rationale behind. If not, then , it might be "safe" to be wary of it.
Happy blogging.
Posted by: Jena Isle | 27 June 2008 at 18:02