Comments on: The Master Plumber Dilemma http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma Steven Lohrenz's how to make money online and lifestyle design blog. Sat, 31 Jul 2010 12:19:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steven Lohrenz@Make Money Online http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-357 Steven Lohrenz@Make Money Online Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:55:41 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-357 <p>Bryan, As I said above: "I can throttle the send rate of email messages" so I get around the send rate limitations with this software. This software has been released: you can find it at http://www.uniquearticlemarketing.com Steve</p> Bryan, As I said above: "I can throttle the send rate of email messages" so I get around the send rate limitations with this software. This software has been released: you can find it at http://www.uniquearticlemarketing.com Steve

]]> By: Bryan http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-355 Bryan Wed, 02 Apr 2008 01:10:52 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-355 Not sure if you thought about this, but if it is a server-based script, do realize that a lot of hosts limit the amount of email that can be sent from an account and if they see 7,000 emails sent out from an account, be sure they'll come knocking on your door. Have you thought about the promo and linking potential of submitting your software to a few hundred software directories? They may be worth more than whatever you charge for the software. Not sure if you thought about this, but if it is a server-based script, do realize that a lot of hosts limit the amount of email that can be sent from an account and if they see 7,000 emails sent out from an account, be sure they'll come knocking on your door.

Have you thought about the promo and linking potential of submitting your software to a few hundred software directories? They may be worth more than whatever you charge for the software.

]]> By: Tom Brownsword http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-334 Tom Brownsword Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:07:32 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-334 Hello Steven, I'd like to know more. This looks extremely interesting. As a dialup user, I'd love to have a solution that doesn't require me to stay connected to the Internet. That alone would be enough to sell me. Best regards, Tom P.S. -- Heard about this from Robert Phillips! Hello Steven,

I'd like to know more. This looks extremely interesting.

As a dialup user, I'd love to have a solution that doesn't require me to stay connected to the Internet. That alone would be enough to sell me.

Best regards,
Tom

P.S. — Heard about this from Robert Phillips!

]]> By: Steven Lohrenz@Make Money Online http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-321 Steven Lohrenz@Make Money Online Tue, 18 Mar 2008 20:26:37 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-321 <p>It will allow the delivery of unique articles to a self built email list. The assumption is the emails you are sending mails to have requested to receive articles via email. If you add people who haven't requested to receive articles by email, then you are spamming and you deserve to handle the spam requests. Otherwise, it's not spam. Aweber doesn't allow you to send a unique article to each user.</p> It will allow the delivery of unique articles to a self built email list. The assumption is the emails you are sending mails to have requested to receive articles via email. If you add people who haven't requested to receive articles by email, then you are spamming and you deserve to handle the spam requests. Otherwise, it's not spam. Aweber doesn't allow you to send a unique article to each user.

]]> By: Daniel McGonagle @ http://danielmcgonagle.name http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-318 Daniel McGonagle @ http://danielmcgonagle.name Tue, 18 Mar 2008 17:36:53 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-318 If I understand this correctly, this tool will allow for creation and delviery of content to an email list, albeiut a larg eone? I'm not an Artemis user, so I don't really see what is so special here, altohugh I'm sure there's great value behind this, but I'm not sure why anoyne would risk handling Spam complaints form emails sent form own server, when one could use Aweber, for instance. Also, why not just submit article to a blog and send email list the link to that post, or submit article to an article directory, and once accepted, send that link to list.. I know I must be missing something here, please expound upon this for the non-Artemis users. Thanks, Daniel McGonagle http://marketersrelief.com If I understand this correctly, this tool
will allow for creation and delviery of content
to an email list, albeiut a larg eone?

I'm not an Artemis user, so I don't really see
what is so special here, altohugh I'm sure there's
great value behind this, but I'm not sure why anoyne
would risk handling Spam complaints form emails sent form own server, when one could use Aweber, for instance.

Also, why not just submit article to a blog and send email list the link to that post, or submit article to an article directory, and once accepted, send that link to list..

I know I must be missing something here, please expound upon this for the non-Artemis users.

Thanks,

Daniel McGonagle
http://marketersrelief.com

]]> By: Kenton Newby http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-315 Kenton Newby Tue, 18 Mar 2008 00:48:31 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-315 Steven, I completely missed that post. I think it was the title that threw me off and in the mad rush of going through my Google Reader, it just flew by me. I think that product sounds like an awesome idea. I've tried numerous solutions to the dreaded SMTP problem with Artemis with no luck. Now I don't feel like troubleshooting it because I've spent so much time on it already with nothing to show for it. So if you have something that make that a non-issue, it doesn't matter how much code was changed or not. The only people that will be able to tell are other programmers and if it's that simple, they could do it themselves (not your intended market, right?). But a non-programmer wouldn't look, wouldn't know where to look and wouldn't care to look as long as the thing worked. Just my thoughts. Hope you decide to release it, one way or another. ~Kenton Newby Steven,

I completely missed that post. I think it was the title that threw me off and in the mad rush of going through my Google Reader, it just flew by me.

I think that product sounds like an awesome idea. I've tried numerous solutions to the dreaded SMTP problem with Artemis with no luck. Now I don't feel like troubleshooting it because I've spent so much time on it already with nothing to show for it.

So if you have something that make that a non-issue, it doesn't matter how much code was changed or not. The only people that will be able to tell are other programmers and if it's that simple, they could do it themselves (not your intended market, right?).

But a non-programmer wouldn't look, wouldn't know where to look and wouldn't care to look as long as the thing worked.

Just my thoughts. Hope you decide to release it, one way or another.

~Kenton Newby

]]> By: Louis http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-314 Louis Mon, 17 Mar 2008 18:18:46 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-314 I'm not a programmer so there's no way I'd have any idea about differences in code. I am interested in the potential benefits of the software. Since you've already created the program, why not go ahead and monetize it? Make sure you create complete enough instructions and documentation and you'll be good. I'm not a programmer so there's no way I'd have any idea about differences in code. I am interested in the potential benefits of the software. Since you've already created the program, why not go ahead and monetize it? Make sure you create complete enough instructions and documentation and you'll be good.

]]> By: Tim Gary http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-313 Tim Gary Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:33:22 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-313 After reading Robert's post, I'm definitely interested in the software. If support is the #1 hangup at this point, I'd be willing to help out in this regard. Also, it would be relatively simple to setup a quick private forum just for those who have the program for user-to-user support. This way Robert, you, myself or others who have the technical skills could help out. Oh, of course I vote for the give-away to build list idea. Not that this is a democracy or anything ;-) After reading Robert's post, I'm definitely interested in the software. If support is the #1 hangup at this point, I'd be willing to help out in this regard. Also, it would be relatively simple to setup a quick private forum just for those who have the program for user-to-user support. This way Robert, you, myself or others who have the technical skills could help out.

Oh, of course I vote for the give-away to build list idea. Not that this is a democracy or anything ;-)

]]> By: Margaret Flanigan http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-311 Margaret Flanigan Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:19:58 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-311 I would love a product like that. If you have something that can untangle one of the biggest knots in my business, I'll be first in line to get it. Thanks! I would love a product like that. If you have something that can untangle one of the biggest knots in my business, I'll be first in line to get it. Thanks!

]]> By: IT Career Coach http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-309 IT Career Coach Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:03:20 +0000 http://www.stevenlohrenz.com/the-master-plumber-dilemma#comment-309 Hi: I came by this post after reading Robert Phillips announcement. I am not sure of what the problem you are trying to solve is. If you are only focusing on "Artemis Pro" clients, how big is that market really? Thanks Hi:

I came by this post after reading Robert Phillips announcement.

I am not sure of what the problem you are trying to solve is.

If you are only focusing on "Artemis Pro" clients, how big is that market really?

Thanks

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