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What our students are saying:
"I am in the programme for about 4 weeks and I already have a a brilliant blog up, an excellent freebie for my visitors, a super new product almost complete (2 others developing simultaneously) (hadn't even had the idea for these before talking to Jeff) and a clear vision as to where I am going.
The individual mentoring from Jeff is worth its weight in gold! Just go for it! It has been a magical beginning for me!"
Deirdre Morris
Ballinlough, Ireland
magicalbeginningsforbaby.com
"I started Jeff's program wanting to know how to use articles to get clients for my coaching services.
Through my (frequent) individual coaching sessions with Jeff I've realized that goal was way too small.
Jeff opened my eyes to ways to use articles to develop a business that makes money whether people hire me as a coach or not! Thanks, Jeff!
Sherrie St. Cyr
Sherman, TX
www.SherrieStCyr.com
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If you are the webmaster of your MemberGate powered site, be sure to . . .
The last thing you want to do is find yourself locked out of your MemberGate Control panel.
There are two things you can do to make sure that you, as the site webmaster, are not locked out of your MemberGate control panel. Follow through on both of these tasks today and you'll save yourself some grief later on:
- Set up two admin accounts. That way if you should accidentally lock yourself out, you have a backup account you can use to get back in. To set up another admin account, go to the control panel, select 'add new member', and add yourself as a new member. Keep in mind that this new account must have a different email address than any other account you have set up (you can use admin1@yoursite.com).
- Make sure your admin account has a membership expire date way out into the future. If you don't, your membership and access to your own site can expire just like a regular member. On my accounts I set the expire date to 2006.
Doing these two simple things will keep you happy and out of 'locked out' trouble.
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