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We're Getting Closer

Bret Williams - Friday, November 13, 2009
As I work here at the office, late at night, I'm more and more excited about launching ESP in January. ESP represents everything I've ever wanted to do to make on-line business easy and productive for our clients.

Over the years, we've earned lots of money creating "one-off" Web sites for clients. Each client has different needs, different markets, and different goals. However, I always worked toward creating a "system" that would allow us to build very sophisticated, robust Web sites for clients more quickly and for less money.

Now, I know it sounds strange to say I want less money from clients, but the truth is that I would rather have 10,000 successful clients who have each paid me a little, then 100 who have paid me a lot. It's my goal for Novusweb - and ESP - to be the most successful business Web creation system in the country. That's only going to happen if we satisfy thousands of clients.

Each Web site owner we help can invest what they might otherwise pay for a site into advertising and promotion. It's not very good to have a fancy Web site if no one knows it's there. The more our clients market their Web sites, the more successful they will be, and word-of-mouth will bring us more clients than we can possibly imagine.

Okay, back to the reality of the moment: I still have a lot of work to do fine-tuning ESP. The coffee pot just beeped to let me know another pot's ready.

PS: if you haven't applied for our ESP beta program, you need to hurry. It's the best way to get a free Web site.

ESP Progress

Bret Williams - Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Finalizing ESP (E-commerce Success Program) has been quite a wonderful journey. With each step, we find we're including much, much more information than we realized might be required. All that we have learned over the past 15 years is being distilled into ESP, and while this cornucopia of knowledge is impressive, we run the risk of overwhelming our students. When is the amount of information too much? Can you have too much information when staking your financial livelihood?

I fear - and hope - we are erring on the side of too much information.

But, let me also note that our intent with ESP is not to simply shovel pages and pages of information to our students. We are building ESP to be interactive, a step by step journey. Each student will proceed according to their needs, and receive the information they need when they need it according to their place in the process.

We may be too close to the project to be unbiased, so we're seeking beta testers to give ESP a try. By beta testers, we actually mean people who want to build an e-commerce Web site and want to actually launch it and begin making sales. In return for their feedback, and for suffering the occasional bug or hiccup, we are waiving our normal ESP enrollment fee. It's the least we can do for those willing to act as guinea pigs.

If you or anyone you know is interested, go to our Enroll page and fill out the brief on-line form. We're looking for a variety of e-commerce ideas to fully test our platform. And those participating will get the full ESP treatment, plus personal guidance and help from our team.

Enjoy.
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