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Permalink Reply by Josh Thompson on December 6, 2012 at 6:08am

Just a suggestion.... put the cover of the manual on your website so they know what they are buying and maybe a couple 2 or 3 low res pages so they can see example of what it is but low res enough they can't steal your work.  Without seeing anything hard to say if I would buy it or not.

Just a couple of suggestions.

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Permalink Reply by Keith Stanford on December 7, 2012 at 4:12pm

Howdy Josh....great idea you had for me to put the cover of my GittyMan's CBG Making Manual on my web site!

I have the perfect idea on how to go about doing that.

I have to toy with it a bit, but I'll holler at you once I get it done.

On a related note, I'd like to 'gift' you a free copy of my GittyMan's CBG Making Manual.

If you are for it, just go to my web site and fill in the Contact Me form with your email addy and I'll get the eBook sent to you.  www.GittyMan.com

I realize you are 'beyond' needing such a basic book, but I wanted to show my appreciation to you for your efforts to help me.

Thank you,

Mordacai

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Permalink Reply by Josh Thompson on December 10, 2012 at 3:10am

Anytime, I'm a web designer for 12+ years so anything you need just contact me and I can help.  Just filled out your contact forms but like I said in it I've done the small personal website to the big corporate websites (15k visitors weekly).  I've done it all and still doing it where I work.

If there is any question you have just throw me a line.  Your site is coming along very nicely.

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Permalink Reply by mordacai bondurant on December 10, 2012 at 4:46am

Twelve years as a web designer....that is impressive, as the 'Net' wasn't very active back then....you were one of the pioneers in that field....I congratulate you....no doubt you have seen a HUGE change over the years!

I also have been following your CBG making on Facebook....and just today took a look at your web site.  You have some nice looking CBGs on your web site and your 'picture taking' abilities to 'show' them is very good as well.

Be well parder....

Mordacai

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Permalink Reply by Josh Thompson on December 10, 2012 at 6:28am

Got your email, I'll read through it tonight when I get off work and let me know what I think of it, just glanced at it and it looks really detailed, very nice.

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Permalink Reply by Sean Rush on December 10, 2012 at 6:35am

What is that song playing? It rules.

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Permalink Reply by mordacai bondurant on December 10, 2012 at 6:45am

Glad you liked the song Sean!

Keb Mo = "Am I Wrong"

I have over 50 folks get the GittyMan CBG Making Manual in the past 10 days....I am quite thrilled about that....I am guessing it works for them.

Mordacai

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Permalink Reply by jabes on December 27, 2012 at 3:39am

Over Eighty pages,! doesn't sound that simple to me,

 

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Permalink Reply by Keith Stanford on December 27, 2012 at 7:28am

Howdy jabes, and thank you for your reply. I appreciate it.

Actually it took 80 pages to display the 150 photos that make the book so simple to use.

Every step is explained in great detail, hence 80 pages.

This book is intended for the 'first-timers' out there.

It is probably too basic for the 'experienced, advanced' CBG maker....but I am hoping that y'all can steer those 'first-timers' who have all the questions to my web site www.GittyMan.com

For the amount of content in the book, I feel it is a bargain at only $8.

Be well pardner....

mordacai

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Permalink Reply by Keith Stanford on December 27, 2012 at 7:30am

FOLKS =  Mordacai's email is down, so he asked me to post that message (above) for him.

kieta

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Permalink Reply by jabes on December 27, 2012 at 8:04am

I'm sure it is ,and full marks for bothering to do it. no mean task..best of luck ..J

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Permalink Reply by 3 Fingered Ape on December 27, 2012 at 12:18pm

Well I bought the  book and think it's great! It's very well written and anyone should be able to build a CBG just by following the pictures.

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