As you know, The Redmond Files launched just about 5 days ago and it’s been such a great ride.  Traffic to the site has peaked at a phenominal rate over the last few days.  One thing I can say we probably did wrong was just have a squeeze page to the main site during prelaunch  (Google and others don’t index those any longer so much).  While building the list was great, the traffic to the site was a bit small during prelaunch because there wasn’t enough content.

I’ve learned alot from this launch and you can be assured my next will be bigger and better.  I also learned from launches that happened at about the same time as mine.  My friends, Jason James and Robert Puddy both had product launches within days of mine and they did a few things I neglected to do.

We all learn from successes and mistakes, and I hope my sharing with you some of these will help you along your venture.

Be sure to come back so you can read all about what I discovered during this journey of my own launch and commentary on others.

Best wishes,

Jen