7 Steps Report: Updated, Available, FREE
Posted on May 17th, 2006 in Usability | 3 Comments »
What are people saying about The 7 Steps That Guarantee Victory on Large Projects?
“Top read!”
~ Daniel Szuc
“…its great and very informative!”
~ Ilene Rosen
“I found your report to be excellent.”
~ Damien Nichols
“…it is very good advice.”
~ Thomas Baekdal
“…an excellent job of providing insight and guidelines for project success.”
~ Paul D. Hibbitts
“Your report is simply amazing, very well written, concise, and straightforward.”
~ Aychel Palacio
The 7 Steps That Guarantee Victory on Large Projects is a free 14 page PDF that will provide you with some ideas about how to approach large projects. Instead of charging for this report I’m giving it away, no strings attached. It isn’t perfect and it isn’t meant to solve all your problems, but it will almost certainly help.
To get the report, simply sent an email to this address: 7steps@webword.com I’ll immediately respond with a link to the report. I’ll never share your email address with anyone else. I won’t give it away and I won’t sell it.
So, get the free report. It’s easy. Send an email. 7steps@webword.com
3 Responses
One might ask: why require the email to access the report? Do you want to not make it available to outside linkers and rather only available to people who read this entry?
Good question!
First, I would like people to visit WebWord to get the report, although it is entirely possible to pass along the email address or even the link to download directly.
Second, and more importantly, I’d like to know who is getting the report. For a long time, I wrote a newsletter and I might kick that off again. (!)
Third, this method gives me a very good count of people making the request.
Fourth, I might want to touch base with the folks getting the report so that I can get feedback, which means I can make improvements. Kaizen!
Finally, I actually want there to be a little extra effort to get the report. The hurdle let’s me know folks *really* want the report. This is a usability web site. Isn’t that last comment ironic?
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