Have you considered that putting her DVD-oriented business online could be a bad idea? It is one thing to demo the technique in person and then follow up with a

Have you considered that putting her DVD-oriented business online could be a bad idea? It is one thing to demo the technique in person and then follow up with a "hot sale" of the DVD. This is easy-peasy and works well. And it is a completely different thing to get random people look at the website and get them excited enough to order a DVD. This is an impulsive buy product if sold online. You see it, you get excited (IF that happens), you want it now. DVD in the mail translates not "no, thanks" at best and a visit to the torrents site at worst. I just do not see this working at all. It would seem more logical to focus on promoting her seminars instead.