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Like many said, this is apples and oranges. First of all I had a very different product. My 40 pages eBook took me about 30 hours of work, including the promo s
by sgdesign 15y ago
Like many said, this is apples and oranges. First of all I had a very different product. My 40 pages eBook took me about 30 hours of work, including the promo site, whereas Jarrod's eBook is 130 pages long and has been in the works for quite some time now.
I also had different goals. I wanted to build an audience for future products, and redirect a little traffic and attention to my "real" project, Folyo (http://folyo.me http://folyo.me).
That project, by the way, has made me less money in 6 months of work than that eBook did in 30 hours. I don't know if I should be happy or sad about that…
- studiofellow 15y agoSure, it's an imperfect comparison, but it's the closest we're ever going to get through coincidence. Same launch day, same format, similar topic. The length is different and the authors have different-sized audiences, but we should be able to learn something from this, rather than write it off as "apples and oranges."