Feedback is always appreciated, thanks!

I’ve added some clarification above to make sure people know they’re seeing the slideshow from my talk, and pointed out which slides were most related to the content idea discussion that took place.

Thanks for the information it was helpful though presented in an unusual way that may leave most people not finding the rich nuggets within.

I’m not saying it was a bad way, just different.

When I saw the video box I thought I was going to watch a video. After several moments of me staring at it and it staring at me we came to an enpass and I started clicking buttons. It was then that things really got interesting as I would click the closest thing to a play button I could find and it would advance one slide.

Ahhhh, I said to myself.

These are slides. Clever, but I hope everyone understands what they are.

However, that was not the end of my mysterious adventure.

Next I would look at the nicely prepared graphics when suddenly my mouse jumped into action and drifted over one of the pictures. To my surprise they were clickable. Most people, at least the ones I hang with sure aren’t used to clickable videos, errrr slides.

Perhaps I’m just hanging with the wrong crowds, you know the one’s my mama warned me about? Or perhaps, just perhaps, I won’t be the only one to be found in the boat of confusion just to discover that I really can walk on water.

I’m hoping the above is taken as constructive criticism, because AWeber is the best of the best.

PS: If you happen to find people who have PR2 or better Internet Marketing websites who would consider themselves experts in the industry, I am trying to build a database of such folks for the "Expert Authority" section of http://SEO-And-Beyond.com. Just send them my way and I’ll be glad to dialog with them.