Where Is The Password?

Hi,

Would you like the password for my earlier post?

Sorry, you missed out. It’s too late.

But you can still get access to password protected posts in the future. Here’s how to get access to protected posts:

1. Find my picture up there in the upper-right corner.

2. If you can’t find it, go to my home page by clicking this link:

http://www.ProcessToProfits.com

3. Did you find it? Notice the form right below my picture… It only asks for two items of information about you.

4. Enter your name in the first blank. You can enter a fake name if you must. And you can enter just your first name. That’s OK too.

5. Enter your email address in the 2nd blank. You must enter your real email address. I’ll be sending you future passwords by email, so if you don’t enter a real email address, you won’t get them. Don’t use Gmail.com, Yahoo.com, Hotmail.com or any other freebie email address. Also don’t use Aol.com. Use your real email address provided by your Internet service provider or Web hosting company.

6. Click the button that says “Taylor, sign me up!” to submit your information. It’s safe with me. I won’t share it with anyone. The password will be included with any password protected blog entry. It’s free, easy, and safe.

7. Go to your email box. Look for the confirmation email I sent you. It usually should be there within minutes, but it could take a bit longer depending on Internet congestion. Follow the directions and click on the link in the email to confirm your email address.

That’s it! In the future, when I post a password protected blog entry (where I will offer valuable information), you will get the password in your email box. Easy enough?

By the way, every single email you get will have an unsubscribe link. So if you want to stop getting blog announcements, just click the link provided in any email I send you. Go ahead and follow steps 1-7 above now, because like I said, you can change your mind at any time. It’s that easy.

Ciao!

-Taylor

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