YES!!!!! I just made my first SALE!!!!

[Cav]

Wow! what a feeling, I did it, it's not a lot but it couldn't have come at a better time, "I wanna thank everyone on this forum for all the help that has been provided to me. [/b]

[Griff Grumbein]

S-U-H-W-E-E-E-E-T, Cav

Looks good on ya, every little bit helps! Now review what you've done to get that sale, separate the wheat from the chaff, rinse & repeat, and the next thing ya know, it's your new day job!

Keep your momentum going, and of course. . .

P2P!

Griff

[Jim Hutchinson]

Congratulations Cav!

If you have access to their contact information, send the buyer a note thanking them for the purchase, offer any guidance you can, or include a link to a forum where they can get help from others.

Customer service like that can help foster word of mouth referrals for more sales.

[NewMom0208]

How Exciting
I followed your story through your posts.

May I ask, what technical knowledge did you have to acquire to build your site? Is it just HTML? How did you go about learning?

I am not very knowledable, I know a little HTML, my site is a straight blog...

Lots of sucess. I love your site!

[Cav]

Thank you NewMom0208 for your comment, and to everyone else on the forum. Well first thing NewMom0208, I was making my second round at trying to to really get it this time, after speaking to a few people in chatrooms. I came to the conclusion that I need to teach myself XHTML/CSS, Before April 2008 I had no idea what any of that source code ment, The first book I started with was XHTML/CSS the definitive guide,by Oriley Media. It has a lot of information in it, probably more than I needed to begin with, then I read HTML, XHTML, and CSS for dummies; I wish I would have read this one first. A good website I like to go to is www.W3schools.com. they have tutorials and references for coding.

Hope this helps, and thanks for the comments
Cav