> I'm not sure why people think they need to spend money on this stuff, but
> I guess they think they should.
Hi Andy. A very very valid point.
As I said above, at the point in time I did my search engine research (just when the 'news' was 'breaking' in IM circles), it was easy to find out what, how and why it was working. Search engines are great for free research and results. It's a pity more people don't read what they are sent in thier emails and then do some seach engine 'research' BEFORE clicking on the link 
The principle of TAP is really simple and people outside of the IM masses have been 'doing it' for ages. A quick search of 'social networking' should do the trick.
In my case I just wanted to find 'a list' of social networking sites. I know I could have googled that as well but ... I'm human and I was being lazy. This time I came up trumps.
Lisa put me on to some SN sites I hadn't already found and off the top of my head she had a list of about 90 (give or take) - That saved me time and made my $ spend worthwhile.
> Anyone wanting to know how to TAP should go over to the Underachievers
> 30day challenge, Frank and Ed have videos that cover this stuff - for
> free.
I wish that Frank and Ed had had this site up when I was looking around to see what the fuss was about. That would have saved me even more time. With both of these tools in my armory I think I'll have another go at TAP with some of the other sites I never got round to TAP when I tried it out.
Thanks for this info Andy. You've always been spot on! I didn't know this site was out there. Once I'd learnt one way of doing it I had no need to delve deeper.
Am I right thinking that you also agree that currently, TAP will give people that use it as 'part' of their overall traffic strategy will see some improvements to traffic and sales?
Kevin Polley
www.mutualadvantage.co.uk
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