I received a call yesterday from Alex, my enrollment adviser @ WGU to inform me that I’ve successfully passed the WGU entrance exam. I feel pretty good about that, particularly seeing as algebra and geometry aren’t my strong points. Next challenge: the $65.00 registration fee. I speak with Alex again on Tuesday, so we’ll see how that goes. If it is to be, it will be, so I’m not too overly concerned the fee will be much of an issue.

As a couple of you know, I’ve been having some technical issues with my blog, 500 Internal Server Errors, among other things. With the help of the great people over at Hostgator, I believe we’ve got that fixed. In addition, you should notice my blog loading in your browser significantly better, especially my 300 EC pages and my free ebook pages. Speaking of my 300 EC pages, I’ve finished (finally!) debugging those pages. The first two pages of cards are each an even 100. The final page of EC is 101. This enables everyone on the list a shot at 300 EC a day.

I’ve also finished the first set of ebooks and software on my free ebooks page. When all said and done, this will be the landing page for the squeeze page I will be building here shortly. For those of you who may be unaware of the meaning of those two terms: Also known as lead capture pages, a squeeze page’s only purpose in life is to collect email addresses, usually by giving something of value away free in return for a visitor giving someone permission to email them. A landing page is the page where the visitor is redirected to upon the confirmation they’re cool with receiving email. This is a technique to build what’s known as a sales funnel, but that’s a subject for another day.

That’s all for today. I hope this finds you having a pleasant day/evening.