Due to Unpopular Request, eBook Download Process Is Being Modified

Thank you to all those who participated in my eBook Feedback Request. It’s seems that some people had a problem with the process, it was too confusing, didn’t like the messaging requirement (that was part of the plugin I used), and more. I get it.

As a result, I am modifying the process a bit. Specifically, I am removing the Share and Get It! tool I used as I believe this was a significant source of the problem. I still want to offer the eBook through Facebook so I am keeping that process for now.

If you have yet to receive the eBook, navigate to my Facebook page (http://facebook.com/rethinksurvival), click on the Welcome page–it will also say Get eBook Here! below the thumbnail image of the page. Next, click the Like! button. After doing so, you will be presented with a link to download the eBook. If the link appears to do nothing then it is probably your web browser that is not allowing “unsecure content.” You either need to allow it for this page (you web browser should show a popup alert) or try right-clicking the link and choose “Save As” or something similar.

For those that refuse to use Facebook or were having difficulty, I understand. As such, I have made it available to Subscribers on the eBook Reports page.

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