At the time, my money was very tight and my subscription spent on software that was, initially, barely functional was quite a stretch. I was very close to cancelling my PortalFeeder subscription. I am very happy to say that I did not, in the end, cancel. Looking back there was one reason why I did not give up on Portal Feeder. Whether by luck or design we had a very lively forum and user community; possibly because of the issues we faced in getting our projects to work. I chose to continue my payments because of that community. I was getting a rapid training course in internet marketing, site building, HTML, strategy and many other topics. It came because we shared.

Today the PortalFeeder community is, if anything, even stronger; it has been welded into a vital part of the PortalFeeder business concept. Some members have said that the subscription cost was good value for the Portal Feeder community alone.

Over the 15 months since I joined PortalFeeder I have gone from worrying about meeting the monthly subs for the system to making a decent living from my internet based  activities. I use my PortalFeeder training and tools every day for my own benefit and for the benefit of my clients.

As a sidenote, nowadays when looking at a new product or service offering, unless it is of negligable impact on my business or of tiny cost, I always want to know about the community aspects of the offering. This has been a valuable lesson from the PortalFeeder business system (not just software!)

Come on over, sign up for the pre-registration list, read the PortalFeeder blog, get a feel for what is going on here!

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