Don Juan Newsletter

[DJ de Florida]

Allen,

In my opinion, it seems many of the tips contained in the Don Juan Newsletter in recent months have been mediocre.

My suggestion would be to cut down the frequency of the letter to once a week. I would like to see a weekly newsletter containing an article from an author on dating/relationships, an article from you, and a tip submitted by a recipient of the DJ Newsletter or a post made on the discussion forum. It would even be better if they were all related to some theme.

It appears some of the tips have been thrown into the newsletter just for meeting the goal of sending out the e-mail on schedule. In summary, I would like to see more quality in the newsletter rather than quantity.

We appreciate all the work you continue to do with the site and the newsletter.

Respectfully,

DJ de Florida

 

[~The_Chosen~]

Who cares? Don't read it then. I like every single one, it;ll either remind you of the techniques with examples and so on or teach you something new.

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[SoSuave.com]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm assuming you're referring to the Tip of the Day and not the Newsletter. I'm pretty happy with the current format of the TOTD, although I'll agree that some tips are better than others. But I never send anything out that doesn't have some merit.

 

[DJ de Florida]

Originally posted by sosuave.com:
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm assuming you're referring to the Tip of the Day and not the Newsletter. I'm pretty happy with the current format of the TOTD, although I'll agree that some tips are better than others. But I never send anything out that doesn't have some merit.

Allen,

I was referring to the Tip of the Day. I didn't realize there was a difference between the "Tip of the Day" and the "Don Juan Newsletter". I guess I don't check my e-mail subject messages carefully. I believe I only get the "Tip of the Day". If I don't receive the "Don Juan Newsletter" in my mailbox, I will subscribe.

The essence of my comment was that I would like to see more developed and well-placed material versus frequent e-mails which may not be up to par.

Just trying to help make the website better.....

Respectfully,
DJ de Florida




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