Add a coming up next box at the end of each audio file page.
This will be a one year membership
Emails will go out every week
What is payment?  9.95 per month or 97 per year with monthly installments?

Create autoresponder plan

• Design a download page
• There are actually two pages that you’ll need: First, you’ll want to create a “capture” page where customers are immediately taken to after their order is processed. This will include an opt-in form for them to join your member autoresponder. Second, you’ll want create a fulfillment page where the customer actually downloads lesson number one.
  
  

• Lesson 1 will be how to use the site----
  
  Lesson 2 will be the benefits of guided imagery
  
  3 journey preparation, creating playlists
  
  
  
  
  determine joint ventures to promote the site
  
  send video as a launch
  
  
  1. So, once you have this in place, let’s examine the process...
     
     
  1. A visitor arrives at your FTM site and reviews the sales letter.
     
     
  2. This visitor is interested and clicks your order link.
     
     
  3. He arrives at the order processing page and submits credit card details.
     
     
  4. When the order is confirmed, he is taken to your “capture” page.
     
     
  5. The customer enters his email address for weekly notifications.
     
     
  6. His subscription is processed and he is immediately taken to the download
     
     page for lesson number one.
     
     
  7. He accesses the initial lesson from this download page.
     
     
  8. He receives future download page links to this email address each week.
     
     
  1. Look at the covers of magazines for topic ideas.
     
     • Check the best-seller list at Amazon.com within your category.
     
     • Type in a market keyword (I.E. “Homeschooling”) at Amazon.com and 
     
     check out the variety of titles for books and other resources.
     
     • Do the same thing at Google.com.
     
     • Do the same thing at Ezine Article directories such as 
     
     EzineAtticles.com, GoArticles.com, etc.
     
     • Drop by community hangouts such as forums and see what people are 
     
     talking about.
     
     Finding a topic should be the easiest part of the process, because there are 
     
     generally dozens (if not hundreds) of possibilities within most markets.
     
     As a rule, I like to choose topics that are –
     
     Specific enough that it doesn’t seem ordinary,
     
     General enough that you can cover “related” topics.