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Netwurk

I guess that was spam, but I can't blame a guy for trying

Good luck with your site

tiersten

Seems legit to me. The user has been registered for a long time. The username and the person name matches up. They're just a lurker. Its free as well.

Welcome (again) to the forum

sthubbar

Thanks guys.

I guess you are both correct.

This message does seem to come off as spam.

I enjoy teaching. Now that I live in Beijing, China, I'm not finding any consistent opportunity to do what I enjoy, which is teaching beginning/intermediate individuals about networking and computers.

I'd figure I'd see if I'm able to generate any interest in even free classes and then from there even consider if there is any business potential.

I found a site that really seems to be the sort of model I'm striving towards. He really seems to provide good value.

CCNA CCNP Cisco Security Certification Exam, CCNA Boot Camp CBT

Thanks again for the feedback. As a network engineer, I'm not experienced in marketing, so I'm learning as I do it.

earweed

I'm sure the free wbinar will draw interest. I'll attend if I'm off work and awake even though I'll just be watching mostly. I'm just starting to study for the CCNA so I haven't gotten far enough in to even have good questions for you yet.
I wouldn't model your web page after Bryants as his web page is kind of cheesy and infomerciallist.

veritas_libertas

Welcome to TE

networker050184

Good to see it wasn't straight up spam. A good way to "teach" would to be hang around and answer questions here. I know its not the same, but if you want to help others its a start. Its always nice to have more technical people around to give advice.

Netwurk

Networker050184 has a good point. The OP should try to help out here for a while, maybe do some Q&A with the students that need help. If you build up a good reputation here, you'll seem more legit when you announce a site. A guy with one post always strikes me as a spammer.

Although you are up to 3 posts now, so welcome to TE.