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I'll just add my [2c] here. What I think is lacking in the PDF articles is new content. When I looked over the articles I saw most were just reprintes of old articles. Which is cheap and easy for them but gives us information we already have. I found in most cases we are collectors when it comes to MRR stuff. Most have a subscription and own most of the books. So when the articles were put out most of us realized we already had most of the the stuff. Now let me bring it full circle. The people who would be purchasing the subscription would be past costumers who may own one or all of your past DVDS. If they see they already have the clips on a DVD they'd pass but if they see it's new material or more in-depth material then they would be more inclined to purchase it. So a scenery technique you glossed over in your video could have it's own 5-10 in depth clip. Another idea is updates on the video. Like most of us you probably learn nw things as you go along. You could add new things that you hadn't learned yet for the video, or a product that hadn't been released yet. There's a lot you could put on these to make them more appealling to the consumer. Though if they are clips of the DVD's most will skim over them and buy the DVD. If this was the plan from the begining then I would be happy to sign up. Andrew
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