I was just taking a look at one of my MuVar tests and realized that a few variable versions had a shocking confidence rate.  A nice 99% confidence rate!  But what was even more shocking was that the two variable versions were completely different…

Not different as in the same variable with a slightly modified version…this test was pretty much like taking one version, then throwing the other one out the window.  This variable version only rarely gets tested by anyone… or even by the “guru” types.  In fact, I’ve never heard one of those so called “guru’s” ever mention this type of test variable.

It’s VERY powerful.

If you add this one variable version to some of your own tests, you’re pretty much guaranteed to make a shocking discovery.

I would like to share these test results with my readers.  However, because they have a certain value to them, I’d like to keep this private rather than using just a regular blog entry.

So this is what I’m going to do… I’m going to make a private, password protected blog entry on Thursday morning (Feb 21) including these test results.

I’ll be sending out the password to my blog announcement list a few hours prior to posting the blog entry.  Of course, that means if you aren’t currently on my blog announcement list, I won’t be sending you the password.

So, to ensure you get the password, you must fill out your first name and primary e-mail address in the form on the top right of my blog (just under my picture there), and click on the subscribe button.  Once you’ve done that, make sure you check your inbox for a confirmation e-mail so I know I have your permission to send you e-mail. (remember to check your spam folders if you can’t find it)

But, don’t try using those fake, temporary e-mail accounts just for getting the password.  Some readers have tried to scam me in the past in that sort of way.  That doesn’t fly with me.  I ban folks who do tricky things like that.  Please use a REAL e-mail account.

Alright, go sign up now before you forget… and I’ll be sending you an e-mail soon!

Thanks!

- Aaron Brandon