The systems proposed appear to me to be quite cumbersome. When I advertise a site  eg. http://www.my.ws/xxxx, a visitor to that site has to include information such as name and email address on a ticket before he/she is able to view the presentation.  When the visitor has viewed the presentation, GDI sends  to its GDI representative a notice stating "You have a new visitor to your My.WS portal site." Thereafter GDI does no follow up on this individual.  . Does a follow up of these visitors expose GDI to potential legal liabilities. I am just curious.

My understanding  is that for those  who are invited through the GDI system, GDI provides the following levels of support:

1.  Seven emails are sent out to invites over a period of two weeks ( one every two days, each with a different heading) in an effort  to get the invitee to read the email and view the presentation. If the invitee does not read any of these mails GDI support activity ceases after two weeks.

2.  Once the invitee has opened the email a further  seven emails are sent to him over  the next two weeks  ( one every two days) in an effort to get him to view the presentation. If he does not view the presentation by the end of this period, GDI ceases its support.

3. If the invitee does view  the presentation, I am not clear what levels of follow up are done. Does anyone know whether GDI makes  any further contact with this vistor  to get him to sign up as an affiliate. If so, what would prevent GDI from providing the same  level of support to those who were attracted to the presentation by way of flyers, cards, or other forms of advertisements.

The system provided by GDI tracks either those whom we have invited  through the GTI invite  page, or leads purchased through GDI. Is there any provision in the system for tracking and follow up of persons who respond to flyers or other advertising material. How can one access a listing of those who respond to an advert, and see the follow  up  to them, and their responses. Has anyone  been able to access this feature if it exixts. If it does not exist, I think we would be missing out real big on potentials for follow ups.