The content was great, but it was almost painful and difficult to listen to and understand Smacker.

He’s cool for a chime in here and there. But, 6 minutes of him is TOO much
Just my opinion and I’m sticking to it.

But, THANKS for the great content!

Great feedback… that’s what I need to hear so I can improve my “act”… thanks!!

Jim

Jim,
…about smacker
I had to concentrate twice as hard to understand him. I hope you’re well soon. I love your voice.
Rita

I think what we’ll do in the future is let Smacker do the “color commentary” and I’ll do the actual instruction… I think he serves us all better as the resident smart aleck and class clown than the actual instructor

Hi Jim

First time i’ve posted to your blogg.

I’d love to watch and listen to the video again, when Smacker has not inhaled helium!

I always heed your advices, but I just could not make head nor tale of Smackers voice!

Regards
Roy
www.Rent-A-Villa-In-Paphos.com

Dear Jim:

30 seconds of Smacker is unintelligible torture - I can’t imagine anyone sticking around for 6 minutes.

Thanks for all you do.

Steve Markowski

Jim,
You owe me big time…That was 6 minutes of torture. Can’t believe I listened to the whole thing. It felt so good when it was over.

Perhaps a half off coupon for “Turn Words into Traffic might make me whole again.

Feel Better

JH

As adorable as Smacker is, I’d really hate to be the one to break it to him that he’s not quite ready for “prime time”. He’s got a longggg way to go to fill the shoes of his Big Daddy. But…thank you very much for the content. We’ll take it however we can get it…even if we have to listen to it in ‘doggie’ style communication. Get well soon!

Find an Elvis impersonator to be the voice of Smacker.

Be well.

Hey Jim,

It was good to see Smacker again and I needed the reminder about the articles. I’m with the others…Smacker is most adorable as your sidekick and not the star.

Thanks and take good care of yourself!

Hey Smacker

Good job, son. Much better than that boring Jim Edwards bloke. You are the Jerry Lewis to his Dean Martin. Remember Lewis had to leave Martin to make it big. Happy to be your agent and book you onto the London Palladium. you have all the talent leave bubba behind and make your millions.

Bonzer

Jim,

This is brilliant and entertaining. I love Smacker and his quick wit! I don’t know where’s he’s been lately, but you should definitely add him to the payroll.

To Your Ever-Growing Success!

Matt Zembruski
Entrepreneurial Talent Scout
Turning Would-Be Entrepreneurs Into Wild Successes!

It appeared the contect was good, but I didn’t have the patience to try and understand the audio.

Jim, you are a proven internet marketer with a wealth of information to share. You are also a nice looking man who really doesn’t need to be “cute.”

I’d say, retire Smacker and bring back clever, funny, Jim.

My best to you,
Mary

Sorry Jim, but I’m afraid I have to side with the general consensis here, that Smacker should probably keep his day job and leave the marketing to his master. Speedy recovery, bud.

Scott

Hi Jim,
I have to say I agree with Steve Markowski. After 30 seconds of trying to understand Smacker, I had to turn it off. What a headache!! I am sure it contained information which I would have found useful, but I couldn’t take it!
Joyce

Hi Jim,
I think Smacker’s great. And contrary to the populr opinion, his voice is great. Of course, I liked a show called Willie Whistle when I was a boy.

For some reason the video poped to an error, not the twit page.

Keep Up the Good Work!
Keith

Drove my dog crazy. Can’t get him to stop barking.

I found smackers voice so irritating that I switched off. Sorry!

Tony

I say Smacker needs to go, and couldn’t get through the whole thing in one sitting.

Information A+
Presentation D-.

Jim, I agree that Smacker’s voice was tough to understand, but I loved the presentation and would like to see much more of Smacker. So many people today are b-o-r-i-n-g and stuffy and you … er, excuse me … Smacker, is anything but dull! More, more.

Dear Mister Edwards,

Poor Smacker must have been hung over awful bad. The worst he did was call me a dum-dum. You need to get him into rehab, ASAP. And I’ll need to personally counsel that shameless hussy who encouraged his descent into debauchery.

What’s her number?

And what’s with the hair loss jokes? Don’t you think the follically-challenged have enough problems with society’s artificial demands for “perfect hair” without being subjected to degrading comments from a substance abusing, nasal-voiced stuffed barking rat?

This was NOT up to your usual high standards of journalistic integrity.

Sincerely,
Jim-Ed Barker
Yer Cousin in Kentucky

PS: Triangles is mah fave’rit clothes! Hooo, dawgy!

PS2: Ah luv Smacker!

Hi Jim

Funny, your Smacker, but for all the not usually english speaking folks on this planet not to be understood!

A shame as the content is great!

Sincerely
Sebastian

Jim,

Weeeeeeee doggies…what was that lol. Smacker had every critter in the house looking at my putter screen!

Well, at least smacker knows what he’s talking about! I’m looking for advice so bad I’d even take it from him. Of course he learned from the best!

Thanks for the help buddy and God bless!

grace and peace,

Mary Murtha

Smacker is hard to understand. I think you ought to put him back in the comic relief department and keep the serious work for yourself.

Art
theWanderingSalsero

I love Smacker - keep up the “relaxation therapy”!

He is too difficult to understand for a whole presentation.
Your idea to use Smacker for the comic stuff with “BigJim’s” instructions and voiceovers is excellent.

Judy

I love Smacker - keep up the “relaxation therapy”!

He is too difficult to understand for a whole presentation.
Your idea to use Smacker for the comic stuff with “BigJim’s” instructions and voiceovers is excellent.

Judy