Why Your Website Sucks . . . the workshop?

Hey folks,

So since posting my "Why Your website sucks" article last night I've gotten close to 500 views and a whopping number of comments.

Article here: http://biznik.com/learn/articles/marketing-sales/why-your-website-sucks

Which makes me think that the "suckiness" of most people's websites is a topic that's on a lot of people's minds.

Beth Yockey and I are considering doing a workshop where we take a small group of Bizniks and "desuckify" their sites live in the room in front of God and everybody.

Basically, we'll be walking folks through the exact process I use with my copywriting clients before I dive into their projects and will be giving them live feedback and advice they can use to amp up their website's pulling power literally overnight.

Anyway, I just wanted to see if there would be interest. My current idea is to limit the event to probably 25 people, but to only critique 10 or so websites. That way folks who are "shy" can still get something out of the workshop.

Now, this thing won't be cheap (at least not by biznik standards. By real world standards it's a steal.) But it will be staggeringly effective for the folks that show up.

TALK!

Obviously, there are only so many sites we'll be able to fit into a 2 or 3 hour session, but I think even if you don't pers