LoudDoc is VERY impressive so far. I am saying this as someone who took a gamble with my savings and spent thousands of dollars paying developers to get my online magazine to flip (page-turn) in '03 (when people thought I was crazy). It was 'apparently' too 'early' then, so it is AWESOME to see the advancement of this technology now and people embracing it.

I think this is a SOLID, well-put-together tool (you can tell the coding is CLEAN, too) that intersects between Beacon's Lead magnet concept and Designrr's Flipbook component (I have both, so this is the closest thing I can say to help people visualize). It's more Designrr on steroids (the narration component + lead magnet component takes it over the top). BTW, Beacon does a few other things that make it unique, so for anyone who may be on the fence there, both tools would benefit your marketing efforts without 'stepping on one another toes.'

Again, I'm big on sustainability -- I want to make sure the product will be around. I get what people are saying about maybe lessening the page count allowed and expanding the number of documents (even though you can delete to open up the space again -- which is a plus). I think that should be strongly considered for the future, maybe up to 120 pages and 400 docs. I don't know (lol), but all I know is I can see BIG ways to make money with this (if done correctly). For the record, I was not intending on adding another thing to my arsenal this month (this site is SO addictive -- lol!), but I could not resist such a seemingly great tool.

Anyway, I love when innovative tools hit AS, and this is one of them. I want them to be able to 'keep the lights on (and I don't mean Motel 6!). I'll take what they're giving right now (all things considering).

Keep up the incredible work, LoudDoc team (please don't let this fall by the wayside). You may have just saved me from having to create a landing page that needs audio, so I'm grateful for that. I'll be mapping out my strategy for this -- but I think I may ALREADY have it.

P.S. this is one tool I couldn't wait to 'play' with (it's EARLY in the A.M. here, but temptation called!).