Hi Friend.  Last week I sent an email to you and others who had gotten in touch with me to learn about the industrial & business use of drones.  I received more replies than any other email, asking for one of the lists from my "ultimate list of drone resources."

If you are still thinking about what list you would like (or you missed my earlier email), here is your chance to think about it again and reply back.  I hope I'll be able to help you accelerate your learning and save you the time & trouble from assembling these resources from around the world yourself.

What would you like to get, Friend?
 

Maybe the 6 podcasts that focus on drones?

 

13 email newsletters on drones?  (No, I don’t subscribe to them all. But I have the list!)

 

A list of drone laws and regulations by country?

 

14 software tools or apps that every commercial drone pilot should know about?

 

6 online articles and videos to accelerate your effective use of drones in construction?

 

A list of USA-made drone hardware & UAS (system) providers?

A letter and message to use with local or state officials who are thinking about passing regulations that will inhibit your use of drones?
 

These are the things I see in my file as I scan through it.  As I learn or discover anything or anyone that seems like an essential resource for a commercial drone operator, I add it to my list.

 

Do any of these sections sound especially valuable and relevant for you, Friend?

 

Or maybe it is something else I haven’t mentioned.   Now is an excellent time for you to let me know and I will let you know what's in the section you care about most. 

In case you are wondering, I'm not going to email you the entire list.  I'm certainly not going to email it unsolicited.  It has taken me over a year to compile this comprehensive list of resources.  And it's in a continuous state of curation.  I'm sure you can understand and appreciate, this isn't something that should be passed around like a free brochure or give-away.  It represents hundreds of hours of time that another person would have to spend to do the research and vetting to arrive at this condensed set of knowledge.

Click reply, write a quick note about what group of resources you care about most, and send it off to me so we can start a discussion.  I look forward to hearing from you.

 

To your success with drones,

 Brett

 

P.S. Next month (in April), I’m starting a new full time assignment.  My email frequency and my availability to talk with you are likely going to reduce.  That’s why this week is truly your best chance to get something out of my “ultimate list of drone resources.”  Hope to hear from you soon.