Now that you’ve established contact, you want to keep your Russian women interested in you, yes? Many men fall short after only 2-3 emails while others continue to grow closer… we’ll tell you why. Check out the podcast now and download it.
Here’s Episode V:
Many people wanted to know how I went about the process when meeting my wife Nadia for the first time. I am not sure if my way is best for most people, but it was the best solution for me. I share with you the process which I personally think is best. Listen to the podcast now and let me know of what you think. By the way, if you have a great experience of meeting a Women from Russia, then please write to us and share your story with us. We’ll call you up and interview over the airwaves! 
Have a great weekend and we’ll see you on Tuesday!
These are the links as promised:
Here’s Episode IV:
Oops… sorry folks, I placed the wrong link to episode III. It is now fixed. Just in case, here is the link to episode III.
Hey all! Here it is, Episode III of our Russian Dating Radio Show podcast. In this episode, we discuss the basis of writing an introductory letter to Russian women, what to do about photos, and some other little tips to help you better get aquainted with Russian Dating in general.
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Here’s Episode III:
Hey all! Silly me, but I forgot to post the links to the website that you can place your Russian Photo ads in a major newspaper throughout Russia. Very cheap advertising in Russia. This is a very popular newspaper that most agencies place your photo and description in. Many of these Russian Bride agencies charge you between $50-$100 for this extra service. But you can do it yourself online for about $13 (or around $1.18 on their website.) You’ll need to use an online Russian language translator, so use this site to translate:
http://www.worldlingo.com/en/websites/url_translator.html
When you get there, enter this url address to translate:
Now, once on the page — select your region for advertising in. By default, you’re in the Moscow region. After you select your region, decide if you want to advertise on the website or the newspaper. The link to place an ad is translated like “Tax the Declaration.” You can choose between whether or not place an ad in the newspaper or the website. From there, I am sure you can navigate yourself.
Tonight’s Podcast will be up later today!
