My new book The Copywriting Grab Bag is finally ready.
And for the next 24 hours I’m practically giving it away.
Here are the details:
This book contains all the best chapters of my no-longer-published eBook The Copywriters Cheat Sheet, plus 9 appendixes of interviews with some of the world’s savviest copywriters and marketers.
Some of these interviews are on my site.
And some are totally exclusive.
The exclusive interviews are with:
- Ken McCarthy (Of “The System Seminar” fame).
- Doberman Dan Gallapoo (Who used to work with the late, great copywriter Gary Halbert).
- Mike Winicki (A direct marketing genius).
- David Deutsch (I recently read on John Carlton’s blog that David had 6 controls running simultaneously back in September — dang!).
- Brian Clark (Of copyblogger.com — one of the most-visited blogs on the entire Internet).
Here are a few comments about this book when I gave it away free (and BEFORE I added the valuable appendix interviews):
Ben…your blog is always a great read, and your “Copywriter’s Cheat Sheet” book definitely kicks ass on each of its 300 pages. In fact I’d go as far to say it’s one of the very few valuable resources on the net worth downloading – and way better than 99% of the stuff I’ve bought over the past 12 months. Keep up the great work…
– Simon Johansson
www.BillionDollarCopywriter.com
Your “Copywriter’s Cheat Sheet” e-book was solid. Had me glued to the computer for a couple hours.
-Matt Marshall, Direct Response Copywriter
www.mattmarshallcopy.com
www.lookgoodwithnoshirt.com
Your “Copywriter’s Cheat Sheet” book is more valuable than 97.9% of the books I’ve paid money for. In fact, I haven’t even read the whole thing and I’m already putting your tips to work on an ad I’m writing.
-Mike Low
www.killermarketingtactics.com
Ben, your free “Copywriters Cheat Sheet” book is great stuff. The info in it is worth over $100. In fact, I’ve paid $79 and $99 for far less good info.
-John Gilger, Freelance Copywriter
www.jgilger.com
And just yesterday Ken McCarthy sent me this email:
Right now the book sells for $97 on Amazon.com.
This is actually a screw-up (on my part) — as I originally intended to price it that high, but recently decided to lower it to $49.95 to make it more accessible to people.
However, it will probably take about a month or so for the new price to filter through the system.
Whatever the case, I promised a special discount to my blog readers.
So, for the next 24 hours (and the next 24 hours ONLY) you can get this book for just $19.95 plus $7.50 shipping & handling (14.50 if you live outside the US.)
