Got some cool stuff in the “hopper” I think you’re gonna love.
Including a couple fascinating interviews and a guest blog post by one of my favorite copywriters.
In the meantime, though, may I ask a favor?
I want to know how I can best help you in 2009.
I’m lining up topics to write about next year and which experts to interview for the site.
And I’d really like to know what YOU want to know more about.
Specifically, I’d like to know:
1. What’s your biggest copywriting and/or marketing frustration?
2. What topics would you like to learn more about?
3. Are there any specific marketing and copywriting experts you’d like me to interview?
4. Any specific products you’d like to see offered?
5. Finally, if you’re willing, tell me about yourself. What’s your website? What do you do in business? What kind of product do you sell? What unique problems are you facing in your industry and field? And so on, and so forth.
Anyway, to participate in this (extremely informal) survey, copy and paste the questions above into a the form at:
… along with your answers.
I’ll keep everything confidential.
And, again, will be carefully reading each and every response.
Ben
P.S. Also, if there are any other comments or complaints you want to tell me about, go ahead and lay it on me, too.
I’m all ears, either way
I want to thank everyone who’s sent me their survey responses.
In fact, I’ve decided to (as Emeril says) “kick it up a notch.”
Whoever sends in the best, most complete surveys (with the most detailed feedback) will get a free copy of my forthcoming new edition of “The Copywriting Grab Bag.”
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Hi Ben,
I’ve been following you for awhile now. Just heard you on the Marcus Allen
show, great interview…lots of great stuff.
I’m a direct response copywriter living in Murphy, NC. Married and father of 5 (3 girls
2 boys).
The web site is actually my newest creation. I have several others. This site is pretty
straight forward. It’s called the Gary Halbert Billion Dollar Copywriting Course and
it is a membership site. very month members receive two lessons. The lessons consist
of the transcripts of two of Gary’s long copy display ads broken down and analyzed with annotation as to what worked and why.
The concept being that if a huge pdf were delivered with all the ads packaged together
it would be so big that very few would actually work through it and study it. But, by
breaking it down into bite-sized chunks, people are more likely to read, study and
implement the material.
Now to get it out to the masses…
To YOUR Success,
Jason Hart
CIO, Focus Based Marketing
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