Blatant pitch time…

Many moons ago I wrote a book called:

“Crackerjack Selling Secrets”

It started off as my own personal selling cheat sheet with 101 easy and ethical ways to sell almost anything, to anyone (online or offline) — without struggle, frustration or using any “black hat” nonsense.

Later, I expanded it into a book and it was an instant hit.

In fact, versions of the book sold for as much as $97.00.

(And even then people thought it was a bargain.)

But guess what?

Today it’s up on ClickBank.

Is in easy-to-read pdf format.

And, is at a price anyone can afford.

Here are just 55 of the secrets inside:

  • A simple way to “spin” a prospect’s rejection into multiple new sales. (Just say this when someone tells you “no” and you can potentially nab 2, 3, 5, even 10 extra sales. You’ll probably even start praying for “no’s” after reading this!)
  • The “nerd gets cheerleader” persuasion trick that makes it extremely hard for customers to resist buying from you. (Even if they didn’t originally intend to!)
  • An almost unheard of way to use vicious gossip to sell more products. (Benjamin Franklin used this to get even hostile kings of enemy countries to listen to and follow his ideas while serving as a U.S. diplomat.)
  • How to “de-hype” your most powerful and outrageous product claims. (Mr. Spock often did this in the old Star Trek TV shows when persuading Captain Kirk to do something crazy.)
  • The secret of selling with your hands. (As far as I can tell, nobody in the history of mankind has ever been able to ignore a sales pitch by someone who does this with one of their hands.)
  • How to get cold prospects to EAGERLY buy even your most expensive products “sight unseen” (This was discovered years ago by a social psychologist, takes zero effort to use and is so effective, this might be the only sales “technique” you ever need!)
  • How the man once billed as “the world’s greatest salesman” sold millions of dollars in products by NOT talking during his pitches. (This is PERFECT if you’re introverted, shy or feel awkward when selling.)
  • A sneaky (and fun) way to “trick” your competition into doing your selling for you… and without them even knowing it! (Warning: This ONLY works for truly valuable products and services. Otherwise, it will backfire on you.)
  • A can’t-lose way to “flip” angry prospects into your happiest and BEST paying customers. (One giant airline did this when a flight was delayed for several hours with people on board and had them loving the company within minutes.)
  • The “bumbler’s advantage” persuasion phenomenon used by some of history’s most effective salesmen, politicians, negotiators and lawyers.
  • The simple trick (used all the time by professional con men) that makes it almost impossible for prospects to tell you “no.” (And never fear, there’s absolutely nothing even remotely unethical, illegal or immoral about doing this.)
  • A secret “2 second” trick for selling high ticket products and services to complete strangers.
  • The pick-up artist’s “instant ice-breaking” secret for getting people to like and trust you within seconds of meeting you.
  • A borderline “racist” (and even sexist) sales principle that instantly makes people more likely to buy from you. (Don’t worry–there’s nothing unethical or evil about this. In fact, people APPRECIATE it when you do it.)
  • The “Dear Abby” persuasion formula used by a few (very rich) marketers to slip past peoples’ natural sales defenses. (Even works with people who automatically delete or ignore sales pitches on sight!)
  • How top door-to-door salesmen used to quickly and easily “neutralize” prospect sales resistance. (Also works on the Internet, too.)
  • How the guy once called “the most persuasive man of the 20th century” effortlessly sold Wall Street tycoons, political power players and even U.S. presidents on his products, services and ideas.
  • 7 simple words that almost force “hemmers & hawers” off the fence. (And, in many cases, choose to buy what you’re selling!)
  • A sneaky way to sell more products with a WEAK sales pitch.
  • The best people to study if you want to learn the art and craft of selling as fast as humanly possible. (And without spending a single penny on any books, courses or seminars.)
  • The little-known persuasion secret behind how even complete “nobodies” are elected to public office. (And how to use this secret for almost anything you want to sell, too.)
  • A sneaky (but effective) way to “recruit” other sales and marketing pros to help YOU make more money.
  • How dirty politicians and their “henchmen” persuade people of power and influence to give them their money and votes. (And how to ethically use this same secret with your legitimate products.)
  • How to make MORE money from a prospect by NOT selling them anything. (This may sound bizarre, but it works like crazy almost every time.)
  • When “positive thinking” can destroy your sales. (This is must-reading If you follow the teachings in “Think And Grow Rich” or “The Secret”.)
  • A secret button on your telephone that’s been proven to quickly, easily and sometimes dramatically increase sales. (Another bizarre tip. And it works especially well for people who HATE selling by phone!)
  • How certain politicians win millions of extra votes even when nobody trusts or likes them. (If you pay attention, you can see this subtle persuasion secret used every day on the news.)
  • The “ninja question” used by a certain real estate agent to routinely outsell his competitors. (Just ask your prospects this seemingly innocent question and watch what happens!)
  • The “squirmy question” secret of one the direct selling industry’s top sales trainers. (Ideal for selling expensive products to cold prospects.)
  • A truly “no brainer” (yet almost always overlooked) way to get people looking FORWARD to hearing from you. (And many times even eager to buy from you.)
  • How to arrange it so instead of you trying to sell to your prospects… your prospects sell YOU on “letting” them buy. (Master this and selling is “cake”.)
  • The quickest way to “position” yourself as a trusted authority in your market–even if nobody has ever heard of you before.
  • One (very simple) way cults persuade ordinary people to join their freaky organizations. (Nothing “black hat” about it, either. In fact, this was used by one of the most respected copywriters who ever lived to sell over 100 million dollars worth of products by mail order.)
  • How one of the world’s top direct marketers uses an ordinary pocket watch to sell FAR more of his products than he would otherwise. (This may sound almost TOO simple, but it’s spooky how easily this ramps up sales.)
  • The “Harvard” secret of easy selling. (This powerful persuasion principle was discovered by a Harvard psychologist, and makes people up to 94% more likely to buy from you!)
  • How your “expert” status can HURT your sales!
  • An almost fool proof way to eliminate “sticker shock” when selling high ticket products and services.
  • Every day “magic” words that make even hypey, over-the-top claims instantly believable.
  • Abraham Lincoln’s long lost persuasion secret you will never read about in the history books. (Lincoln was one of history’s great debaters and persuaders. Here’s one of his best-kept secrets for winning over his rivals in politics and business.)
  • The exact best time to begin selling. (Back in the old days, a few smart door-to-door salesmen used this knowledge to 1.) Virtually eliminate rejection and 2.) Make LOTS more sales. Also works for getting raises at a job, too.)
  • The persuasion “mind candy” secret of the world’s most respected (and feared) negotiator. (Works like gangbusters for persuading everyone from your neighbors or family members to big ego boardroom executives.)
  • A 100% “no hype” way to quickly stick out like a sore thumb in competitive markets. (Boardroom Books–one of the biggest direct mail companies in the world–made a fortune doing this. You can use it, too.)
  • A secret way (almost nobody knows) to make sure you NEVER bore your prospect. (This was accidentally discovered by a grade school teacher to keep her hyper active kids calm and behaved. And it virtually guarantees you keep your prospect’s undivided attention when selling in person, on the phone or even in an ad or sales letter.)
  • A controversial (yet dignified and tasteful) way to increase your sales by threatening your prospects’ families.
  • The secret of getting customers to “sell themselves” on buying from you. (No arguing, gimmicks or convincing necessary.)
  • How to prove your product is better than your competitor’s without showing your prospects even a shred of proof. (Pepsi used this to corner the soft drink market. Here’s how you can use it, too.)
  • How to use your prospect’s natural desire to be lazy to sell him MORE products and services.
  • How to get total strangers to trust you right out the gate.
  • A blatantly “politically incorrect” persuasion secret (discovered by the late marketing genius Gary Halbert)… that reveals ALL of your prospect’s unique emotional “hot buttons.”
  • The single easiest way to win a prospect’s trust ever invented. (Advertising legend David Ogilvy used this to dominate the super competitive advertising business in the 1960’s. And it’s shocking so few people use it today.)
  • The right (and wrong) ways to use gut-wrenching fear in your sales pitches.
  • A “counter intuitive” sales tip (most people never think to do) that immediately gets customers WANTING to buy from you and ONLY you.
  • How to “recruit” your best customers to do all your selling for you. (And without paying them a penny in commission.)
  • How to use your prospect’s skepticism to your advantage when selling to them.
  • And lots, lots more.

Are we having fun, yet?

Anyway, the above are just 55 of the tips.

There are 101 total inside.

And, you can download them all here:

www.CrackerjackSelling.com

See ya,

Ben Settle

On that webinar last week with Brian Mcleod and David Garfinkel I taught something I have never talked about publicly.

Something I’ve thought long and hard about.

And, in some ways, is the foundation of my email system.

And that is…

You’re NOT defined by the people who love and support you.

You’re defined by those who HATE and ATTACK you.

My favorite example of this is Jesus Christ.

Just mentioning His NAME pisses people off.

(If you don’t believe me, write an email about Jesus. All the “tolerant” little mush cookies will start telling you how offended they are. But write an email about Buddha or Zeus or being “spiritual” and you won’t hear a peep.)

Anyway, back to my droog Jesus.

(Oh I can FEEL the seethers bristling at His name… oh yeah!)

His “brand” is now 2000 years old.

And His ministry was in some ways defined by His HATERS.

Like…

  • The wicked money changers screwing people out of their money in the temple of God.
  • The scribes who’s religious & political power He threatened.
  • The demons who were terrified of Him.
  • The people who mocked him when He was being crucified. (I mean, really, an innocent guy is being dragged through the streets with his guts *literally* hanging out, and you’re gonna mock the guy? Give him vinegar to drink? Nutzo.)
  • And, of course, the devil!

Bid’niz is the same way.

You know you’re doing it right when you outsell the conmen.

When you anger the scammers.

And, when you expose the shenanigans going on all around you people blindly fall for just because their favorite goo-roo does it.

So let the bad guys hate on you.

Means you’re doing it right.

Anyway, using my email system could eventually get the “scribes” and money-changers (in your niche) yapping and squawking at you, too.

If that happens?

Good.

Means you’re helping your market.

Doing people a real service.

And, making a profit to boot.

Here’s where to subscribe to “Email Players”:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

About that “refund policy” email from Tuesday…

“Email Players” subscriber Ian Stanley comments:

“I recently got signed up for email players and bought the 37 dollar up sell. Sat down and wrote the 5 emails based on your template and loaded to my auto responder. This was to a list I have kept in horrible contact with and hadn’t spoken to in months. Less than 100 people and I got a sale on day 2 for 77 dollars. That’s a damn good return on my investment. By not allowing a refund you can be damn sure I will read the email players playbook at least 5 times so I can get all the gold nuggets you have in there. The difference between trying to reverse engineer your emails and actually getting your paid product is massive. Any fence sitters should know that. Can’t wait for my first newsletter. Not allowing refunds definitely increases someone’s chances of success.”

This is the mark of a winner, IMH(BA)O.

He invests in his business.

Doesn’t procrastinate.

And rapidly implements.

(And sees results.)

This is how every successful person I know thinks. And, unfortunately, the opposite of how most think, which is why most people are not qualified to subscribe to “Email Players”.

They ain’t ready.

Are still too timid.

And, not prepared (psychologically) to commit to their success.

Anyway, down to bid’niz:

The May “Email Players” issue goes to the printer in 6 days. It covers all kinds of topics including Obama’s email campaign strategies (that brought in the lion’s share of their $600+ million in donations).

But, don’t subscribe unless you’re prepared to work hard.

Do LOTS of writing.

And, profit like a boss.

Here’s where to subscribe:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

Tonight I’m being interviewed by David Garfinkel and Brian McLeod for their “Fast Effective Copy” live monthly training.

And, one thing we’re gonna talk about is… email.

(Shocked?)

As well as bullets.

And subject lines.

And a simple (but profound) mindset “shift” that separates the truly great copywriters from the lesser wannabes (something I learned directly in conversation from two of the world’s top “A list” direct mail copywriters about 6 years ago… that’s made my ads 10x’s more successful than they would be otherwise).

We’re also gonna rap about another important email tip:

Enjoying yourself.

Have some FUN, boss.

Believe it or not, I have an opinion on this.

And, (as usual) I’m right:

If you’re not having fun writing an email you should toss it out and write something that IS fun.

Why?

Because if you’re bored then your readers will be bored.

And if your readers are bored they’ll bail.

And if they bail, you lose the sale.

It’s kinda like picking up chicks.

Another thing I’m an expert at (heh).

Chicks like a challenge.

They like unpredictability and fun.

And, they like an exciting adventure.

Well guess what?

So does your email list, babycakes.

Most people are terrified of saying something confrontational or outside-the-box or (gasp!) controversial in their emails for fear of people unsubscribing.

But controversy doesn’t cause lots of unsubscribes.

Being BORING does.

In marketing boring equals death.

You can’t bore people!

Nobody in the history of the world has been bored into buying from an email or sales letter.

Sigh.

Is any of this getting through?

Or are you gonna keep SPURNING me?

Anyway, about that interview…

It’s tonight at 8:00 EST.

And, you can register free here:

http://fasteffectivecopy.com/members/monthly-training/live-training

Ben Settle

Let’s rap about testing.

If you listen to various goo-roo orthodoxy, they’ll brag and pound their chests about how they just “test their way to success.” As if learning the solid fundamentals is beneath them and just throwing up A/B split tests is the best thing you can do, yada yada yada.

I won’t say this is totally without merit.

After all, even a broken clock is right twice per day.

But it’s a terrible foundation to build on.

Why?

Because if you don’t have the fundamentals down, then you’re just testing two turds against each other and seeing which one doesn’t stink as bad.

In the end, all you get is a less stinky turd.

And, as a wise person once said…

“You can roll a turd in powdered sugar, but that won’t make it a jelly donut”

The point?

By all means test!

Test your sales letters.

Your opt in pages.

And your lead generation ads.

But don’t SPURN the fundamentals.

When it comes to email, I can teach you the solid fundamentals in about 2-3 hours in the “Email Players Playbook” that comes free with your subscription to the “Email Players” newsletter.

May is a good month to jump on board, too.

Why?

Lots of reasons.

Including:

  • An in-depth analysis of Obama’s campaign email strategies (they raked in well over $600 million online, and the majority of that dough was with email)
  • How to profit from dead people (it’s not as morbid as it sounds)
  • How to make $$ from people opting OUT of your list
  • An email format that lets anyone make out like bandits (especially for people who are still terrified of pitching in emails)
  • Ann Coulter’s “easy email” writing secret
  • How to get a huge discount on Daniel Levis’s “Effortless Influence” product which I’ve used to help crank out some of my most profitable emails
  • And a ho’ bunch more…

This baby goes to the printer in 9 short days.

Subscribe here while you can:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

People make email WAY too complicated.

Especially people obsessing over open rates, click thru rates, opt out rates and deliverability rates.

You’ll waste your life doing that.

Here are a few reasons why:

1. Yes, there are *some* things you can do for deliverability.

But, delivery is mostly outside your control — dependent on your auto-responder’s relationship with ISP’s, staying off black lists, deleting accounts that get lots of spam complaints (when other people using your auto-responder get high spam complaints, it can hurt your deliverability), etc.

2. If you take the long view today’s open rates are irrelevant.

Why?

Because silly, you can come at them again tomorrow…

3. Open rates are hard to accurately track.

Especially with smart phones which don’t usually have images turned on (and thus, aren’t tracking opens).

4. Higher click-thrus don’t necessarily equal higher sales.

Nor do higher open rates.

Spammers sometimes get huge click-thrus and opens, but few sales. A guy once asked me how I track my ROI if I don’t track opens.

Which was odd.

I mean, how would you track ROI with opens?

Opens aren’t sales…

So, what’s the solution to all this?

It’s simple:

Instead of obsessing over things mostly outside your control like better email deliverability… focus on writing better emails.

Building a *responsive* list.

And, yes, learning to sell.

(In a way people like buying from).

You’ll make more sales.

Waste less time.

And there will be peace in your world…

Speaking of peace:

The next “Email Players” issue delves deep into the psychology behind our Nobel Peace Prize winning president’s 2012 campaign fundraising emails. (Most of the $690 million online donations were via email, NOT social media.)

Lots of cool insights.

And, lots of profitable insights, too.

Subscribe in time here:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

So I heard another Internet “death of” prediction.

What happened was, my droog Jon McCulloch was listening to a CD from a (very well known) Internet marketing guy. Someone probably 95% of online marketers would recognize. And, yes, a guy whose name I won’t tell you (dontcha hate when I do that, ya little gossiper?)

The “who” doesn’t matter anyway.

It’s the “what” he said I want to skewer.

And that is:

“Email marketing is dead”

Riiiiight.

I guess I didn’t get that memo.

As my sales (and those of many of my “Email Players” subscribers) are higher than ever using good old “retro” email.

Anyway, people are always pronouncing email dead.

Usually they blame social media.

And spam.

And lower open rates.

Yada, yada yada…

In a way they’re right, though.

Email IS dead for most people.

Like people who give away lots of “content.”

Who write emails as if they’re static sales letters.

(Which is a big mistake, BTW).

And, who simply don’t know how to sell.

For them?

Yes.

Email is dead as a hammer.

For the few of us who know how to use it?

It’s alive and kicking.

Who knows?

Maybe one day we’ll see the death of goo-roo predictions.

Until then, realize this:

Whenever someone (especially a goo-roo selling an alternative to whatever death he’s pronouncing) says a media, format or platform is “dead” (i.e. long form sales letters, email, plain text, etc), you can be sure it’s alive and breathing.

Although I gotta admit:

I kinda dig my competition believing email is dead.

It’s less competition for me.

And, less competition for my “Email Players” subscribers.

(Not that we have “competition”…)

So keep predicting, ye goo-roos.

And we’ll keep profiting.

Subscribe to “Email Players” here:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

Never a dull moment ’round here…

Yesterday I was forwarded a Facebook group message where some dude critiqued my email “sequence.”

Apparently, he recently got on my list.

Read a grand total of two emails.

(He mentioned my “welcome” email and lawyer email.)

And from those two emails pronounced I’m doing everything wrong, have no credibility and am “screwing myself” by not giving away lots of videos, content and reports. In fact, he was particularly hung up on lack of content and “proof”, and lamented how I did not build any “rapport” with him, show any desire to help him, or give him any reason to trust me.

Is he right?

Am I doing it all wrong?

Should I renounce my wicked ways?

Uhm, no.

Just the opposite, in fact.

For one thing, right off the bat he was confused:

I don’t even have an email “sequence.”

Only the “welcome” email is auto-respondered.

And that has a pdf of the first “Email Players” issue.

Pure content.

And, valuable content, too.

Same with his lame “proof” complaint.

I use 13+ ways to prove claims or build my credibility in my emails (and 2 of them I use in almost every email I send out, including THIS email). I’ll probably do an “Email Players” issue about this eventually.

But, they’re “invisible.”

That’s kinda the point.

I’m not trying to impress “advertising critics.”

I’m trying to sell my product.

And speaking of which…

Yes, of course I’m always selling.

After all, I *believe* in my products.

And in my way of thinking, if you believe your product can truly help people, then it’s your moral and ethical duty to at least tell them about it, yo?

More:

There are lessons (i.e. content) in all my emails.

Some obvious.

Some not-so-obvious.

But you can find value even in my emails aggressively making the sale. (Even if it’s just to see an example of how to sell with email — in that sense, I give more “for real” value than 99% of Internet marketers).

Anyway, enough.

Time to bottom line this:

My “Email Players” newsletter isn’t for advertising critics.

It goes against most mainstream email instruction.

And, it won’t make you popular with your peers.

But, it works for me.

It works for my subscribers.

And, I believe it can work for you, too.

More at:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

Never a dull moment ’round here.

Check out this question:

“Instead of buying your products, my guess is you apply your same products to your own daily emails. This is why i reverse engineer your daily emails and extract the good stuff out from them. My question is why should I buy your products if they are already applied to your daily emails (if they arn’t – then wtf)?”

The goo-roo fanboyism is strong with this one.

For one, you can’t “reverse engineer” what I’m doing.

You can try to.

And, you may even think you are doing it.

But I can assure you, you’re not.

And any one of my long term “Email Players” subscribers will tell you the same thing. This is why swiping my emails will not do you any good long term — you don’t even know what you’re swiping.

Example:

Sometimes I do things WRONG on purpose.

Yes, sweetie, I do this to you.

And all the “reverse engineers” like you.

Why?

Because it amuses me.

And because I know that in the long run it doesn’t hurt my sales since I do things the right way enough times where it doesn’t matter. This is why all the idiots who ripped off my “Avengers” email last year (apparently the goo-roo fanboys were scrambling for an original thought that day) will never make the money they could be making — while completely demolishing their credibility with long term customers, even if they get a few short term buyers.

As for should you subscribe?

No!

You should continue to fool yourself into thinking I’m giving anything even CLOSE to my best, most profitable tips away in my free emails. You should also continue to “reverse engineer” my emails where I do things purposely wrong. And, you should continue to sign up for free lists thinking that’s all you need.

That’s the ticket.

The rest of us will have the best customers.

Make the most sales.

And, build the biggest businesses.

To take off the training wheels, go here:

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ta,

Ben Settle

By far my all-time favorite movie on Planet Earth is…

The Matrix!

I can watch it over and over and over.

(And I have…)

The best part is the “red pill” scene.

This is when Neo (the main character, for all ye cavemen who have been living inside a rocky conclave since 1999) is given the choice between taking two pills: A red pill and a blue pill. If he takes the red pill he will know the truth — that reality as he knows it is a big lie, and all humans are jacked into a giant computer, with their living bodies being used as bio fuel for machines that rule the world. If he takes the blue pill, he goes on in sweet, blissful ignorance, thinking he’s free, while really he is being enslaved, consumed and ultimately killed by the machines that control his reality.

So he takes the red pill.

Becomes disconnected from the machine.

And sees reality for what it is.

Well, guess what?

Every day I make YOU a similar choice:

Take the red pill or the blue pill.

I make you this offer every time I plug “Email Players.”

When you stubbornly refuse to subscribe, you are gagging down the BLUE pill. You go on unaware of the power of email. How it can near-instantly increase your sales. And how it can bring you a kind of peace of mind you’ll never find lobbing tweets and FaceBook “likes” into cyberspace.

Then, there’s the red pill.

That’s what “Email Players” is.

Only a few swallow it, of course.

Hey, a lot of people are scared of success.

(It’s a huge problem in society.)

Now, I cannot make you any guarantees.

I don’t know the future.

And didn’t write you today to tell you how it’ll end.

I’m writing to tell you how it begins.

Now I’m going to plug “Email Players”, and a few will subscribe. When that happens, I’m going to show them what the rest of the blue-pill goo-roos don’t want them to see.

A world where’s there no real competition.

A world without “profit borders” or controls dictating your income.

A world, NEO, where you succeed.

And, succeed BIG.

Where you go from there…

… is a choice I leave to you…

www.EmailPlayers.com

Ben Settle

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

Even when you’re simply just selling stuff, your emails are, in effect, brilliant content for marketers who want to see how to make sales copy incapable of being ignored by their core market. You are a master of this rare skill, Ben, and I tip my hat in respect.

Gary Bencivenga

(Universally acknowledged as the world’s greatest living copywriter)

www.MarketingBullets.com

I confess that I have only begun watching Ben closely and corresponding with him fairly recently, my mistake. At this point, it is, bluntly, very rare to discover somebody I find intelligent, informed, interesting and inspiring, and that is how I would describe Ben Settle.

Dan S. Kennedy

Author, ’No BS’ book series

Ben is one of the sharpest marketing minds on the planet, and he runs his membership “Email Players” better than just about any other I’ve seen. I highly recommend it.

Perry Marshall

Author of 8 books whose Google book laid the foundations for the $100 billion Pay Per Click industry, whose prestigious 80/20 work has been used by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Labs, and whose historic reinvention of the Pareto Principle is published in Harvard Business Review.

www.PerryMarshall.com

I think Ben is the light heavyweight champion of email copywriting. I ass-lo think we’d make Mayweather money in a unification title bout!

Matt Furey

www.MattFurey.com

Zen Master Of The Internet®

President of The Psycho-Cybernetics Foundation

Just want you to know I get great advice and at least one chuckle… or a slap on the forehead “duh”… every time I read your emails!

Carline Anglade-Cole

AWAI’s Copywriter of the Year Award winner and A-list copywriter who has written for Oprah and continually writes control packages for the world’s most prestigious (and competitive) alternative health direct marketing companies

www.CarlineCole.com

I’ve been reading your stuff for about a month. I love it. You are saying, in very arresting ways, things I’ve been trying to teach marketers and copywriters for 30 years. Keep up the good work!

Mark Ford

aka Michael Masterson

Cofounder of AWAI

www.AwaiOnline.com

The business is so big now. Prob 4x the revenue since when we first met… and had you in! Claim credit, as it did correlate!

Joseph Schriefer

(Copy Chief at Agora Financial)

www.AgoraFinancial.com

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