Everyone’s doing year-end predictions.<\/p>\n
So I think I’ll take a stab at it today, too. <\/p>\n
Of course, the standard disclaimers apply: I’m NOT a prophet, a fortune-teller or even Miss Cleo<\/em> — but I have zero doubt all three of the following things will happen…<\/p>\n Prediction #1:<\/strong> <\/p>\n Credibility will be KING in 2011.<\/p>\n “No duh”, right?<\/p>\n Still, judging by the lack of ads with ANY credibility elements whatsoever… just taking the time to put SOMETHING credible in your ads should make you stand out like a fart in study hall.<\/p>\n Prediction #2: <\/strong><\/p>\n The economy will get 10 times WORSE.<\/p>\n It is NOT going to be pretty.<\/p>\n In fact, bad as it is now, imagine it 10 times worse<\/em>. Personally, I don’t see any way around it. And even if I’m wrong, it never hurts to imagine the worst case scenario and plan for it, right?<\/p>\n And finally… <\/p>\n Prediction #3:<\/strong> <\/p>\n I predict many of the people reading this email wanting to get better at writing ads and sell more products will NOT order the $20 Eugene Schwartz copywriting seminar sale (that ends tomorrow at noon).<\/p>\n Why?<\/p>\n Maybe they’re suspicious?<\/p>\n Suspicious it can’t POSSIBLY be as awesome as I say it is?<\/p>\n That there’s nothing “unique” inside?<\/p>\n Or it’s just another empty goo-roo product?<\/p>\n Hey, can’t blame them.<\/p>\n But check out this email I got from customer Jeff Mitchell:<\/p>\n “I rarely ever thank someone for promoting something to me… but this was hands down one of the biggest steals that i have seen in the industry for a long time. The value of this $20 product is potentially millions. Thank you for sharing it.”<\/strong> <\/p><\/blockquote>\n Not too shabby a testimonial, is it?<\/p>\n Whatever the case, this sale ends tomorrow.<\/p>\n After that, it goes from $20 back to $297.<\/p>\n Here’s where to get it:<\/p>\n