I once got in a fight over sales.<\/p>\n
No, not a FIST fight.<\/p>\n
What I mean is, I was debating a person who was saying having special discount sales wasn’t very fair to people who had bought the product at full price, and that there was something unethical about it.<\/p>\n
Like I told him…<\/p>\n
He is simply wrong.<\/p>\n
Take “Black Friday”, for example.<\/strong><\/p>\n That’s supposedly the biggest shopping day of the year here in the US (the day after Thanksgiving). You can get HUGE deals on just about anything — clothes, gadgets, big screen TV’s, bicycles, whatever.<\/p>\n It’s quite the shin-dig.<\/p>\n But nobody ever gets mad at the deals, do they?<\/p>\n You don’t ever see “Occupy Walmart” protests with people pooping on the assistant manager’s car in RAGE at having special deals.<\/p>\n My point?<\/p>\n People buy when they’re ready<\/em>.<\/p>\n Or when it’s most convenient<\/em>.<\/p>\n Or, simply because circumstances<\/em> dictate NOW is the time, even if they know a big sale is coming tomorrow. (Not everyone’s a price shopper…)<\/p>\n So sales can be mucho powerful.<\/p>\n They’re not the devil.<\/strong><\/p>\n They’re just smart business.<\/p>\n And guess what?<\/p>\n Next month’s “Email Players” newsletter is ALL about how to do a kick gluteus assimus sale (or product launch, I use the same method for both) that brings in the dough quickly and in bigger numbers than you’ve probably ever seen before.<\/p>\n A bold claim?<\/p>\n Hey, the proof’s in the jello.<\/p>\n People I show this to make out like bandits.<\/p>\n If you want in on this info, go to:<\/p>\n