Mike Dillard’s Copywriters Guild Now at 33% Off For Next 48 Hours
Copywriting – the one skill the Mike Dillard says is THE ONE SKILL he would master if he had to start from scratch.
Why?
Because EVERY form of marketing you can think of has it’s roots in copywriting — the art of selling with the written word.
Master this skill and you can write your ticket.
It’s that important.
Now, if you want to scratch the surface and begin the process of learning copywriting, you can buy some copywriting books and begin your studies.
But if you are serious — dead serious — about learning this critical skill, I can highly endorse Mike Dillard’s Copywriters Guild. Here, Mike and another top copywriter Ben Settle open the vault and teach you step-by-step how to become a killer copywriter.
Add for a VERY brief time — until November 26. 2009 at midnight CST — Mike is offering his course at 33% off — less than $100!
In my opinion, this very well may be the best deal on the Internet if you are serious about learning Copywriting.
And you don’t have to be a great writer to be a great copywriter. In fact, the simpler words you use, the better you’ll be at copywriting. It’s all about grabbing the attention of your readers and leading them to the sale. It’s about strategy, all taught by Mike and Ben.
Here is the link to get The Copywriter’s Guild at 33% Off until Thursday, November 26th.
And when you click the link, you’ll see the free bonus that Mike is including with The Copywriters Guild.
Killer stuff, but hurry up.
The 33% discount (Total cost = $97) comes down on Thursday, midnight CST.
To your success!
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Tired of Hearing “Scam!” Look in the Mirror
SCAM!
It’s become one of the most searched terms on Google. Almost everyone in MLM or direct sales has seen the word “scam” associated with their primary business opportunity in a Google search.
- Herbalife Scam!
- USANA Scam!
- Vitamark Scam!
In fact, if you are in an MLM or even researching one of interest, you can substitute the name of your company before “scam” and I’ll bet my retirement plan that you’ve seen it searched on Google.
It can be disheartening, annoying, and even arouse strong feelings of anger when you see these scam accusations associated with your business.
But when you take a good look at it, who is to blame? I understand that there are people out there who want something for nothing, who scream “scam” whenever they don’t get what they want. I get it.
But I will make the case that WE, as network marketers, must accept our share of the blame.
Let me explain.
When you write an ad copy that is filled with hype, with phrases like “explode your business”, “print your own money”, and alike, you are setting up an expectation. Worse, when income claims come into the picture, these expectations grow exponentially. Whether intended or not, expectations of immediate and dramatic success are the direct result of the FEELINGS your prospect gets when reading your ads and landing pages.
And when expectations aren’t met, especially those charged with such strong emotions, disappointment, anger, and shouts of “SCAM” often follow. Are they legitimate? Probably not. But nonetheless they are a DIRECT result of the words that we use to attract our prospects. There is a fine line between good, influencial ad copy and over-the-top hype. But it is an important line, one that we, as marketers should pay very close attention to.
Because when that line is crossed, and a prospect’s emotionally elevated expectations are not met, charges of SCAM are inevitable. And when this happens, all of us in the industry suffer.
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