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I have an email newsletter called:
Internet Business Insights
I'm proud of it.
I think I have some pretty interesting
and useful things to say (hint: look at the name of it again!), and I
get great feedback from my subscribers.
I'd like to think that that would be
all you need hear to get you to pop your details in the box over there
on the right, but I know - that ain't the way of the world!
So, like all online newsletter
publishers, I'm going to unashamedly bribe you!
Not with some second-hand, re-hashed,
skimpy, soul-less ebooks, pointless scripts or memberships of site you
don't want to belong to anyway...
But with the two gifts, personally
crafted by me to be of real value to just about every internet marketer:
things you cannot get from any other place.
Gift 1:
The IMI Organizer
I know the rules of copywriting say
you shouldn't allow people to link away from your page - but you
need to see the whole picture here.
Believe me - this product will
revolutionize the way you organize your internet marketing
information - and save you hours and hours of time!
Gift 2:
The
Internet Professionals Guide
This Guide is unlike any other eBook
about internet marketing. It's been likened to a "Zen of IM guide".
| I just finished reading your
Internet Professionals Guide and was completely blown
away....Because
of your fascinating ebook, I am going to restructure my
thinking while I still can...before I put anything
online.... Your ebook kept me reading and thinking. |
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Pat Graham MyNichePLR.com |
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Thanks for your IM Pros Guide. Case stories
were insightful. Dogma vs Strategy was spot on. Felt like a
Zen of IM guide. |
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Arvindra
Sehmi @asehmi |
It tells you nothing about how to pick a niche, build a website,
drive traffic to your site, convert traffic etc.
It contains not a single link to any website (except this one
and a support site).
And yet, in my opinion, it is ESSENTIAL reading for both experienced
internet marketers and those new to the field. It deals with the issue
of "professionalism" and why, nowadays, that is a critical success
factor.
However, if you think that
"professionalism" is about having a good-looking website, answering
customer queries quickly and always giving refunds - then get ready for
a new way of thinking.
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