Imagine how easy marketing would be if you could consult an expert for all your business dealings. Someone who has already made the mistakes you’re about to make and can tell you a better approach – a winning approach.
It could save you thousands and make you millions.
According to Ted Nicholas, most copywriters think it’s important to cater to as many prospects as possible, but if you cast your net too wide, you’ll neglect your niche-specific customer and essentially shoot yourself in the foot.
You’ll Also Learn…
• The most costly mistake Ted has ever made – and how to easily avoid making something similar
• How Ted grows his list and keeps it hot
• Tips for renting lists and ways to prevent yourself from getting ripped off
• How the internet has affected the direct mail business and what you need to know to make it nowadays
• How Ted consistently gets 80% off his magazine advertising.
• An analysis of one of Ted’s sales letters.
• Why Ted says you should never promote anything you’re not passionate about – and the one lesson he learned straight from Napoleon Hill
• Whether or not testimonials are as strong as they used to be – and how to use them to invoke the kind of emotions you want
• How to use “scarecity” tactics to effectively call people to action
• And much, much more
Ted says he’s an entrepreneur first.
It could save you thousands and make you millions.
According to Ted Nicholas, most copywriters think it’s important to cater to as many prospects as possible, but if you cast your net too wide, you’ll neglect your niche-specific customer and essentially shoot yourself in the foot.
You’ll Also Learn…
• The most costly mistake Ted has ever made – and how to easily avoid making something similar
• How Ted grows his list and keeps it hot
• Tips for renting lists and ways to prevent yourself from getting ripped off
• How the internet has affected the direct mail business and what you need to know to make it nowadays
• How Ted consistently gets 80% off his magazine advertising.
• An analysis of one of Ted’s sales letters.
• Why Ted says you should never promote anything you’re not passionate about – and the one lesson he learned straight from Napoleon Hill
• Whether or not testimonials are as strong as they used to be – and how to use them to invoke the kind of emotions you want
• How to use “scarecity” tactics to effectively call people to action
• And much, much more
Ted says he’s an entrepreneur first.
He started out with zero, knows what it’s like to be on the other side of the desk, and knows how to get people into the mindset to succeed.
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