Oh gosh,
True story.
I graduated from college and there were no
jobs in OKC. People were
actually laying
off.
The oil market had crashed.
Times were bad.
I had a piece of garbage commission sales
job (but I did learn a lot doing it).
My dad told me I had to get a "real job."
I had a close friend in Dallas, TX. I went
there for 2 weeks and never looked back.
Looking back now, I can see that must
have broke my mum's hear to have me
disappear so suddenly.
But I was
cueless then. In retrospect,
I feel so bad for my mum.
I'll never forget the day. My friend in
Dallas played this CD by a guy named
Meatloaf.
Paradise By The Dashboard Light.
Two out of 3 Ain't Bad.
Man, that guy Meatloaf put his heart
and soul into songs. He STILL getss
me revved up when I listen to him.
Several lessons from this. First of all,
to write copy or create products, it
helps
to get a little jazzed up with
music.
Second, you gotta put your heart and
soul into it and people can TELL
when you do that.
My good friend Tom Bell put his
heart and soul into his Adaptive
Sales Letters product.
This IS the method that helped him
sell $50 million of digital products.
Now, to be honest here, the product
itself is nothing fancy. He's recuperating
from a few issues that happen when
guys
hit our age.
So he doesn't have his big team. And
he's learning to do things himself.
But the info itself is GOLDEN.
These adaptive sales letters are HOT
and no one else teaches them.
He's practically giving it away so he
can get a toehold on JVZoo.
http://marlonsnews.com/ChristmasInJuneThe thing is, since he's a friend, I've added
two bonuses you'll love.
But they EXPIRE in 1 day, 17 hours
and currently 27 minutes and 17 seconds.
By the way, the Poolside Profits bonuses
are gone. Over. History.
Tom's bonuses will be also very, very soon.
By the way, for what it's worth, my idea
of Paradise By The Dashboard Light is
looking
at my Dashboard of SALES!
Now, that IS Paradise for me. And it
can be for you also.
Now, i need to put on my Meatloaf
CD if you'll excuse me. Or maybe I'll
hunt him up on Spotify...
:)
Best wishes,
Marlon