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Let me list some of the highlights of my earlier
newsletter about that "Motherload Collection":

You see, in addition to having written hundreds of
newsletters over the years, I have also written hundreds of
sales letters. Sales
letters for myself and for my clients. Pitches selling everything from
high-ticket seminars ($6,950)... to low-end books ($19.95)... and of
course, everything in between.

r s r s r s

But, I have to admit, I was surprised at their
lack of marketing skills.
What good is it to be able to find your way around the web... if...
you don't stand a chance of selling anything?

That's when it hit me! These people (and I'm sure
many others like them) need my help. And I remember my mama always
telling me...

"Teach Them By Example!"

But before I get into the "guts" of this letter,
I have a little exercise for you to do. Let me ask you a couple
questions and be honest when you answer them. Since no one will see
your answers, go ahead and put a check mark (P)
in each block where the situation applies to you:

o Question 1: Do you
cringe at the mere thought of having to come up with a "killer"
headline?

o Question 2: Do you
get writer's block knowing you basically have the first 30 to 60
seconds... the first paragraph or two... to catch your reader's
attention?

o Question 3: Do you
suffer from migraine headaches trying to write body copy that whets
your potential customer's appetite... forcing him to read from one
paragraph to the next to the next?

o Question 4: Do you
come up empty on "bullets"?