Here's how it might work. You talk to a producer and, if he's interested at all, you send him your cassette course. Then, the producer will outline the show, arrange for a camera crew and studio time and tell you when to show up at the studio. When the show is taped, you will be interviewed by an…
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Then, during the commercials, a professional announcer will extol the wonders of your cassette course and tell the viewers they can get in on all this hot action by calling a toll free 800 number and using his or her credit card.
Now, let's say the retail price of your cassette course is $195.00 plus $3.50 for shipping and handling. O.K., what will happen when the orders come in is the producer will keep about $140.00 of the money and give you the other $58.50 from which you must fill the orders.
And, supposing you can fill your orders for less than $30.00... that means... you net $20.00 on every order.
With No Risk!
No Investment! And
Very Little Hassle!
Where do you find these producers? Actually, I am connected to several of them, but I am deliberately not going to give you their names and phone numbers in this…
Here's why: These producers get pitched all the time, and, very often, the pitch comes from someone who hasn't done his or her homework. And, those people, all they do is burn your time. Usually, they haven't studied cable TV enough to have a feel for what might work and, secondly, they are unrealistic about how valuable…
Look, if you are really interested in this opportunity, what you do first is start watching a lot of cable TV "sellavision" shows until you get a feel for the medium. Then after you're satisfied you may have something that will fit this format, you start watching the "credits" at the end of the show. You also take note…
Or, as an alternative, you could contact me.
Say, but what if you don't want to split the loot with anybody else? Then, how much will it cost? Actually, it's surprising how little if you take the time to learn the ropes. What it should cost you is roughly about $15,000 to put a 1/2 hour…
And, how much can you make? The truth is staggering. You see, if you do this right, you might, like some of my other newsletter readers...
Gross Up To 26 Million
Per Year
Think about it. Give it your attention.
Sincerely,
Gary C. Halbert
P.S. One person who is always looking for shows is my son Kevin Halbert whose number is (213) 851-8275. Thank you.
# a roll out money
From:
W-a-y West of Jewfish Creek
Dear Friend and Subscriber,
My
newsletter goes out all over the world. Many of my subscribers are
extremely successful and many of them have enormous amounts of money.
These
people are in contact with me on an almost daily basis and they are
always asking my opinion on different areas of their business activities.
Sometimes they want my opinion on a person they may or may not decide
to hire. Other times they want to know if I think their current marketing
campaign could be improved. Often, they…
And
so on.
However,
one of the most common questions I am asked is if I know about any
new and tested ideas in which they can invest money.
Now,
let me tell you something: If you have a totally unproven idea
you are "hoping" will work... then... I probably cannot help
you. On the other hand, if you have…
Look,
testing you ideas will cost you some money. However, when you
read Section 5 of this report, you will learn how to test an ad in
a daily newspaper at the lowest possible cost. And, if you are a real
hustler, you can use the info in Section 9 to mail thousands of sales
letters virtually free.
Besides
that, if you decide to test your idea via "conventional" direct mail,
it should only cost you $1,500.00 or so if you are willing to do most
of the work (addressing, sealing, stuffing, etc.) yourself. So anyway,
once you do your test and you have actual numbers, then, here is what
you do. You write me a…
Dear
Gary,
Some time ago I had an idea
for selling a report my wife wrote on "How To Lose Weight Without
Starving" and I wrote a newspaper ad offering her report for sale.
I ran the ad in the "Podunk Daily News" which has a circulation of
53,000 and the ad cost me $1,200.00 for a…
I priced the report at $12.00
plus $1.50 postage and it costs me about $3.50 to fill an order. Therefore,
every order yields up $10.00 in "contribution to overhead." My ad
pulled in 220 orders for a total gross of $2,970.00.
At $3.50 to fill an order
it cost me $770.00 to fill all my orders. Therefore, my total costs
($770.00 to fill orders and $1,200.00 to pay for the ad) were $1,970.00
which, when subtracted from my gross of $2,970.00 left me a bottom-line
profit of...
$1,000.00
Please let me know if you
know anyone who would be interested in funding this project for a
share of the profit.
Sincerely,
So & So
O.K.,
as soon as I receive such a letter from you or someone else, what
I do is, I immediately put the word out to my network of potential
investors and…
Think
about it and, if you ever need funding to promote your proven
ideas, I welcome your call.
By
the way, my number is...
1-305-534-7577
Sincerely,
Gary C. Halbert
# a yellow pages
From:
Jewfish Creek
Dear Friend & Subscriber,
Whenever someone opens the yellow pages, there are two things you can count on:
#1.
That person is ready to buy.
#2.
That person is undecided as to which establishment he should patronize.