GordonJ
November 5, 2011, 09:19 AM
I'm thinking that verson might be the best. If I recall, there were checklists in the back of the book. I'm far away from my boxes of stuff...
But, I believe, that was the best presentation of the information....without all the filler and fluff...not that 7 Steps had any filler in it's over 1000 pages...ha!
g
Hi Again Gordon,
Thanks for going down memory lane.
The name of the book that we got in Ohio is "How to Master Direct Marketing: The Most Powerful Way to Sell Almost Anything" By Benjamin D. Suarez.
It's 212 pages a thinner version to the 7 steps to Freedom II book.
Still one of the best books I've read on Direct Marketing.
But, I believe, that was the best presentation of the information....without all the filler and fluff...not that 7 Steps had any filler in it's over 1000 pages...ha!
g
Hi Again Gordon,
Thanks for going down memory lane.
The name of the book that we got in Ohio is "How to Master Direct Marketing: The Most Powerful Way to Sell Almost Anything" By Benjamin D. Suarez.
It's 212 pages a thinner version to the 7 steps to Freedom II book.
Still one of the best books I've read on Direct Marketing.
