Another FREE report, in memory of Skip Rosell
 

http://www.angelfire.com/biz/gjbiz/0skipcraigs.pdf

This was our friend Skip's final report. I helped him edit it and I think it is a very good example of the kind of short report you could bundle into bigger profits as we explain here:


http://writerstollbooth.com/jb/

Gordon

Re: Another FREE report, in memory of Skip Rosell
 

Skip had some great reports.

I've found that his ideas could be expanded on and grown into excellent moneymakers. I still have Skip inspired programs working and bringing in moolah.

RIP, my friend.

Ron

Yes, very good ideas.
 

Skip had two "lives" in report writing. The first before his wife got ill, and he sold all those off, some really good stuff. And then his "comeback".

One thing Skip did which separated him from the crowd, he wasn't afraid to go into the field to test his ideas. He also did pretty well with his version of chatteling.

I always salute the guys who are OUT there, and not just sitting behind their computers. Skip got out there.

Gordon Jay

PS. As did friend Pete Egeler too.

Thanks Gordon (and Skip)... Absolutely great stuff!
 

Hi Gordon,

Thanks - great report!

There are plenty of ways to make moolah, and Skip had some great ones...

And what you're saying about writing reports is right too. They don't have to be long reports - if the info is good stuff, it doesn't have to be long at all. Quality and usefulness of the info is key.

By the way, Gordon, you have some of the best reports around. I'm always amazed at your ability to write up a great report yourself, that reveals great money-making info...

Best wishes,

Dien

Thanks Dien, my best is yet to come.
 

Dien, I think the money making info is out there, available with a few clicks of a mouse or pad. It is finding the people who are doing, not just the theory guys....which I look for in a JV.

You know Dien, we've had offers from many people whom we have to turn down, and we've "protected" SowPub lists from abuse, albeit, maybe we should try a little "Caveat Emptor" and let everyone decide for themselves.

BUT, from a report writing view, give me some real life examples and not too much personality, so it can be replicated.

Outgoing, big personality salesman, can't be replicated, but if they have a system or method which removes their personal power from the process, now we may be on to something.

Interesting thing, very few people FINISH what they start, and with Specialy Reports and Automatic Product VEnding sites, I find it to be the UPDATED Pareto...

In his day, the 80/20 "rule" worked. In the modern Internet...

it is more like 96/4 and even less in the world of IM.

GordonJ