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Old April 19, 2025, 12:32 PM
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Default My evolution, what happens at the end of the "hero's journey"?

The letter is the TYPICAL rags to riches, hero's journey: noted by the before and after:
It wasn’t long ago that I was struggling to earn a living …
But then I discovered something that changed my life …
Here’s the thing, though …

Anyone who likes to write can learn the same skill that lets us earn a very comfortable six-figure income from home, year after year.



The letter targets anyone who has set pen to paper and rec'd an attaboy from doing so.

When I visited AWAI and met Katie Yeakle, it was a couple of decades ago, just visited the website, and see how it is operated today. Signed up for the free letter, got the first sales pitch for a 49 buck intro course.

It looks typical.

Here's MY thing. In the last two decades I've moved as far away from hype, hyperbole and copywriting needs as I could get. I won't touch a product of any kind that needs copywriting to be sold.

I find it true today too: these kind of marketers would rather climb a tall sequoia tree to tell a story, spin a yarn, take you on a journey...than to stay on the ground and tell you what they have to offer.

After many hours of listening to Harvey Brody, I searched for the products, offers which require nothing more than a here it is, take it or leave it sales approach...and it has been a much happier and more profitable time for me.

I feel totally unqualified from my current perspective to render any fair or discerning critiques on these things.

Gordon

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Originally Posted by MikePT View Post
Gordon,

I've came across of your formidable post at WarriorForum, about this AWAI sales letter "Can You Write a Letter Like This One?":
https://www.warriorforum.com/copywri...ich-swipe.html

The letter is here: https://web.archive.org/web/20140331...e-six-figures/

MY CHALLENGE TO GORDON

What about you make a letter analysis... And make it as a product to sell?

I believe many would be happy to buy your analysis.

Seems that letter is formidable. I feel it.

MikePT
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