STOP whatever you are doing and read this newsletter.

[GordonJ]

Jim Straw has just sent out his July newsletter.

It is the best damn newsletter he's ever written.

If you got it, READ IT NOW. If you ain't got it...go get it.

http://www.businesslyceum.com/group.html

His White Collar/Blue Collar assessment is a peek into the very near future. As Jim says, "Sit back and watch".

BETTER yet, get involved.

Gordon Jay Alexander

I have to agree. I've read EVERY newsletter that Jim offers and I was actually blown away. It was like the episode in the Wizard of Oz when the wizard pulled back the "curtain".


Fred

Originally Posted by GordonJ

Jim Straw has just sent out his July newsletter.

It is the best damn newsletter he's ever written.

If you got it, READ IT NOW. If you ain't got it...go get it.

http://www.businesslyceum.com/group.html

His White Collar/Blue Collar assessment is a peek into the very near future. As Jim says, "Sit back and watch".

BETTER yet, get involved.

Gordon Jay Alexander

Gordon,

Is there a July issue just released?

Your link just goes to his signup page, and the archives just show June 2008.

Pete

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Pete Egeler

Gordon,

Is there a July issue just released?

Your link just goes to his signup page, and the archives just show June 2008.

Pete

I don't know how long it takes for it to show up in his archives.
gja

Not only that...

If you Research and Track Jim's marketing campaigns and ideas...

And Study his newsletter Presell and interesting Format...

There are some Amazing Stealable ideas...

That you can Apply into 1,000's of other Niches and Marketplaces...

A few other Hints... Bits & Bytes in my post with Dien...
http://www.sowpub.com/forum/showthre...ighlight=gmail

Research tells me that Many people Quickly scan websites and newsletters...

But few Tear apart and Study business website & newsletter structures and models...

Do it and the Learning experience is... http://www.yourdictionary.com/invaluable

Phil

And to think that in one of Jim's courses...he tells the story of how someone actually wanted to unsubscribe from Business Lyceum, because there were "too many ads"...

Even the marketing processes and ads in BL are lessons in themselves.

The whole darn thing is a marketing course.

Cool stuff too...