Copyrighting

For those of you that have owned their internet businesses for a while, you have probably changed your web copy and sales pages many times. I'm sure many of you have read great copyrighting books or taken excellent courses that teach this subject. Neil's courses are right at the top of my list as being the best, along with other superb writers like Ricky Higgs, Dan Kennedy and Ken Silver. However, sometimes, writing winning copy is not that easy at all, and that is why some pursue professional copyrighters (writers) to write their web copy and/or sales pages for them. Especially, if a guarantee if involved.

Who do you recommend as a great writer with reasonable fees and that guarantees his or her work ?

I have received a few emails from some excellent writers in the past month, but, I'm just trying to decide on who to hire. I'm not a millionaire, so, I don't want to spend a fortune on this, but, I do know that nothing is more important than copyrighting.

Your comments and recommendations are welcomed.

Thank you in advance.

Ken Black
[email protected]
http://golfrevelations.com

> Who do you recommend as a great writer with
> reasonable fees and that guarantees his or
> her work ?

> I have received a few emails from some
> excellent writers in the past month, but,
> I'm just trying to decide on who to hire.
> I'm not a millionaire, so, I don't want to
> spend a fortune on this, but, I do know that
> nothing is more important than copyrighting.

Ken:

I'm assuming you mean copywriting and not copyrighting.

I'm also going to assume your request revolves around your golf site.

Thus, I say, Gordon Alexander - the author of Remote Influence (an excellent work on copywriting which you should add to your library as soon as you can) and creator and developer of several golf related products. The perfect match for what I think you are after.

Will he guarantee his work? By that do you mean guarantee to write it, or guarantee it will get certain specific results? Either case, ask him.

Michael Ross




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