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> If you ask many people about this, you'll
> probably get several answers.... As Jim > Straw says, everyone is right, and everyone > is wrong.... But it's still interesting to > know what people think. Yeah... everyone is right and everyone is wrong. > An example of what I mean is something Jeff > Barker posted earlier .... He said > "The best sales letter in the world > won't sell very well if it's sent to the > wrong market and if you really have what > your targets want, then a very ordinary > sales letter will do the job." You've actually given a great example of everyone is right and everyone is wrong right here. There are plenty of successful direct marketers who would disagree with Mr. Barker. I both agree and disagree. The issue is the product. Some products appeal to a large percentage of the population other do not. If your product helps people get out of debt, you don't want to send it to the wealthy. However, if you're selling a book on how to care for your dog you can send to everyone. This is my philosophy and I am probably right and wrong -smile- Tom Carpenter [email protected] http://www.sysedco.com/library We teach you right! Your premium training provider... Tom's Library |
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