YoungGuns
July 17, 2012, 02:41 AM
I decided to just go through them and give my extremely unexpert opinion. Please keep in mind that I'm probably very different than the average customer.
As for one that I'd probably buy today, that would be B.
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A - "What I Learned From Andrew Carnegie About Copywriting. How to
Invisibly Motivate People to Buy With Words.
(WARNING: I Figure I Need All The Help I can get. So I'm Using Carnegie's
Covert Copywriting Technique here in All my posts.)
I'd at least read the sales page if I was interested in copyrighting. The fact that it appears that you're a student of Carnegie intrigues me.
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B - "What I Learned From a Street BUM Who Just Bought His Own House
with CASH."
Subhead: The Bum's Secret Makes Him 400.00 to 600.00 a day - 7 days a week.
I would completely ignore this IF I knew nothing at all about you. Knowing what I know about you, I'd definitely look at the sales page and if it appeals to my interests and skills, I'd probably buy it.
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C - "What I Learned From Buckminster Fuller-How to Guarantee Your Wealth
Grows By Tracking Your Munny Minute by Minute on a 3 by 5 Card"
Subhead: Scientific Fact-When U Track Your Wealth it Increases
I wouldn't buy this. Not because I would think it was garbage , but because the whole subject of tracking and organization is very boring to me. That, and I've never heard of Buckminster Fuller. Like I said, I'm probably not your target audience anyways.
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D - "What I Learned From My Assistant Director of Housing Job. I Was
Responsible for Emergency Heating for A Small City of Student Apts.
Subhead: How I Pocket 1200.00 A Month Here in Baltimore By Shutting Off
My Furnace All Winter (7 Months X 1200 = 8400.00 - No Not Burning wood.)
If I was paying a heating bill, I'd definitely look into this
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E - "What I Learned from Lee Iococca of Chrysler - The Procrastination Buster
That Helps Me Get 10Times More Done Than Anyone Else.
In spite of me probably needing this, I don't think I actually would pay for a book on it. I've researched this topic on the internet in the past, but never considered spending much if any money on it. I wouldn't read the article/salespage unless I was specifically researching procrastination.
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F - What I Learned from Frankenstein - How to Literally Hypnotize People
With A Handshake.
I'm Serious. I learned this from a man who I consider to be a modern
day FRANKENSTEIN.
I'd at least glance over the sales page/article. It's an interesting subject. If I was in direct sales, there's a good chance I would buy it. If I was much more socially developed, I'd buy it regardless. Hey, ya gotta walk before you run
Don't know if my opinions are valid at all; that's prettymuch just a 20 year old layman's opinions.
As for one that I'd probably buy today, that would be B.
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A - "What I Learned From Andrew Carnegie About Copywriting. How to
Invisibly Motivate People to Buy With Words.
(WARNING: I Figure I Need All The Help I can get. So I'm Using Carnegie's
Covert Copywriting Technique here in All my posts.)
I'd at least read the sales page if I was interested in copyrighting. The fact that it appears that you're a student of Carnegie intrigues me.
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B - "What I Learned From a Street BUM Who Just Bought His Own House
with CASH."
Subhead: The Bum's Secret Makes Him 400.00 to 600.00 a day - 7 days a week.
I would completely ignore this IF I knew nothing at all about you. Knowing what I know about you, I'd definitely look at the sales page and if it appeals to my interests and skills, I'd probably buy it.
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C - "What I Learned From Buckminster Fuller-How to Guarantee Your Wealth
Grows By Tracking Your Munny Minute by Minute on a 3 by 5 Card"
Subhead: Scientific Fact-When U Track Your Wealth it Increases
I wouldn't buy this. Not because I would think it was garbage , but because the whole subject of tracking and organization is very boring to me. That, and I've never heard of Buckminster Fuller. Like I said, I'm probably not your target audience anyways.
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D - "What I Learned From My Assistant Director of Housing Job. I Was
Responsible for Emergency Heating for A Small City of Student Apts.
Subhead: How I Pocket 1200.00 A Month Here in Baltimore By Shutting Off
My Furnace All Winter (7 Months X 1200 = 8400.00 - No Not Burning wood.)
If I was paying a heating bill, I'd definitely look into this
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E - "What I Learned from Lee Iococca of Chrysler - The Procrastination Buster
That Helps Me Get 10Times More Done Than Anyone Else.
In spite of me probably needing this, I don't think I actually would pay for a book on it. I've researched this topic on the internet in the past, but never considered spending much if any money on it. I wouldn't read the article/salespage unless I was specifically researching procrastination.
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F - What I Learned from Frankenstein - How to Literally Hypnotize People
With A Handshake.
I'm Serious. I learned this from a man who I consider to be a modern
day FRANKENSTEIN.
I'd at least glance over the sales page/article. It's an interesting subject. If I was in direct sales, there's a good chance I would buy it. If I was much more socially developed, I'd buy it regardless. Hey, ya gotta walk before you run
Don't know if my opinions are valid at all; that's prettymuch just a 20 year old layman's opinions.
