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Attention Copywriters...


Dear Fellow Copywriters,

It's true. You can listen to this rare interview of top copywriter Doug D'Anna for free -- no opt-in needed... no giving up of next born child either.

This interview was done for my membership site Market Your Copy but for a one week only, you can listen to it free of charge. After that, this webpage will be taken down forever.

Here's the link and the full interview description page:

Market Your Copy and Doug D'Anna Exclusive Interview

Don't wait... go to listen this interview now!

Enjoy,

Mike Humphreys

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IT really made me want to check it out.....

BRAVO!!!!

Thanks,

Chris

Funny thing I just had to check it out. Why not what do I have to lose?

I was amazed at how much valuable information was on there for free.

Can you believe the astonishing acomplishment that this guy has.

I trully feel that I could succeed if I had personal mentoring from this guy.



Can anyone loan me some money?

Please!

I will pay you back with interest.

Contact me,

Chris

Hi Chris,

Glad to hear that you really enjoyed this interview. I'll be sure to share your feedback with Doug.

If you haven't done so, I'd suggest signing up for Doug's newsletter.

Re: mentoring with Doug. I'm not sure if he has any openings now, but he does an announcement in his newsletter when he's accepting mentoring applicants.

As for the fee... my suggestion is to change your mindset.

Instead of saying "I can't afford it."... start saying "How can I afford?". Use your creative juices to brainstorm ideas.

Jim Rohn has a great quote which I frequently mention:

"It's not too expensive... you can't afford it right now".

As a copywriter, you CAN find a way to afford pretty much anything IF you put together a plan and take action.

For example, about a year and half ago, my wife wanted to section off part of our finished basement and make it into a play area for our children. It was going to cost about $600-800 for the materials to do and my wife was stressing about spending the money.

I told her I could raise it in a week or less... which I did by running a special offer in a marketing forum. I sold several sales letter rewrites... gained a few new clients... and handed my wife the money to build the play area.

The other part of "affording" anything is... how well are you marketing your business?

I'm going a bit off-topic here but the easiest thing to bring into your business is more money... the hardest is replacing lost time. Simply use part of your time to do more marketing or some type of sale to raise the funds.

Good luck,

Mike

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