Direct Mail Secrets Exposed PLR Ebook With Audio

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Jeff: That's true. I just forwarded you an e-mail, and maybe I can even read part of it. It's really so encompassing in what I wanted to say because you have to learn something... when I became a dentist, I didn't just say that I wanted to become a dentist, opened up a box of dental tools, then became a dentist. You have to do something and you really have to learn your craft. I wrote an Internet piece today because I was selling your membership site. I wrote, "Dear fellow entrepreneurs and valued subscriber, if you want to learn how to do anything, ask an expert. Don't go out and buy turnkey websites and businesses and think they're going to make you money. Nothing can be further from the truth.

When I wanted to learn direct mail marketing over 20 years ago, I read all the books written by the pros and attended many seminars so I could perfect my craft. If you're promoting anything online, you may not have the time or resources to find what teaches your craft. My good friend and Internet marketing extraordinaire, Terry Telford, has a motto that says, "If you do what you love, you'll never have to work a day in your life." Terry gave me an incredible but very limited offer."

I go on to speak about how I had to go on your membership site and when I went to it, and started learning things, it was helpful. But, when I wanted to do direct mail, I looked at magazines and saw who was running the biggest ads and called them up. I realized that they all talked to me, even though I thought that none of them would. I had a mentor in direct mail, and when I got in the Internet, I had a mentor there as well. I really believe that anybody who comes in and wants to learn a craft should get a mentor. It really is the way to go. You could trial and error and lose your shirt. I was losing money on the Internet for years. I met a few people about three years ago who put me in the right direction. When I hooked up with Dan Lok, it was the greatest thing that ever happened to me.

I'm not a kid anymore, but I'm still alive and kicking, and I want to be on top of the heat. To do that, it takes work. It's also about knowing where to go. If someone wanted to start in direct mail, I have a terrific mentoring program myself. I teach people where to go: where to get the good lists, who is a good copywriter, and who is the real deal? That's very important because in this business there are many scoundrels who are so happy to take your money and give you nothing in return. It's a shame. Meeting a guy like you, for me, is like gold. Also, the day I met Dan Lok was one of the luckiest days of my life. I could do that for so many people as well, or recommend them to people who can.

Terry: That's fantastic. That's very inspiring. If you were going to be my mentor, and I developed a product, which is a book that I've written...

I have several different markets that I could target, but mainly it would be the business opportunity people. What should I do first in my marketing?

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