By Daniel Levis in Articles

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Web Wolves, Whores, Vagabonds, and Fools

The world is changing today so fast it's really hard to keep up. Just a few years ago pretty much everybody worked for someone else. For most, it was the smart thing to do. Safe, secure, benefits -- the whole bit. How things change. Today,...

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By Daniel Levis in Articles

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Why Email Marketing Doesn’t Work…

Despite all of the buzz and excitement swirling around social media marketing -- much of it driven by hype I might add -- email remains the killer app for online marketers who demand an immediate and measurable return from their marketing...

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By Daniel Levis in Articles

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Marketing Lessons From a 74-Year Old Blues Legend

I'm having the first barbecue of the season on my back porch. And I've got Buddy Guy's raspy vocals and stinging guitar riffs pumping through the speakers... The man's chops are clearly massive, yet oh how he plays… with such exquisite...

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By Michel Fortin in News

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Sick and Tired. Literally.

The last month has been riddled with challenges. The most significant of which was a nasty flu bug that knocked me off of my feet for over a week. I felt absolutely horrible. Plus, that nasty little virus made its rounds with the entire family. I...

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By Michel Fortin in Articles

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Forget Benefits, And You Will Sell More

What's the single, most important element in copywriting? Let me say it another way. You've done your research. You found a starving market. Your product fills a need. And your sales copy shines with benefits. If everything is so perfect, then...

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By Michel Fortin in Opinions

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A Disturbing Trend in Internet Marketing

A recent blog post has stirred quite a lot of controversy. It specifically made some stark accusations about a certain number of marketers who appear to be colluding. Some call it unethical. Others call it smart business. And a few go as far as...

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By James Chartrand in Contributions

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Five Ways to Turn No into Yes

From no to yes

No is a very powerful word. It's one too easily spoken, as any parent of a small four-year-old will tell you. It's also detrimental to effective copywriting and sales, because it's an absolute brick wall of resistance. The minute a potential...

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By Michel Fortin in Opinions

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Declaring My Independence From Smoke

Green Smoke

After 30 years, yesterday, which was Independence Day, I declared my own independence... from cigarette smoke. If you're a non-smoker, this may not be a big issue. But for me, it's huge. And it's all because of one ingenious little tool I would...

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By Ryan Healy in Contributions

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Why People Are Addicted to Info-Products

Information is like drug addiction

Have you ever wondered why people buy dozens of info-products... and yet never seem to get around to consuming them, much less using them? I have. And for a long time I just blamed it on people being lazy. In my own case, I blamed it on being...

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