The Michel Fortin Blog

With “user-driven copy,” the fact is, people can choose what they want, how they want it and when they want it. And that is what’s working really well right now, not because it’s new but because it’s natural. The progression of the web...

The “Google Slap.” You’ve heard of it. You were probably affected by it. Essentially, Google, the world’s largest search engine, recently penalized a whole bunch of sites because they, too, judged them to be of poor quality. Either they...

Many people have said that copy is not important for major product launches. They said that, if the launch is done strategically, and there are ample affiliates promoting your product, people will simply buy even if there were just a simple "buy...

Gary: When a 2 for 1 be. Well if you are talking about two letters in the same envelope like these two it's, it is actually you are going to be very disappointed as a result of that. Should we even attempt that the answer is yes but you, you...

Michel: Yeah, doctors all ****. The question is what are those pills? Actually I can rep those weights 30 times and there is such a pill, but I didn't get it from a Haitian woman. But I was just illustrating the correctness that, that people have...

In John Reese's Marketing Secrets Forum, a forum in which I am the senior moderator, member John Jarowski posted a really important question. He asked, and I'm paraphrasing John for the sake of brevity: "When a new strategy is taught by some...

Someone once asked me, "How many visitors do I need to determine the validity of my split-testing?" For example, if you're split-testing two different headlines, how much traffic do you need to make a good judgment call on which headline is the real...

In another forum, a listener to my call with Gary Halbert, where Gary mentioned that ordering online is a strategic error, asked me the following question: "After listening to your seminar with Gary Halbert, what's your opinion on Gary saying not...