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i won't upload it because every time i do it , my accound gets closed by hosting sites

hotings sites are angry with this type of books

i found a new hosting site and i don't want to crash my account because of this book
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Can anyone re-upload this one? Thanks

Everyone needs this book. Gotta be the GOAT of all copy manuals.

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(01-13-2014 03:16 AM)Jamzman AKA Shurikn Wrote: [ -> ]

• Hardcover: 236 pages
• Publisher: Bottom Line Books (January 1, 2004)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0887232981
• ISBN-13: 978-0887232985

Eugene Schwartz is one of copywriting and
advertising's legends. His story is well known among copywriters: He
started in mail order as a delivery boy in 1949 and became a junior
copywriter before the end of that year. By 1951, he was a copy chief and
became the president of his own mail order firm in 1954. He skills as a
copywriter led him to become one of advertising's highest paid
consultants (Rodale Press once paid him a commission of $54,000 for four
hours work).

This book is
considered by many to be a classic on copywriting in general and mail
order copywriting in particular. It is also legendarily reputed to be
the "most stolen" book from public libraries and it is claimed that
there are only 130 copies to be found in the world. I'm not sure about
that claim as my local library came up with a 1966 copy with no problem
and the librarian indicated that other copies were available from other
libraries. She also had never heard of it as being the "most stolen"
book in public libraries.

This
is the most recently published edition and it appears to have been
published, in part, because of the reputed difficult of finding copies.
The price of $95.00 would seem to reflect a pent-up demand for it (more
on that later)."Breakthrough
Advertising" is excellent in its analysis of advertising and the
marketplace. Schwartz was an advocate of the idea that advertising could
not create demand but it could channel it to a certain product. He
referred to demand as "Mass Desire" and believed that there had to be
some level of desire before a product could be offered and sold
profitably.

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Can someone reup this please.

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here s the link

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