01-21-2014, 05:53 AM
The Lazy Man's Way to Riches: How to Have Everything in the World You Really Want!
Another great classic for you today. Obviously the postage info and some costs have drastically changed, but the fundamentals are still solid and always will be. Karbo is another direct marketing master that you might not be aware of. Often recommended by Halbert and the sales letter is an absolute proven winner. BTW, the "original" book and the updated revision (which isn't as good) plus workbook are included.
Also included a scan of the original ad! (3 million plus copies sold) Enjoy a classic best seller packed full of wisdom and a million dollar sales ad swipe. Note: that sales letter was written in one sitting. Money loves speed!
- NonConformer
Joe Karbo was an ordinary man who's struggle to overcome adversity, poverty and failure led him to extraordinary riches.
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One of the foremost copywriters and direct response experts of all times,
Joe established precedents and built the foundation for today's direct
response industry - becoming a self-made millionaire. He reveals all of his
secrets in "The Lazy Man's Way to Riches", a classic book that belongs in
everyone's success library!
![[Image: KarboLazyMansWayToRichesCoverImage.JPG]](http://butler-bowdon.com/images/KarboLazyMansWayToRichesCoverImage.JPG)
"This little book will change your life, I bought a copy 30 years ago,
and just bought another to give to a very dear friend, I use it at
different times in my life ,to get back on track when things go sour...."
"I bought this book in 1974. Within a month I had started my own highly
successful mail order company, which I have just sold 33 years later,
having had a lot of fun. Within 18 months I was driving a Rolls Royce
Corniche for which I paid cash. A big step up from the 2CV I had been
driving up to that time. I cannot recommend this book too highly.
I have given away many copies of this book over the years to would-be
entrepreneurs. Get the origional copy as the information contained in the
Nixon rewrite is of no benefit and in fact just confuses.
The system is simple, but you must apply it diligently. As Charles Atlas
said in his bodybuilding course. "Do not just read about the exercises,
do them."
"I have had a copy of this book since 1995 and it has had an amazing
effect in my life. Whenever I've had problems I've cracked this book
open and gotten things moving ahead again! I've given many copies away
to friends and family...no wonder over 3 million copies have sold! I'm a
big fan of the lazy way!"
![[Image: Joe_Karbo.jpg]](http://www.infomarketingblog.com/images/Joe_Karbo.jpg)
Joe Karbo was renting a ramshackle house in a bad neighborhood
along with his wife and eight children.
He was $50,000 in debt and had had to refinance his car. In such a
predicament, he notes, he was willing to try anything, “…even if it
seemed foolish and ridiculously easy”.
A friend told him about a system of mental
conditioning that had had amazing results when tried out on corporate
executives. With nothing to lose, he began implementing its principles.
First, Karbo wrote out his goals, which included “I own a $75,000 house
on the water”, “My bills are paid” and “I earn $100,000 a year”. Using
the system, these became his reality remarkably quickly, and he resolved
to write a simple book describing what he had discovered.
Self-published, The Lazy Man’s Way To Riches
claimed to give readers “everything in the world you really want”, and
went on to sell over three million copies, assisted by Karbo’s
now-famous advertisements and sales letters.
![[Image: JoeKarbo-Lazy-Mans-Way-To-Riches-Ad-1973-TN.jpg]](http://s3.amazonaws.com/copyswipes/legends/JoeKarbo-Lazy-Mans-Way-To-Riches-Ad-1973-TN.jpg)
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Another great classic for you today. Obviously the postage info and some costs have drastically changed, but the fundamentals are still solid and always will be. Karbo is another direct marketing master that you might not be aware of. Often recommended by Halbert and the sales letter is an absolute proven winner. BTW, the "original" book and the updated revision (which isn't as good) plus workbook are included.
Also included a scan of the original ad! (3 million plus copies sold) Enjoy a classic best seller packed full of wisdom and a million dollar sales ad swipe. Note: that sales letter was written in one sitting. Money loves speed!
- NonConformer
Joe Karbo was an ordinary man who's struggle to overcome adversity, poverty and failure led him to extraordinary riches.
One of the foremost copywriters and direct response experts of all times,
Joe established precedents and built the foundation for today's direct
response industry - becoming a self-made millionaire. He reveals all of his
secrets in "The Lazy Man's Way to Riches", a classic book that belongs in
everyone's success library!
"This little book will change your life, I bought a copy 30 years ago,
and just bought another to give to a very dear friend, I use it at
different times in my life ,to get back on track when things go sour...."
"I bought this book in 1974. Within a month I had started my own highly
successful mail order company, which I have just sold 33 years later,
having had a lot of fun. Within 18 months I was driving a Rolls Royce
Corniche for which I paid cash. A big step up from the 2CV I had been
driving up to that time. I cannot recommend this book too highly.
I have given away many copies of this book over the years to would-be
entrepreneurs. Get the origional copy as the information contained in the
Nixon rewrite is of no benefit and in fact just confuses.
The system is simple, but you must apply it diligently. As Charles Atlas
said in his bodybuilding course. "Do not just read about the exercises,
do them."
"I have had a copy of this book since 1995 and it has had an amazing
effect in my life. Whenever I've had problems I've cracked this book
open and gotten things moving ahead again! I've given many copies away
to friends and family...no wonder over 3 million copies have sold! I'm a
big fan of the lazy way!"
Joe Karbo was renting a ramshackle house in a bad neighborhood
along with his wife and eight children.
He was $50,000 in debt and had had to refinance his car. In such a
predicament, he notes, he was willing to try anything, “…even if it
seemed foolish and ridiculously easy”.
A friend told him about a system of mental
conditioning that had had amazing results when tried out on corporate
executives. With nothing to lose, he began implementing its principles.
First, Karbo wrote out his goals, which included “I own a $75,000 house
on the water”, “My bills are paid” and “I earn $100,000 a year”. Using
the system, these became his reality remarkably quickly, and he resolved
to write a simple book describing what he had discovered.
Self-published, The Lazy Man’s Way To Riches
claimed to give readers “everything in the world you really want”, and
went on to sell over three million copies, assisted by Karbo’s
now-famous advertisements and sales letters.
Get It:
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