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Hi,

I just dropped by to say that I jumped on this one.

And for those of you reading posts here, trying to figure out if it's for you,
or not, and if this guy is on the level, or not, I thought I'd outline my
reasons both for jumping on it, and assessing that it was worth jumping on.

BTW I'm already a copywriting pro. I work alone, from home and take
copywriting coaching opportunities any time I find one I think might add
something to my toolkit.

So, why this opportunity?

I liked the opening sales post.

And what I liked most was that it WAS NOT full of 'sales' lines and the usual
make-money-online cliches.

The main 'giveaway', which tells me someone DOES NOT have anything
to teach me, is when I see the usual sales copy giimmicks, 'power words',
and make money online cliches.

The sales post in this thread is NOT one of those.

Yes, it sells, but the tone is conversational, and measured. He's not the
used car salesman who needs my money to pay his rent. He's the friendly
neighbour talking from personal experience, giving me advice...

When it comes to good writing, the only real evidence required is this -- can
this guy write naturally, and without tropes? And this guy can.

(a point a lot of people miss, or simply don't understand.)

And because he writes like this, and with confidence, and well, I believe
him. Because I know what good writing looks like. And because that's how
I write -- and I know that I make money doing that too!

So, he's 'like me' -- which is also a big step in the sales process (familiarity,
recognition).

Next, he has some good reviews (and no bad ones). Not a game-changer,
either way, but useful.

And He follows up in the same thread, in the same tone of voice, in a
helpful way, adding value. (He didn't paste his text here then conduct
himself only by PM, and he continued answering questions as they were
raised: essential for any coach.)

So, my next step was to PM him and introduce myself to see what
his reaction was, and how he would reply. I told him a bit about myself
and why I was interested.

He replied within hours. He responded, in detail, to every point, answered
every question, and offered similar types of information about himself.

We quickly gained a rapport and an understanding...

I had also mentioned something about email marketing and copywriting,
as a kind of comment and question. It wasn't a 'test' exactly, it was
something I was curious about and knew that anyone who was deep in
email copy would have an opinion -- I was curious what his was.

He answered that point with great insight, and actually clarified
something in my mind which had bugged me for a while. This wasn't
a 'knowledge/information' question, but an 'understanding/insight'
question -- his answer displayed insight.

That's what finished the sale for me. I knew this guy could write, his
attitude in writing was a good coaching/mentoring attitude, and I am
confident he will be someone I will enjoy working with and will move
me forward.

I paid after his first PM reply to me (all the boxes were ticked for me)
and have, since then, been in regular email contact with him. And he
has continued to communicate with the same easy, conversational,
friendly, helpful, patient, entertaining, and VALUE-FULL way.

I won't even mention price, here, because that wasn't an issue for me.
But I can say, with confidence, you WILL NOT find anyone to
coach/mentor you in ANY kind of copywriting at this price, especially
with this level of personal interaction.

Finally, let me say this -- I've been a copywriter for many years. Mostly
for OFFLINE businesses and print media. I know MY stuff, but I don't
know ALL THE STUFF.

And for me, email copywriting is a different country, I don't assume to know.

I feel VERY confident that with this coaching, I have the best guide I need.
And based on my own experience, and decision-making process, I recommend
this coaching offer to anyone reading this.

Jeez.

So I took a down day on Saturday - didn't work at all.

(I try to most Saturdays if I can - totally unplug and re-charge.)

Woke up Sunday AM with a POUNDING headache...no idea why. Didn't let off, either - felt like hammered a$$ all day.

Then I woke up yesterday (Monday) feeling the same way. Great.

I'm kinda leery of getting / being sick this time of year. Two years ago, I got sick in around late November and it knocked me flat on my back for nearly four months. Went to all the doctors and took all the meds and tried all the treatments - nobody could ever figure out what was wrong with me. It finally just kinda "went away" when the weather got warm in the Spring.

Needless to say, I got almost nothing done yesterday, either.

In fact, as I sit down to write this, it's almost right at 11am Tuesday morning. And I've done *maybe* a grand total of 90 minutes work since Friday afternoon.

What'd that 90 mins consist of?

Five emails - two to coaching clients and three to newsletter lists.

And EVEN THOUGH I barely worked...

EVEN THOUGH I felt like sh!t...

EVEN THOUGH I only ever opened my email...

EVEN THOUGH I took the most *minimal* of action over the past 3+ days...

...my business kept running. Things kept getting done. Clients kept being helped. Prospects kept being turned into customers. Relationships kept being established.

And most importantly, sales kept being made and $$$ kept coming in.

Don't get me wrong - I'm *not* saying your business should be run doing as little as humanly possible. Not at all.

But during those times when you *have* (or even just *want*) to...it's not a problem when you know how to do email marketing.

I can show you how.

Hit the BSO post to learn more or feel free to PM me direct.

**UPDATE**

All $197 spots are gone - current price is $247.

Want an often little-known benefit of learning how to do email marketing the right way?

Once I got good at email, quite literally EVERYTHING else got better:

--I wrote better copy (sales letters, upsells, VSLs)
--I wrote better articles
--I wrote better blog posts
--even my personal social media posts got more interesting

And by "better", I don't mean they just converted higher or made more sales.

They were more enjoyable to read. They get more engagement. People have more fun reading them.

More importantly, things got easier for me.

I didn't have to struggle nearly as hard to create good content.

And writing became more fun.

It's ironic because as a kid, I hated English, literature, writing...all that kinda stuff in school. As in I completely *loathed* it.

Yet, here I am...basically writing for a living.

But I get to do it in such a fun and easy way, I honestly don't know why everyone wouldn't wanna do this.

And it helps in "real life" more than you think, too...but I won't get into all that here (this *probably* isn't the place to tell my Tinder or Bumble stories...lmao).

Anyway, if you wanna learn what could be the most profitable (and far-reaching) skill in your IM journey, then give this post a look. Or you can just PM me directly to get started right away.

Only three spots left at the current (and recently increased) price.

I've sent a pm...

I'd love to review this one. Let me know if there a review copy.

(11-21-2019 03:06 AM)Alex Becker Wrote: [ -> ]I'd love to review this one. Let me know if there a review copy.

Please see below taken from the Q&A in the BSO post re review copies:

(11-04-2019 03:49 AM)noob14 Wrote: [ -> ]

FAQ:

--Are there any review copies?

Since this is coaching (and very in-depth, hands-on coaching at that), it's not like I can just pass out a few free copies. However, I *will* let one member get in on this for a discounted price of only $97 (more than half off). PM me if you want in - first come, first serve.

**UPDATE - the discounted review copy has been taken, only full-price spots currently available.

**UPDATE**

Only TWO spots left at current $247 price - after that, it goes up another $50.

Check out the original BSO post for more info or feel free to PM me directly to get started or with questions - here to help however I can.

Mike is a guy I went to college with.

We met at the university weight room and ended up becoming fast friends. We were both sophomores at the time, but while I was the typical 19-20 years old, he had spent some time working, then went back to school. As a result, he was a little older - think 23-24.

We actually hung out quite a bit - we'd work out, go see or rent movies, play video games...typical college kid stuff. Plus, since he and a roommate lived off campus, hanging out at his place (there was often a number of us over there) gave me an excuse to get out of the dorms for a little while.

Because Mike was a bit older, even though "home" (aka - where his parents still lived) was only like 2-3 hours away, he had kinda outgrown the whole "go home almost every weekend" thing a lot of my other fellow students did.

Which honestly, I thought was kinda nuts. I couldn't wait to get out of the house...there was no way I'd go home all the time. Then again, I grew up in central Oregon and went to school in North Carolina some 3000 miles away, so I barely went home for Christmas and summer break. lol

Since home *was* so far away for me, there was no chance I was going back for just a 4-day weekend over Thanksgiving (like is coming up here in the States in a couple days). And since Mike wasn't into going and hanging out with his parents all the time, we'd end up hanging out together Thanksgiving weekend.

As I didn't have anywhere else to go, he actually invited me to his family's place for Thanksgiving our sophomore year. Our junior and senior years, we each did other things.

But a kinda "tradition" developed that Thanksgiving night, him, I, his roommate, and usually anyone else that was stuck around campus for Thanksgiving would end up at their place hanging out and playing video games until like 3-4am. We'd all go back to our own dorms, places, or whatever, sleep for a while, some of us would go hit the gym late Friday morning or early afternoon, then we'd get together again, go out for a bunch of fast food, and end up back at their place playing video games d*** near all night again.

It was a lot of fun...especially when we'd crank up the surround sound, get everything as dark as possible, and play an old Resident Evil game to scare the sh!t out of us. lol

I've been thinking about that a lot lately.

I'm not at ALL a "Black Friday" kinda guy (you couldn't pay me enough to fight those crowds, lol). But because I've got adult / dad responsibilities, work for myself, do the whole "online entrepreneur" thing, etc, I usually end up working the Friday after Thanksgiving...which I have for the last several years.

But I don't think I'm going to this year.

Instead, I'm gonna get together with family on Thanksgiving, eat my face off (lol), sleep a bunch that night, get up and go to the gym on Friday, get some beer on the way home, and spend the day playing video games.

And I'm probably gonna take Saturday off, too (which I usually try to, anyway). And maybe even most of Sunday.

Now don't get me wrong - I'm still gonna be available and will still be here for my coaching clients. That's what I get paid for.

But everything else?

Meh. It can all wait. lol

Here's the thing, though - all the family I meet up with on Thursday will have to either go without pay or take paid days off for the holiday weekend.

Me, on the other hand...I'm not gonna do anything, but will still get to sit back and watch the $$$$ roll in.

How?

Because as I'm typing this, it's Tuesday - two days before Thanksgiving. And I'm gonna spend an extra couple hours between today and tomorrow writing a few extra emails.

I'll program those emails to go out, and once then do, I'm done - all I have to do is watch for the "Notification of Payment Received" emails to hit my inbox.

It's actually a pretty sweet gig.

But it only "works" IF you know how to do it the right way.

Luckily...I can show you how.

Go here to find out how or cut to the chase and just PM me.

**UPDATE**

Only ONE SPOT LEFT before the price goes up another $50.

Check out the original BSO post for more info or feel free to PM me directly to get started or with questions - here to help however I can.