Closed: Creating Killer Content - World Series special!

[Paul Myers]

Okay. Halloween is cool. But the Yankees are in the World Series,
and that is something I live for. (Yeah. I'm a baseball
fan. Being a Yankees fan is mostly a matter of heredity. You get
it from your Dad.)

So, I've decided to re-open a special I did last year, on a book
I put together on writing that gets results. I consider it
to be the single most important skill you can master for succeeding
online, after learning to listen well.

If you'd like to see what people had to say here the last time I
offered this, you can view the original WSO, at: Closed

To grab a copy, check out Closed.

This is a limited time special, but I haven't decided on the limit
yet. It depends on how long the license takes to come in on the last
thing I need for a project that's related to this, and how well my
boys in pinstripes do in the Series.

Get 'em while they're hot, folks!


Paul

[KenThompson]

Hi Paul,

Just bought this, and I'm looking forward to reading it and of
course using the info. I'm about to branch out into other writing
areas apart from regular copywriting, and your book looks like it
will be helpful.

Thanks very much.

Edit: Paul this is a great ebook. I've read over half of it. You
provide excellent information, but I really like the way you
explain things and why they're useful.

I also laughed until I had tears reading about the argument
someone had with Major Domo. Hilarious.

[HarrisonJ]

Looks like a good ebook, I'm thinking about getting a copy. Writing is definitely important, knowing how to write well can be the difference between selling nothing and selling tons of copies of whatever you are selling.

[KenThompson]

Originally Posted by HarrisonJ

Looks like a good ebook, I'm thinking about getting a copy. Writing is definitely important, knowing how to write well can be the difference between selling nothing and selling tons of copies of whatever you are selling.

It's not good. I've read it. It's great and tremendously useful
for any writer who wants the reader to take some kind of
action.

Does that sound like you?

Don't think about ..., do.

You will learn, among many other things, how to write something
that is many thousands of years old. Its power is immense,
it was/is used by the most successful writers that ever held a
pen, quill, or keyboard. It is something that has universal appeal.

And Paul shows you exactly how to do it. You will not be
disappointed, I promise.

[Paul Myers]

Ken,

Thanks. Glad you're finding it useful.

The funny thing about the majordomo bit is that so few people recognize it as yet another example of the approach you referred to as "powerful." They're so busy either laughing or thinking, "I've run into her!," that they miss it.

Gotta have that entertainment built in. It makes it sooo much easier for people to "get" the messages.


Paul