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| | The Niche Marketing Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | | Body-mind-spirit affiliate directory - new items added | Views: 384 | | Apr 09, 2008 1:28 pm | | Body-mind-spirit affiliate directory - new items added | # | 
Barbara Casey | | If you haven't checked out my funky, friendly affiliate directory in awhile, you'll notice a few new items, including the Hay House affiliate program - and a cool one from Janet Switzer on how experts build empires. She offers a half dozen free reports on info-products that are very helpful. Testimonials include Jay Abraham, Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield, and others.
Here's the link:
http://www.newradiance.com/AffiliateDirectory.htm
Cheers,
Barbara
Are you settling for a cookie-cutter life -
when you could be living your soul purpose?
http://www.livingyourreallife.comPrivate Reply to Barbara Casey | | Apr 10, 2008 12:18 pm | | Sales letter | # | 
Carna Zacharias-Miller | | Hello Barbara,
Have you written the sales letter for your new book yourself, or did somebody do it for you? ? It looks very professional.
CarnaPrivate Reply to Carna Zacharias-Miller | | Apr 10, 2008 1:20 pm | | re: Sales letter -- long or short? | # |
Barbara Casey | | Hi Carna:
I wrote it myself, actually. Thanks for your feedback.
Then I was reading (probably on Alexis Dawes' blog) that a LONG sales letter is preferable, with every possible objection handled in the sales letter. And that seems to be what most infoproduct sellers do.
So I'll take another look and rethink it, since sales are not coming in very quickly.
I usually let the writing "flow" but I guess I was writing more for myself than for potential buyers ;-)
What's been your experience?
Anybody else have thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Barb
Are you settling for a cookie-cutter life -
when you could be living your soul purpose?
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