What if you could sell anything to anyone?

Nobody is born knowing how to sell. But the truth is, you can learn how to sell more . . .
a LOT more . . . when you discover the right words that make people buy.

Copywriting is selling. Whether online, offline, in video, direct mail, on Facebook, or
from the stage, copywriting is how you put words together that make people click, call,
or pull out their wallets and buy from you.

Whether you're a coach, author, funnel hacker, ecommerce seller, or real estate
agent, your ability to create sales copy that drives people to buy determines your
paycheck, your lifestyle, and your family's future.

In the fast-paced, attention-starved, social media driven world of business today, two
facts about your ability to create sales messages (copywriting) stand out:

Fact #1: Great Copywriting = Incredible lifestyle, plenty of money, and freedom
Fact #2: Poor Copywriting = Struggle forever and die poor

Putting The Right Words On Paper And Online
Is The Single Most Profitable Skill Everyone Can Learn.

This book teaches you street-smart copywriting, which means this book teaches you
how to get results today. (Because we all need to make more sales today . . . not
tomorrow, not next week )

If you've tried to write ads, emails, and sales letters for your business before and failed,
this book is for you. If you need to make more sales--no matter what you sell or who
you sell it to--this book is for you.

Bottom Line: If you want to make a lot more money, have a lot more time off, and enjoy a
lot more freedom, this book is for you . . . especially if you're not making as many sales as
you want to right now.

What if you could sell anything to anyone?

Nobody is born knowing how to sell. But the truth is, you can learn how to sell more . . . a LOT more . . . when you discover the right words that make people buy.

Copywriting is selling. Whether online, offline, in video, direct mail, on Facebook, or from the stage, copywriting is how you put words together that make people click, call, or pull out their wallets and buy from you.

Whether you're a coach, author, funnel hacker, ecommerce seller, or real estate agent, your ability to create sales copy that drives people to buy determines your paycheck, your lifestyle, and your family's future.

In the fast-paced, attention-starved, social media driven world of business today, two facts about your ability to create sales messages (copywriting) stand out:

Fact #1: Great Copywriting = Incredible lifestyle, plenty of money, and freedom
Fact #2: Poor Copywriting = Struggle forever and die poor

Putting The Right Words On Paper And Online
Is The Single Most Profitable Skill Everyone Can Learn.

This book teaches you street-smart copywriting, which means this book teaches you how to get results today. (Because we all need to make more sales today . . . not tomorrow, not next week )

If you've tried to write ads, emails, and sales letters for your business before and failed, this book is for you. If you need to make more sales--no matter what you sell or who you sell it to--this book is for you.

Bottom Line: If you want to make a lot more money, have a lot more time off, and enjoy a lot more freedom, this book is for you . . . especially if you're not making as many sales as you want to right now.

How to write and publish your own OUTRAGEOUSLY Profitable eBook in as little as 7 days even if you can't write, can't type and failed high school English class! Discover the secrets to having your own, outrageously profitable ebook written and published as quickly as ... only 7 days from today!

Since the late 1800s, Chicago has been a mecca for aviation. Chicago's Octave Chanute kept the skies filled with revolutionary gliders and his expertise in aeronautics contributed to the Wright Brothers' success. Chicago: City of Flight tells the story of aviation in the city with exciting chapters on early birdmen, the birth of Chicago as a major airmail center, the spectacular chills and thrills of international airports and airplane manufacturers, and airlines, such as United Airlines, that were born in the city. Later topics include the city's modern aerospace industry and an exclusive look at Chicago's Wright Redux project, members of which designed and manufactured a replica Wright flyer. They plan to fly it over the city on December 17, 2003, in celebration of 100 years of manned, powered flight.

North Aurora: 1834-1940 is a quintessential study of what happened when settlers arrived in the Midwest in the 1830s. The village's location on the Fox River provided plentiful trees and waterpower for sawmills. Soon other mills, smelting works, a packing plant, a door-sash-blind factory, and a creamery all came to town. The village's railroad enabled its Boswell Cheese Factory to ship cream cheese to England in 1877. By 1922, North Aurora had a huge entertainment complex, a popular racetrack, and a hotel. Today the village is growing rapidly but still maintains its rural atmosphere.

The history of Aurora, Illinois is one of diversity.
This is the first book to trace the city's early days
of its first white settlement through World War I and
the early 1920s, as seen through the eyes of its diverse ethnic groups. Immigrants from northern, southern, and eastern Europe, southern Blacks, and Mexicans all came to provide their talents to the massive railroad industry and the dozens of factories in the city, which were producing various products to be used by the entire nation and as well as in the construction of the Panama Canal.

Situated directly west of Chicago is Batavia, Illinois, world famous as the home of Fermilab, a center of nuclear research that hosts scientists from all over the world. Few people realize that this city has had a long history of leadership in the development of energy resources. In Batavia we endeavor to explore that history, with a look at power from windmills to power plants. Also part of the fabric of Batavia's past are the community leaders who transformed a river village (settled in the 1830s) into a vibrant and vital modern city. You will view a 1910 photographic essay capturing Batavians on the streets of their city, discover a unique early high-tech company that produced beauty and dietary consumer products in the 1930s, and experience an architectural walking tour (complete with a map) of old Batavia and her famous citizens. And to complete our journey through time, you will learn how Mary Todd, wife of Abraham Lincoln, came to live in Batavia.

Chicago has been called by many names--that Toddlin' Town, the Windy City (for its politicians, not weather) and Chi-town, to name a few. Today, it might be called Lollapalooza Land after its fun-loving and somewhat rowdy summer fest. But this nickname tracks back to 1908's boisterous Democratic Party fundraiser for the city's 1st Ward political machine. Chicago, from 1893 to 1934, was indeed alive with raucous people, as well as reformers, and this book not only tells their fascinating stories but also the following: Chicago's first McDonald's served up beer and politics, not burgers; the devil embodied Clark Street, but its tail swished all the way north to the opera; the city was a cartoonist's paradise; world-famous artists, writers, singers, and musicians drew, wrote, sang, and played in Chicago; and the Levee District boasted two madame sisters who ran a world-famous palace of pleasure. Readers will also meet a prizewinning horse without pants, wonder over an elephant named Princess Alice, hear of the world's biggest red wagon, find out about the first dinosaur in town, and discover how Chicago helped mother jazz, ragtime, and the blues.

Elgin was named by a city founder, James T. Gifford, after his favorite hymn.

The city shares its name with 20 cities in 15 states and 8 countries. Elgin is situated on the banks of the Fox River, 35 miles
northwest of Chicago, the city with which Elgin had thriving business exchanges in agricultural and industrial goods. The city's world-wide fame, for the most part, has come from its watch factory and Mr. Gail Borden's milk company. Pianos, shoes, books, and even chewing gum were also manufactured in Elgin and sold internationally. This exciting new study of a major Midwestern city is chock-full of images, many of which have never before been published. Featured in Elgin, Illinois is information about the Elgin National Watch Company, early circus and carnival attractions, as well as rip-roaring national road races. Highlighted in one chapter is Elgin's part in helping to win World War I
at home, complete with original photographs from the front in Europe. This lively and historical look at Elgin from the 1800s to the 1930s is interwoven with national and international trends and events.

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Here's how to avoid the mistakes most new business book authors make that doom their results before they really even get started

In this breakthrough NEW book about writing your own business book, you'll discover how to avoid the mistakes that keep you from selling more books, getting more subscribers, and building up your own audience of loyal readers.

Here's just a sample of the book writing pitfalls and landmines we'll help you avoid in this incredible book:

• Why not having a clear understanding of exactly who will buy your book and WHY may be the biggest mistake of all ...
• How trying to write an entire book without a strategy for getting started quickly every time you sit down to write dooms you before you even begin...
• Why thinking the only way to make money with a book is through Amazon sales will kill your results...
• How to sidestep boring chapter titles that make your book's contents read like a cheap restaurant menu (boring )...
• Why you should never assume people are willing to do things the traditional way (and why they NEVER want to take notes while reading your book)....
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Elgin was named by a city founder, James T. Gifford, after his favorite hymn. The city shares its name with 20 cities in 15 states and 8 countries. Elgin is situated on the banks of the Fox River, 35 miles
northwest of Chicago, the city with which Elgin had thriving business exchanges in agricultural and industrial goods. The city's world-wide fame, for the most part, has come from its watch factory and Mr. Gail Borden's milk company. Pianos, shoes, books, and even chewing gum were also manufactured in Elgin and sold internationally. This exciting new study of a major Midwestern city is chock-full of images, many of which have never before been published. Featured in Elgin, Illinois is information about the Elgin National Watch Company, early circus and carnival attractions, as well as rip-roaring national road races. Highlighted in one chapter is Elgin's part in helping to win World War I
at home, complete with original photographs from the front in Europe. This lively and historical look at Elgin from the 1800s to the 1930s is interwoven with national and international trends and events.

Discover How You Can Easily Make Your Own Profitable Product FAST (Within 72-Hours ) and How To Price It Right In The Real World To Sell... Even If This Is Your Very First Product Whether you have a stable of products and want to add a new front-end product to your arsenal, or you're getting ready to make your very first product, this information-packed Dvd can help you swing for the fences on your very first try.... If I had to tell you the one talent that's made me a fortune more than any other, it's my ability to size up a market and develop a kick-ass, *unique* product in a very short period of time. You won't get rich online without eventually coming up with your own products... (I don't know anyone who has ever done it). I'll show you the exact step-by-step, click-by-click, how to system to make products that you can sell that I've used to make dozens and dozens of my own products including: - How Your Purpose dictates the type of product you create (and why it matters more than you think)... - The Real World of pricing a product for maximum profit (and forget the fantasy land of Internet Marketing)... - How to Position every product as a front-end product ... - Why it's Critical to know what they'll buy next before you even make that first offer... - 4 Specific Product Blueprints you can follow for an entry-level product in virtually ANY niche market... - How I would go about making a *unique* product for each blueprint in 72 hours or less... - The Absolute Fastest way to create a book or ebook in a single weekend ... ... and much, MUCH more

The eBook revolution is upon us. Now anyone with a computer can write and publish their own eBook. But writing a book that will sell is another story! Best-selling authors Jim Edwards and David Garfinkel take the mystery out of creating an online bestseller. The rules are different than for conventional in-print books, but they are easy to learn and profitable to follow. EBooks create credibility for the author and a steady residual income. Some authors receive thousands of dollars every month for their eBooks. Plus, they have avoided the hassles - and need to share profits - that come with traditional publishing. EBook author Stuart Lichtman raked in $61,662 in eBook sales in the first four-and-one-half weeks after publication, using the advice contained in eBook Secrets Exposed. He says: This book is a godsend for anyone who writes or publishes books on the Web. If you have ever dreamed of becoming a best-selling author and doing so on your own terms, then eBook Secrets Exposed is the first book you should read!

Chicago has historically been a place of great energy and a showcase of modernity. Determined to wash away the recent memories of World War I, Chicagoans in the 1920s and into the 1930s set out to enjoy themselves, creating a Golden Age of popular entertainment envied throughout the world. Chicago Entertainment Between the Wars, 1919-1939 explores in detail the various old and new playing fields of entertainment that blossomed during this time period, such as dance halls, radio studios, rodeos, theaters, public mechanical musical machines, and movie palaces.

Are you wondering what's holding you back from success? Do you struggle with staying motivated? This guide will teach you exactly how some of the most successful people in the world have obtained success. Also, you will find some of the greatest motivational quotes of our time, by some of the great to ever do it. This guide is a must-have for anyone looking to achieve success and would like a little motivation along the way.

Since the late 1800s, Chicago has been a mecca for aviation. Chicago's Octave Chanute kept the skies filled with revolutionary gliders and his expertise in aeronautics contributed to the Wright Brothers' success. Chicago: City of Flight tells the story of aviation in the city with exciting chapters on early birdmen, the birth of Chicago as a major airmail center, the spectacular chills and thrills of international airports and airplane manufacturers, and airlines, such as United Airlines, that were born in the city. Later topics include the city's modern aerospace industry and an exclusive look at Chicago's Wright Redux project, members of which designed and manufactured a replica Wright flyer. They plan to fly it over the city on December 17, 2003, in celebration of 100 years of manned, powered flight.

Author Jim Edwards is well-grounded in the Christian faith, a gift
facilitated by his grandparents beginning early in his life. In The Final
Word, he shares his experiences and ideas about the Christian faith,
using personal anecdotes and third-party stories to illustrate how God
works in the lives of the faithful. He explores some of the obligations
and responsibilities of Christians and illustrates how to fi nd comfort and
guidance in the Bible.
Edwards offers a rational approach to develop a thought-based
comprehension of who God is, who we are, why we are here, and where
we go when we leave earth. The Final Word challenges Christians to think
about their relationship with God using unique and interesting simulated
dialogues between the author, God, and a friend. These scenarios draw
a clearer understanding of the word of God and show that God has the
fi nal word on the whereabouts of mankind in eternity.
Featuring a simulated interview with God, The Final Word explores an
array of mysteries such as the Tree of Life and God's Mathematical Laws.

Chicago has been called by many names--that Toddlin' Town, the Windy City (for its politicians, not weather) and Chi-town, to name a few. Today, it might be called Lollapalooza Land after its fun-loving and somewhat rowdy summer fest. But this nickname tracks back to 1908's boisterous Democratic Party fundraiser for the city's 1st Ward political machine. Chicago, from 1893 to 1934, was indeed alive with raucous people, as well as reformers, and this book not only tells their fascinating stories but also the following: Chicago's first McDonald's served up beer and politics, not burgers; the devil embodied Clark Street, but its tail swished all the way north to the opera; the city was a cartoonist's paradise; world-famous artists, writers, singers, and musicians drew, wrote, sang, and played in Chicago; and the Levee District boasted two madame sisters who ran a world-famous palace of pleasure. Readers will also meet a prizewinning horse without pants, wonder over an elephant named Princess Alice, hear of the world's biggest red wagon, find out about the first dinosaur in town, and discover how Chicago helped mother jazz, ragtime, and the blues.

Step By Step How YOU Should Approach Marketing In Today's World

Using the 5-phase mission planning model used by US Navy SEALs, this book will help you understand exactly what you need to do to immediatley start leveraging media to sell more, build your customer base, and spread the word about what you do.

Whether you're a coach or an author... a retail store owner or a real estate agent... a car dealer or a donut shop manager... your ability to use media to market your business spells the difference between success and failure in today's hyper-connected world.

We'll show you:

• How to get laser-focused on the right target market for you
• The #1 way to become the Go-To Expert in any market
• How to leverage social media and Facebook to get more customers
• What you REALLY need in a good business website
• The TWO Types of Videos that get paying customers through your door
• How to write sales copy and ads that actually make sales
• and Much MORE

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Stew Smith and Jim Edwards put their 40+ years of online marketing experience to work for you in this practical guide to 21st Century media marketing.