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Protected: Verbal kicking = BIG copywriting lesson.

by Ed on 2nd May 2008

Article by Ed Rivis

I'm the Amazon 5-star rated author of three books about web marketing, and since 2008 have spoken to more than 4,000 business owners at conferences and seminars around the UK. I've also developed software that automatically generates lead pages and home-study programmes that help small business owners like you generate more sales-leads and win new customers and clients, online.

Ed has written 326 awesome articles.

http://richardmclaughlin.biz/ Richard McLaughlin

can I pre-order the product?

stats may be boring, but I know I need that boring stuff.
http://www.thekissbusiness.co.uk Karin H.

Stats boring? Never (But I’m prejudiced of course, as qualified book-keeper).

Enjoyed the recording very much Ed and like Richard above looking forward to the release of your new program to help me even better to convert visitors to clients.

And the copy-writing program – wow, that’s perhaps (for me) an even greater gift. Combined with stats it must be a double winner for every business on the web (and beyond)

Karin H. (Keep It Simple Sweetheart, specially in business)
Mattvei

When I played the first audio off the website it stopped at around 5 minutes and the blue bar was at the end of travel. Content said it should be about 34 minutes.

Did I miss something?
http://comhacker.org Trisha

You’re right – a lot of people, even if they do monitor their stats, they don’t even understand what those stats mean, much less how to put all these other numbers together.

And I can’t believe nobody has really touched on this yet. Good luck mate!
http://www.sumatrix.com Ed

Richard – thanks for asking. Unfortunately I don’t have any pre-order mechanism – but the fact you’re a blog subscriber means you’ll find out the day it launches on it’s 65% discount.

Karin – thanks for the comments and support. And yes, the copywriting course is awesome – I was honoured Paul asked me to be part of that (I need all the copywriting input I can get – it doesn’t come naturally to me and yet is SO important.

Mattvei – not sure what the problem is but yes it is about 34+ minutes so you’ve missed the main part of the discuss. Can you try again or from a different machine?

Trisha – Thanks for the motivation. And by the way, I really like your blog and what you talk about. I think it’s safe to say we’re both ‘on the same page’ with a lot of topics like seo etc.

Thank you all for your great comments.

-Ed.
http://www.thekissbusiness.co.uk Karin H.

Copy-writing important? Don’t I know it! Thankfully, my good friend Richard C is always at hand to polish my copy for the better and I am sure that all the sessions from the copy-writing gang will be a definite great help too!

Besides important, it’s also great fun to see something you create (on paper or on the web) really start doing what it is supposed to be doing

Keep up the good work, both you and Paul.

Karin H.