Comments on: Answers to Your Most Pressing Questions About Getting Bigger Winners More Often http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/clayton-makepeace/direct-response-marketing-and-copywriting-questions-answered.html Business-Building Secrets for Growth-Obsessed Companies Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:11:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Rabbi of Response http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/clayton-makepeace/direct-response-marketing-and-copywriting-questions-answered.html#comment-7303 Rabbi of Response Sat, 18 Oct 2008 19:09:46 +0000 http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/clayton-makepeace/direct-response-marketing-and-copywriting-questions-answered.html#comment-7303 Clayton, Your advice is priceless! To be quite frank with you, helping people is great and all. But you're a true master in your field. And in my humble opinion, from the looks of things, you wouldn't dare do anything stupid to jeopardize the good name you have well established over the years, (unless you were a raving lunatic, or you happened to go out of your mind, G-d forbid!) So I don't pay much mind to what your motives might happen to be. In my opinion, your motive is to create good will, so that your audience directly benefits from you day in, day out. Simple. And it's a darn good business philosophy... if one understands it. At some point this can possibly be used positively, and you could monetize on all this good will that is naturally being generated! From a large responsive audience of fervent fans that cheer your name and respect your counsel. Stephen Pierce, spoke about this in his book - The Whole Truth! (Incidentally for those who don't know he is also the owner of a site on Swing Trading) He covers this successful strategy in depth. So I don't see what the problem is? You're a nice guy. You write like a person who is down to earth. You enjoy people and their company. And any writer that's going to come on board is not going to push you out of your livelihood. So why be small minded, you probably think to yourself? Go help those who want to get in to this business, and a natural niche will unfold and present itself of plenty of eager copywriters that you may even be able to sell something to. What's the problem? I see none. I wish you the greatest success! You really deserve it! And thanks for sharing all this great information, too! Warmly, Ron Redner "The Rabbi of Response" Clayton,

Your advice is priceless!

To be quite frank with you, helping people is great and all.

But you’re a true master in your field. And in my humble opinion, from the looks of things, you wouldn’t dare do anything stupid to jeopardize the good name you have well established over the years, (unless you were a raving lunatic, or you happened to go out of your mind, G-d forbid!)

So I don’t pay much mind to what your motives might happen to be.

In my opinion, your motive is to create good will, so that your audience directly benefits from you day in, day out.

Simple.

And it’s a darn good business philosophy… if one understands it.

At some point this can possibly be used positively, and you could monetize on all this good will that is naturally being generated! From a large responsive audience of fervent fans that cheer your name and respect your counsel.

Stephen Pierce, spoke about this in his book - The Whole Truth! (Incidentally for those who don’t know he is also the owner of a site on Swing Trading) He covers this successful strategy in depth.

So I don’t see what the problem is?

You’re a nice guy. You write like a person who is down to earth. You enjoy people and their company. And any writer that’s going to come on board is not going to push you out of your livelihood.

So why be small minded, you probably think to yourself?

Go help those who want to get in to this business, and a natural niche will unfold and present itself of plenty of eager copywriters that you may even be able to sell something to.

What’s the problem?

I see none.

I wish you the greatest success! You really deserve it!

And thanks for sharing all this great information, too!

Warmly,

Ron Redner
“The Rabbi of Response”

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]]> By: Cathy Sutter http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/clayton-makepeace/direct-response-marketing-and-copywriting-questions-answered.html#comment-4690 Cathy Sutter Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:28:38 +0000 http://www.makepeacetotalpackage.com/clayton-makepeace/direct-response-marketing-and-copywriting-questions-answered.html#comment-4690 I printed this baby immediately...This is good stuff.  Thanks, you are <em>aces</em> helping novice, young copywriters like me.  Well, OK, I'll just say novice... Look forward to meeting you at Carline's gig in September! Cathy I printed this baby immediately…This is good stuff.  Thanks, you are aces helping novice, young copywriters like me.  Well, OK, I’ll just say novice…

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Cathy

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