Feb

29

The League is set and the game is on! 48 hour update..

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Holy smokes!

We’ve just hit the 48 hour mark and now over 10,232 people have the Affiliate X Factor report in their hands.

You are one of them!

Plans for the future..

I’m currently working on some KILLER content video for you that will be ready Tuesday 4th March. Many people are going crazy over the methods exposed in the “Affiliate X Factor” and I’m getting asked constant questions..

“I don’t have a list - how can I build one?”

“Will it work in my market?”

” How easy is it to get started?”

Well my series of videos will help answer that for you.

ANSWERS ARE COMING…

If you have a specific question about the Affiliate X Factor, PLEASE leave it as a comment on this blog post.

CURRENT LEADER BOARD

In the meantime I’ve got an update on the leaderboard for the top
15 affiliates. This thing is turning into a REAL heated battle!

It’s great to see new names breaking in all the time…

**NOTE** The competition runs until Tuesday 11th March not the 4th March.
I made a mistake in the previous post.

http://www.tlvsecurelist.com/cgi-bin/main.i/1986/o/Login

#1 Prize

Justin Blake - New Leader!

$1,000 cold hard cash + the new fancy Mac Book Air.
(I just got one and these things ROCK)

#2 Prize

Richard Madison

Mac Book Air (Sorry no cash bonus - I’m so mean )

#3 Prize

Michael Cheney (Dropped 2 places)

The Super Sharp 32″ Samsung LCD TV

#4 Prize

Chris McNeeney (New Entry and rising FAST)

X Box 360 live to give you a break from your efforts

#5 Prize

Michael Cobb

Video I Pod

#6 Prize

Eric RockerFeller

Nano Ipod

#7 prize

Todd Thompson

$150 Cash

#8 Prize

Odinn Sorensen

$100 Cash

#9 Prize

Alex Jefferys (One of my prized students..)

$50 Cash

#10 Prize

Online Marketing Enterprise

$50 Cash
#11 - Ben Shaffer

#12 - Jim Straw

#13 - Shiela Edwards

#14 - Harris Fellman

#15 - Mark James

That’s all for now.

Thanks for your support and I look forward to dishing out some quality content starting
Tuesday 4th March

Feb

28

Joint Venture Seeker Review

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Joint Venture Seeker Review I’m sure you don’t have to be convinced of the power of Joint Ventures. I mean, you see the huge numbers all the time, right? You know “a million dollars in 8 minutes!!” Well, thankfully there’s a whole lot more to JVs than that! There’s actually room for “the little guy”… especially those that want to [...]

Feb

28

Affiliate X Factor Leads Contest Announced! Current Leaderboard

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Hello all!

Just under 24 hours since release 6358 people have downloaded the Affiliate X Factor and its GROWING faster by the second..

Rave reviews are coming in about the report already.

Now let me explain how you get paid FOUR times by refering others..

1) You earn a $1 for every subscriber you refer.

2) You earn $0.50 for ever 2nd tier subscriber you refer

As long as you update your account with your clickbank nickname you..

3) Receive credit when someone joins the “Affiliate X Factor” program
on Thursday 20th March - Recurring Clickbank commissions

4) You also get credit on the upsell via Clickbank.

Until then ANY subscriber you refer will be getting sent juicy pre launch content getting them really warmed up.
I have some serious content to give away.

LEADS CONTEST…

This will run until Tuesday 4th March noon est.

The prizes for the people that refer the most leads (1st and 2nd tier count) are as follows..

#1 Prize

$1,000 cold hard cash + the new fancy Mac Book Air.
(I just got one and these things ROCK)

#2 Prize

Mac Book Air (Sorry no cash bonus - I’m so mean )

#3 Prize

The Super Sharp 32″ Samsung LCD TV

#4 Prize

X Box 360 live to give you a break from your efforts

#5 Prize

Video I Pod

#6 Prize

Nano Ipod

#7 prize

$150 Cash

#8 Prize

$100 Cash

#9 Prize

$50 Cash

#10 Prize

$50 Cash

Current LeaderBoard

#1: Michael Cheney

#2 Richard Madison (VERY Close behind)

#3 Justin Blake (Again very close)

#4 Eric RockerFeller

#5 Alex Jefferys (5 by Behind - Watch your back Eric)

#6 Odinn Sorensen

#7 Ben Shaffer

#8 Harris Fellman

#9 Michael Cobb

#10 Abbi

It’s all very TIGHT at the moment. The top
5 are all snapping at each others heels .

I’ve included some fresh email affiliate ad copy below.

http://www.tlvsecurelist.com/cgi-bin/main.i/1986/o/Login

Or Click the link below to watch a video explaining the tell a friend script, how to
add banners, use email signature files

http://xfactoraffiliate.com/vtutorial/index.html

AD COPY BELOW

Hey NAME,

Did you have a chance to grab
the “Affiliate X Factor” Report
yet?

Over 6300 people have grabbed
their Fre.e copy in 24 hours.

AFFILIATE LINK

It’s details how super affiliate
Andrew Fox uses his mystic
“X” power to make CRUSHING
affiliate pay days..

Enough to buy two Ferrari’s
Porsches, fly first class and
do whatever he likes.

Now he’s laying down the
gauntlet and exposing *WHAT*
the X Factor is and how you
can use it to make killer affiliate
pay days.

AFFILIATE LINK

Download it now - while it’s still
Fre.e

Many thanks,

YOUR NAME

Feb

25

Don’t stop believing…

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MAFIOSO MARKETING Don’t Stop Believing… I’ve been hearing a lot of talk recently about so-called “guru bashing.” It seems that people are fed up with the “gurus” promoting each others’ products, making tons of money off the little guy,and never revealing the true “secrets” behind their success. I don’t know about all that, but I’ll tell you one [...]

Feb

18

In The Winter of this Year’s U.S. Presidential Primary Campaign Comes an Important Lesson About Headlines… from the Newsstand, of all places

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I was at the grocery store today (Sunday) strolling past the magazine rack when these words jumped out at me:

There Will Be Blood
Why The Right Hates McCain

It was the cover headline for Newsweek magazine (which doesn't look like it's doing too well. I say this as a former magazine editor myself. This national magazine has 68 pages, including covers, and I counted 16 ad pages. It should have a greater number of ad pages -- at least 23. And it really should have more overall pages to be profitable. It looks like Newsweek's glory days may be buried in the past.)

A few interesting points here:

The words in the first headline are familiar, because they are the same as the title of a popular movie ("There Will Be Blood"), now playing in theaters
I found the headline intriguing enough (even though I've heard, seen and read versions the same story several times already in the last few weeks) to shell out $4.95 on a magazine I'm otherwise not all that interested in (with put-you-to-sleep-fast articles like "Chelsea Clinton Emerges on the Campaign Trail", "Will This One Be The Change Election?" and "How to Train a Husband," to name a few.)
The headline on the magazine's cover was so catchy that my cashier at the check-out stopped, smiled, picked up the magazine, read the headline out loud and laughed. Then she examined the images on the cover more closely, pointed at one picture, and blurted out, "Oh, look! There's a bible-thumper!"

Now we could be snide and say something like, "If they put half as much thought, effort and creativity into what's INSIDE the magazine as what's ON THE COVER, maybe they'd have more than starving-to-death 68 total pages -- and a just-scraping-by 16 advertising pages."

But let's skip that part. It's pretty rough these days putting out a print publication of any sort and making money. Seasoned pro's spend thousands of hours a week trying to figure out how to keep Newsweek (print edition) afloat, so I'm not going to second-guess them.

What I do want to point out is that headlines from proven headline structures work. They cause people to pay attention (not just me, but the cashier ringing up the magazine). And of course they induce people to buy. (With a milder, namby-pambier headline on Newsweek's cover, I might have left the magazine in the store.)

I have repeatedly said in my courses, like Breakthrough Copywriting, that the headline is the most, most, most important part of your copy. In Breakthrough Copywriting, I included twenty proven money-making headline templates with over 200 actual specific adaptations of headlines for different industries.

The course has helped many people become profitable copywriters.

But please don't think I'm claiming to be the first person to talk about the importance of headlines. Not by a long shot. Madison Avenue advertising pioneer David Ogilvy, in the 1960s, pointed out that "When you have written your headline, you have spent eighty cents out of your dollar."

Here's another important point -- if you're a major national publication, even a limping one like Newsweek, you can get away with using someone else's movie title for your headline. I don't know the specifics of the law on this one. But my suggestion would be never to copy a headline word-for-word.

Instead, adapt a familiar headline, title or other phrase by changing a few words.

If your new creation works (and I mean really works) as a headline, you have saved hours upon hours of time (not to mention blood, sweat and tears) and you can expect highly profitable results from the advertising that follows.

David Garfinkel
Publisher, World Copywriting Newsletter