September 2006

“A great title is a work of genius,” said E. Haldeman-Julius in the 1920s. Haldeman-Julius sold 200 million (really) of his “Little Blue Books.” His headlines were his product, because he sold his books by the title. About halfway through his brilliant marketing career he wrote an appropriately brilliant book ...

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By Jimmy D. Brown The fortune is in the list. If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard that said, well, I’d already have a fortune! However “broken-recordish” it may sound, it is a truthful statement. The fortune REALLY IS in the list. Fact is, if you possess ...

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by: Karon Thackston In its most basic form, copywriting is, among other things, the art of conveying a message in writing for the purpose of persuading someone to do something. This is especially true when writing descriptive copy. Why? Because your customer’s five senses don’t work on paper… they only ...

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