Dear subscriber,
Once upon a time…
… a laydee went to the doctor and complained that her husband had lost interest in sex.
The doctor gave her a pill but warned her that it was still experimental.
He had told her to slip it into his mashed potatoes at dinner, so that night, she did just that. About a week later, she found herself back at the doctor’s office. With a nervous smile, she said, “Doc, the pill worked great! I put it in the potatoes like you said! It wasn’t five minutes later that he jumped up, raked all the food and dishes onto the floor, grabbed me, ripped all my clothes off, and ravaged me right there on the table!”
The doctor’s face turned pale as he realized the unintended consequence of the pill. “I’m sorry,” he stammered, “we didn’t realize the pill was that strong! The foundation will be glad to pay for any damages.”
Shaking her head, she replied, “Nah, that’s okay. We’re never going back to that restaurant anyway.”
***
Speaking of pills, there seems to be a pill for everything these days, doesn’t there?
People love taking pills.
Why?
That’s easy.
Because taking a pill is a quick fix. People want quick and easy.
If only there were a pill you could take that would turn you into a great salesperson or copywriter, eh?
Well, guess what?
Sometimes, not often, but sometimes, there IS a quick fix to improve your sales or copywriting skills. Yup, sometimes all it takes is a new insight, a new way of thinking, or a slight tweak in your approach.
Let me break it down Barney style for you:
A new way of think about something brings about a new way of doing that something which brings about…
… A New Result!
However, there’s an “obvious as the nose on Barbra Streisand’s face” caveat:
That new way of thinking must be better and more effective than your old way of thinking.
In the June issue, there are two very different ways of approaching, thinking about, and viewing sales and persuasion that can instantly (like taking a pill) improve your sales skills.
Now, let me level with you.
If there’s ever been a time when I may have been accused of overhyping or overselling something, this ain’t gonna be it. In fact, I’ve done the opposite. I’ve downplayed this issue.
Seriously, it’s a challenge to communicate its true magnitude without sounding like I’m on an infomercial.
But mark my words, this is the real deal, a lesson that can get prospects rushing to your order page with open wallets and hearts full of trust.
How do you get this issue?
See here: https://kelvindorsey.com/mavericks-inner-circle/
But you better not mess around.
The deadline is drawing nigh.
Your friend,
Kelvin
Email Marketing Maverick
