Thanks for your comment. I visited your site and it looks good. I’ve already picked a “winner” for the contest but that doesn’t mean I can’t give you some pointers when you get ready to go.

If you follow the series, you should have a very good start.

What a very interesting idea. I love your emails when I get them and the products you recommend. I’ve grown to trust your knowledge in the industry and think that this stunt will be fun to watch!

I have a pet food business that is really taking off. I am obtaining a list of leads that I don’t have a good sales letter for…? I know, it’s not an Internet Marketing product but at least it’s a dang good product. Anyway, I’ll enjoy watching what happens.

Sincerely,
Joel Mackey
www.premiumdirectpetfood.com

I’d love to read your copy. I’m sure you’ll be there sooner than later.

When I have a sales letter that needs ripping, I’ll let you know.

I know what you mean about the “ghost town” feeling. Maybe we have to start paying people to leave comments?

Jim: thanks, I try

Ray: You’re dead right on this. I might get started with this today until I pick a “winner” for the sales letter.

20 or so emails but no posts here… Thanks all of you who make my blog look like a ghost town.

Many of your readers are in the “affiliate” business.
What WE would like to see FIRST (i.e. before you start posting the full sales letter, piece by piece), is a short, pithy, KILLER, “pre-sell” copywriting piece!

Start with that - then move on to the sales piece the “prospect” would see, AFTER being convinced to click the link to the sales page - as a result of the outstanding, compelling, pre-sell page…
;)

Good, ballsy, writing!