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Book cover for Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard
to get a free car wash—but they were given a “head start.” When they received their cards, two stamps had already been added. The “goal” was the same for both sets of customers: Buy eight additional car washes, get a reward. But the ...more
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“The Authority Site System course by Authority Hacker taught me the fundamentals of affiliate marketing and SEO. Backlinko.com has also been an excellent resource.”
Nick Loper, $1,000 100 Ways: How Real People Make Real Money on the Side (and how you can too):

“An emotionally compelling idea engages the reader or listener on two levels: emotionally (in the heart) and rationally (in the mind). It feels—simultaneously—both correct and insightful.”
Mark Morgan Ford, Persuasion: The Subtle Art of Getting What You Want

Ken McCarthy
“The Creative Habit: Learn It and Use It for Life.”
Ken McCarthy, The System Club Letters - 57 Big Ideas to Transform Your Business and Your Life

“Question #1: How is this different from everything else I’ve seen? Question #2: What’s in it for me? Question #3: How do I know this is real? Question #4: What’s holding me back? Question #5: Who/What is to blame? Question #6: Why now? Question #7: Why should I trust you? Question #8: How does it work? Question #9: How can I get started? Question #10: What do I have to lose?”
Evaldo Albuquerque, The 16-Word Sales Letter™: A proven method of writing multi-million-dollar copy faster than you ever thought possible

Seth Godin
“A Nine-Year-Old Kid Can Do Edgecraft While the edges always change, the process never does. Here’s how you do it: Find a product or service that’s completely unrelated to your industry. Figure out who’s winning by being remarkable. Discover which edge they went to. Do that in your own industry.”
Seth Godin, Free Prize Inside: How to Make a Purple Cow

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