Free Report: The Great Copywriting Conspiracy

Free Report: The Great Copywriting Conspiracy

Reader Comments (15)

  1. What? A copywriter’s released a free report as a prelude to a copywriting course?!

    Seriously, I can’t be the only who sees the abundant irony in the copywriting game. I’m not sure whether it’s brilliant or despicable that it continues to work.

  2. That’s quite an endorsement. What was it Mohammed Ali said ? “It’s not bragging if you can back it up.”

    I can’t wait to read it. Thanks for the heads up.

  3. Hmmm…I didn’t get a free copy of any report. I followed the links and I seem to have signed up for an email list that simply promises continued communication….am I missing something?

  4. Hi Brian,

    I have the same problem – it only comes with a confirmation link in that email – there is nothing to download on the confirmation thank you page either. He may want to check his code.

  5. I’m having the same problem as Susan. I did check the e-mail, of course, and the first line (with a link, anyway) just redirects me to the e-mail confirmation page.

  6. Hmm… I received the report email first, and the confirmation second.

    Check your spam folder, and I’ll see if I can get a hold of someone over there.

  7. I just signed up with another email address, and got the report email and confirmation concurrently. Everything seems to be working fine as far as I can tell.

    If you don’t see the report email in your spam folder, or if it doesn’t show up soon, contact me and I’ll send you my copy.

  8. The link in the email sends you to the page where you can download the report. It’s just that the report is pretty big so it seems to take a minute or two to download after you click on it.

    But there’s also a low-resoluton version linked to as well.

  9. The first link came right away with a confirmation link; not in the spam folder.

    I went thru my spam folder and the email to download the report was there.

    ** Check your spam folder for the email to download the report.

  10. Cheers Brian! Just wanted to say something went “click” for me around the whole “teaching sells” concept just recently. I’m going to digest this report and I think when my current burst of good ideas runs out I’m going to look at picking up “teaching sells”.

  11. I do not totally agree with the report. Of course copywriting is very important. But a persuasive website architecture and the optimal usability will increase the conversions. He forgets that the most visitors does not read but scan the pages for what is relevant and to satisfy their needs. Then you can be a hell of a good copywriter which also increase the conversions, but after all you can count on it that more than 90% will not read everything you have written.

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