The Expiration Of the Long Sales Letter
Guest Post By Justin Goff, buddy, and fitness affiliate genius!
(Full Disclosure – I didn’t get nuttin for posting this!)
Long, ugly sales letters are about to be dead…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, you’ve probably noticed the traditional long sales letter is slowly being replaced by video (especially in the information product business).
However, the “hot” new videos that are raking in mountains of cash aren’t just any old videos. It’s a specific kind of video.
Enter the powerpoint video with voiceover.
112% Conversion Increase
I first tested this video out for our new lose belly fat product (see the video we use at
31DayFatLossCure.com/Abs) and we saw a 112% conversion increase over the long sales letter.
The video and the sales letter had the EXACT same copy, yet the video outpulled the sales letter by 112%.
Now the real beauty of this is that it’s really damn easy to put these kinds of videos together.
Unlike writing a long sales letter you really don’t have to be a good copywriter to pull this off. It certainly helps, and you need to know the principles of selling but it’s not as much of an “essential” as it is with a sales letter.
How You Can Pull In Buckets Of Cash With A Video Like This
- Affiliate Offers
This is something I would definitely split test if I was pushing people to a landing page before I sent them to an offer (CPA or Clickbank). If you made a video talking about the product and your experiences I almost GUARANTEE you it would pull better than a text landing page or a fake blog with the same information.
- Direct Link
The beauty of a sales video like this is you can direct link to it without anyone thinking you are trying to sell anything. Because the way we have it setup now, the “Add To Cart” button does not pop up until the end of the video when we pitch them the product.
So if people just show up at the video they aren’t scared off by the threat of being sold something…
Think about all the places you could direct link to this and make some money…
- Forums
- Yahoo Answers
- Blog Comments
- Article Sites Like Squidoo, Ezine Articles
You could easily make $2,000-$5,000 a month just direct linking to this video from sites like Yahoo Answers and Niche Forums…
Now if you want to do your own affiliate offers and try to use this strategy, then here’s how you make the video…
How To Make Your Own Cash Pulling Powerpoint Video
Here’s how we made our video…
1. First write out a script for the video in Word.
2. Then turn those into small slides using either Powerpoint or Google Docs.
3. Get a program like Screenflow or Camtasia and set up the recording area to the size of your slides.
4. Simply read through the slides and record your voiceover and the screen with one of the programs above…
5. You’re going to mess up, so try to do 3-5 slides at a time. Simply edit them all together at the end to complete the video.
That’s all there really is to it.
These kind of videos not only work great for direct linking type stuff, but we’re seeing a lot of success with Facebook Ads and media buys.
If you have any questions about using these videos in your business, feel free to leave me a comment and I’ll drop in to help
- Justin Goff
P.S. – If you’re interested in promoting our product, we’re on Clickbank, so just check out our affiliate page for more info. I personally work with & coach our affiliates, so hit me up if you have any questions.
My dad just died
Bernie Klein - armed
One cold morning, back in the early 60’s in San Luis Obispo in central California, my dad and his friend drove out to Morro Bay to dive for Abalone. They would do this with masks, snorkels, no tanks, and no wetsuits, in water that if they were lucky was in the 50’s. Those days California was still fresh, and Abalone were plentiful. One day when they were out, underwater, they saw a shark, a real big one, my dad thought it was a great white.
Berny, My dad didn’t have much money in school, but he had a friend who was a prince from Saudi Arabia, who had a Ferrari. The prince couldn’t drive as well as my dad, so my dad got to drive the car in races. Closed course, Laguna Seca type races.
When I was about 7 years old I was in my back yard in Sun Valley, in the desert hills on the outskirts of Los Angeles, up high where you could see where a million people lived, in my vegetable garden, I noticed something. Suddenly there was a good sized rattle snake about a foot and a half from where I was standing, coiled up, starring straight at me and rattling. I knew I was not supposed to move, so instead I screamed. My dad came running out, grabbed a shovel, and chopped that thing until it was in 10 little snake pieces.
My dad tells the story, of when he was a kid Bugsy Siegel came and visited their house and he got to hold his gun. I love that story.
My dad fixed stuff. Could fix anything. Engineer by training, and just a brilliant guy. I remember being about 10 years old, and him drawing complex math diagrams on how the pressure would build up in an engine, just before the spark blew the gas. He taught me how to fix cars, siphon gas out of a gas tank, mow a lawn, and paint a house.
He also left the right books for me lying around. When I was 7 years old I found a book he had on Yoga and meditation. I had just learned to read, so dove right into it. Started meditating and doing yoga then, which led to other things, and put me on a path of enlightenment. I remember around the age of 10 I found a book he had on logic. Started studying that, and doing the problems in the book, that helped a ton later on.
When I was 15 he bought a motorcycle. I think he had one in college. It was an OSSA. A Spanish trials bike, the kind that you could drive over boulders and trees with. It smoked like a mother, and at the age of 15 he used to let me ride it on the street, and go wherever I wanted.
When I was about 5 years old he got me started driving. I would sit in his lap on the freeway, and steer. Then probably around 6 years old he taught me how to drive full on. He had a FIAT spider sports car, with a manual transmission. We would go to the big parking lots around our area at 2 in the morning and practice. First I practiced just letting the clutch in and out, and then steering, and shifting, the whole thing. Hell of a fun thing to do with your dad when you are 6.
When he was in his 30’s to get a little exercise and break free, he would take off on his bicycle in the middle of the night, and ride the streets of Burbank at 2 am. That impressed me so much. Do it myself from time to time.
Back in 1964, the year I was born, he supervised the construction of the first computer with 1 Megabyte of memory. He was into this high technology, computer thing back in the days when people were still in black and white on T.V. 
When I was 15, I was playing football on the street in front of my house with a bunch of my friends. My dad had recently gotten his motorcycle. He was in his early 40’s. He decided it was time to learn how to do wheelies. He had never done this before, not when he rode bikes in the past, and not recently for sure. Over and over again he would go up the street, and we would have to step aside from our game, while he gunned it harder and harder. First the wheel only went up a little. Then a little more, but he couldn’t quite break from gravity and get it all the way up. This was by the way on a plain old asphalt paved neighborhood street, with sidewalks and curbs on both sides, and no helmet. Then he finally goes for it full on, accelerates hard! Front of the bike goes up! Way up! and he falls off the back. He is still holding the handlebars, and tries to pull it off. He ends up on the bike, on his stomach, riding up the street, rams into the curb, and crashes into the bushes. God I loved him at that moment. I had the coolest dad on the street.
He loved to sail as well. Studied it. Had boats on and off his whole life. Wasn’t afraid of putting himself into some pretty radical situations. Once in Santa Barbara we ended up being stuck in swells so big our 30 foot sailboat just couldn’t handle it, and we got pulled in by the harbor patrol. Another time he sailed into the Newport harbor when it was breaking in the channel, if you know waves you can get what that would be like.
When I was a little kid we would get up in the middle of the night, and make Dagwood Sandwiches. These were sandwiches, with as many layers, and as many sandwich ingredients as you could find.
When things would go bad, and I would be stuck somewhere I would call him, and he would come. 2 in the morning, up in the mountains, out at the beach with a broken down car, or 500 miles away.
He would come, and he would fix stuff.
Real competent guy, smart as a tack, and worked like an ox.
The world will be a much more broken place without him.
I look forward to the next time we run into each other.
Love ya dad.
You did a really good job.
Your son,
David
Some cool web help
Sanjay, the CEO of Crowd Gather, the forums guys, gave me an e-mail and told me about a friend he wanted to bring to thinktank. It is a family friend by the name of Rahul.
I make a lot of landing pages for facebook ads, and have become a bit of an expert in this area.
I have also been doing a lot of mailing list management lately, and have been playing with landing pages for those as well.
There is a special project that I have been working on the past month, that you will see exposed in John Chow’s, Shoemoney’s and Yanik Silver’s mega universes next week. These guys between the three of them directly reach about a third of a million people on a regular basis. Amazing stuff.
Unless you hide under a rock next week, you will see the great work that Rahul did for me with some tweeks we will be doing this weekend. He was quick to respond, which I always appreciate when working with designers. In my universe, it either happens fast, or I am 10 miles down the road with a dust cloud following me if you blink.
Rahul Alim’s web design company, Custom Creatives, first became well known making sites, landing pages, banners and other ads for the real estate industry. Sanjay introduced him by saying something on the order of, Well…his stuff converts. That was all I needed to hear. To me a site or an ad is only as good as it converts, and not better.
If you are not on Shoemoney’s, Yaniks, or John Chow’s mailing list, then I suggest you get on them, so next week you can see Rahuls work that he did for me.
Thanks again Rahul, I am real happy with it
two solid opportunities from two friends of mine
The last few years I have made some amazing progress in the internet world and had the chance to do some amazing things, including helping some of the biggest companies like facebook and Azoogle with their marketing. I’ve also sold millions of dollars of my own stuff.
The reason I have been able to do this is because of the contacts I have made. Without the guys I know, and the stuff they know I would be at 0.
Two of the guys I have been the most impressed by, are unfortunately both selling their thing tomorrow/today.
One of them is John Chow, the legendary blogger. John, who is coming to thinktank this year, has nailed the Make Money Online market so hard, that even google had to back down when John didn’t follow their rules. The guy just kills it, year after year, making a very substantial amount of money from his blog, consistently, a nice steady flow.
I can’t tell you the number of doors, and the money made that has come as a result of my blog, and since the beginning I have looked to John to find out what was working, and what I should do.
When Shoemoney sold the Shoemoney system, John Chow sold such a big percentage of the memberships that I was shocked when I heard.
John’s training program is now live, and selling with a limited number of spots. Want to make money blogging? This is the guy who wrote the book. It is a few hundred bucks, and could literally give you a career and a business for less than a thousand bucks if you use it right. John has been an inspiration to me, and can be a very, very helpful guy to know. 100,000 people a month who read his blog is an awful lot of eyeballs. By being part of this program, you will end up on Johns radar, where you definitely want to be if you are in this game.
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On to the next thing. Jeff Walker. I can’t even begin to tell you how impressed I have been by the Product Launch Formula. I have studied the first 20% or so that he has released, and it has changed the way I will do marketing forever. Makes the stuff I have been doing before look like the work of a child.
They had a few cancellations, orders that did not go through or whatever, and opened up a few more seats. Beg borrow or steal to get in this course.
Just with what I have learned so far, in the past few weeks, I made an extra couple of thousand bucks which paid me back what I paid for the course.
They even let you sign up for about 20% down, and then you can cancel in 30 days and get it back. Honestly, not to be mean, but if someone can’t just take what is learned in the first 30 days on this course, and make a decent living off of it, they probably don’t belong in this game.
Check it out. Comes with my highest recommendations!
Product Launch Formula Review
This is my initial product launch formula review.
The quick summary is the stuff rocks. Super easy to understand, powerful info I have never come across before.
There has been an interesting effect though that I have never seen before.
Once I started promoting Jeff’s stuff, I got comments and responses to my e-mails like I have never seen before. I’ve seen this before. It happens in my chiropractic office sometimes.
Jeff’s message is so clear, and strong, and confident, with no apology. He is saying, and after seeing the materials I believe it, that if you study his material and follow it step by step, you will be able to make some money online.
When you see what he is outlining I can totally see how if someone was completely dumb about it, and just followed his instructions to the letter, I can not imagine how after doing it a few times, they would make back the money they spent on the course, and then have a job type income for the rest of their life. That is my opinion if they did it in a dumb lazy way.
On the other hand, the type of people who read my blog, who are mostly savy internet marketer types. If any of you guys followed this, well buddy, skies the limit.
I consider myself fairly sharp at this internet marketing stuff, but this guy is on a whole nother level. The day I do a million in sales in a few hours, then I will start criticizing him. But of course I wouldn’t.
By the way, the thing has a money back guarantee before X number of days.
I highly recommend if you have any desire to make money, to try it, but if you haven’t followed it and started making some money quickly, then get a refund.
Criticisms? I wish there was a way to speed up the playback so I could hear it faster and save a few minutes, but you know what, I allready made back my investment from this the first week, so who cares?
Check out Jeff Walkers Product Launch Formula.
And yes if you click on the links above and purchase I get a little chunk of change. That being said, everything above is my truly honest opinion.
Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula
Why I am buying Jeff Walker’s Product Launch Formula tomorrow.
In any field I am in, I follow the Salmon upstream.
Quickly as I entered the world of the internet, there were two names that kept coming up.
One was Matt Cutts if you wanted to know how to rank well in Google. (Matt is THE guy AT google), and Shoemoney, if you wanted to learn how to sell something online.
I learned Matts lessons, write good content and get good quality relevant links, (thank you Matt), and I befriended Shoemoney to learn from him and get his help, and Shoemoney you have given back in excess, a greater friend never existed.
So a few months ago, I hear Shoemoney talk about this guy who is THE expert on internet marketing, named Frank Kern. I like WTF? Shoemoney always talks about how brilliant Shoemoney is, and rarely considers someone else to be better than him at something. This isn’t just ego, this is actually very, very true. So who is this Frank Kern fellow? And what? He lives in the same small town as where I am? Huh?
Then I discover the Little Video Boss and this mad genius Andy Jenkins who with his free content teaches me more about how to make a great video than anything I had ever seen before.
Now in my world of Pubcon, Google, Facebook, SEO, Affiliate Summit, I am considered to be kind of an expert and a celebrity. In fact I take a lot of pride in that, speak at the conferences, advise the biggest companies, solve problems, blah, blah, blah.
Shoemoney invites me down the day before Frank Kern’s list control conference. I head down and hang out by the pool, in the bar and around the area. Yvette who works with Frank ends up allowing me in to the conference the next day, and I meet a lot of spectacular people.
Now it starts to get a little weird.
A woman in the audience is almost crying because Frank says he won’t be doing public internet marketing training any more. I mean almost crying! I am used to my audiences being almost asleep when I talk at internet conferences, while I make fun of them from stage, and they still are half asleep. And I am a dam funny speaker!
Then the other guys in the conference are all talking to each other about their launch this and their launch that. “I did 2.3 on my launch!” “Hey, Bill did 1.2 on his launch.” It took me a few minutes to figure out these 2.3 and 1.2 were referring to millions of dollars. This wasn’t no SEO conference.
I’m no idiot, and I sure as heck don’t let my past experiences block me from new information.
So I shut up and paid attention and tried to meet as many of these guys as I could.
I found that most of them tremendously looked up to and respected, Andy Jenkins, Frank Kern, and Jeff Walker the Product Launch Formula guy. Hmmm…
It turns out that all of them Kern, Jenkins and the other attendees use this Product Launch Formula to make these millions.
Who was this Jeff Walker fellow? Well, he is the one who figured out how to do a product launch.
What this simply means is
1. Come up with a Product.
2. Get folks to help you promote it.
3. Make the release of the product an event.
4. Give away a ton of great content, (like best stuff you ever saw).
5. Release a magnificent product for a short period.
So a few weeks ago, I hear Shoemoney mention that Jeff Walker is going to be releasing a new product. I ask him, so is this the one I should buy? He says, “I am”. Now that conversation was between the two of us, and not for any sales reason. Just two guys trying to figure out the best materials to study to improve our work.
So tomorrow Jeff Walker will release his Product Launch Formula 3.0
Don’t even try to find the Product Launch Formula Coupon Code, or get a Product Launch Formula Discount, they don’t exist. We are all paying full price.
I am going to buy it.
And no, there is no where on the internet you can learn from THE guy who all the other bests learned from.
I am so excited I can barely stand it.
And even if you don’t buy didly squat from this guy, if it is still up go study the free stuff he put up, because you can honestly learn so much from the free stuff that it will increase your income.
Oh, just for the record, just from what I learned from the Free Product Launch Formula materials, I already made enough money to pay for the program! LOL Not kidding at all.
(By the way, the links above are all my affiliate links. Jeff, thank you so much for those!)
Jeff Walker Product Launch Formula Blueprint
product launch blueprint
This is my initial impression of Jeff Walkers Product Launch Blueprint of his Product Launch Formula.
I wish I could have seen this document 12 years ago when I got started online. In fact I am glad I get to see it today.
The blueprint consists of:
A list of resources.
The types of Launches
Tactics you can use.
Strategy
The Product Launch Formula resources list out pretty much anything you could think of that are included in the tools that we use from software such as Survey Monkey Monkey and wordpress, to hardware such as video cameras and microphones.
I found the strategy section much more interesting. He lays out step by step how to do a product launch. This part is just genius. The steps, each one when looked at in order obviously lay out to a huge success. The details I am sure will be revealed in the course to follow.
Under tactics are mental triggers section it lays out what most of us know to be important points such as proof, which I assume to be proof the product works, interaction which is the basis of all great websites, and one of my favorites, scarcity which speaks for itself.
The offer, section on the offer is full of keys to remember that make perfect sense as to fundamental basics of what to create, and how to deliver it to a group. Again, each section such as “tune your offer to the feedback” screams for the details to be filled in.
The Crushing Offer portion mentions use the “launch conversation” to create a crushing offer, hints at the fact that the final offer has not even been created yet
when the launch is taking place.
Then in the sequences section, it lays out the time line of when each portion is done.
The whole Product Launch Formula blueprint is a mix of physical resources we all use every day, timeless concepts that originate from other sources, and other items that were obviously created by Jeff Walker.
product launch formula peek
What makes the whole thing so enticing are the hidden details that are not revealed. Watching a few of these launches recently there is a real magic in the way they are orchestrated. With Andy Jenkins Video Boss, and now Jeff Walkers launch in progress, I find myself hanging on every detail of the launch as if I am watching an academy award movie. These are truly masters of their craft.
If you want to watch this process unveil click to watch. This video explains the blueprint in much greater detail.
See if you can just watch the videos and look at the blueprint from an outsider viewpoint without being sucked in. LOL
The above is NOT an affiliate link.
Leave a comment and let me hear what you think of this whole phenomena.
Underground Contest
Last year Shoemoney introduced me for the first time to Yanik Silver. The introduction was something like, “This guy has this killer conference in Washington that is a lot like the Elite Retreat and thinktank, has an ultra elite conference where they did that 0G thing in the airplanes, and he knows Charles Branson. I was like, cool.
I got to do a little work with Yanik, and got to study who he was and what he was doing.
Some bad ass stuff.
In fact when I first called him, he said, “Look I am about to do this 7 day dune buggy in the dessert thing, are you available to join us?”
Very cool first impression.
So Shoemoney ended up doing the Underground Conference, Yaniks annual event, and told me how amazing the event was, great speakers, totally different world than the Pubcon, Adtech, Affiliate Summit world, and on and on. Pretty high praise.
So long story short, the reason I am writing this is that Yanik has taken parts of the Underground Conference, and put them online. He also has a contest going on, very easy to enter with a comment on his Underground Conference blog about what you got out of the video excerpts that he posted. (good stuff). If you win the contest, you basically win the entire $3,000 conference, because you get access to ALL of the multi day event on DVD.
Facebooks Most Popular Keywords
Short post. 
Brand New Fresh Data.
Here are the 597 most commonly found keywords on facebook.
The number of peoples accounts who have those keywords is the number next to it.
Congratulations to President Obama on being #1, shoot me an e-mail when you see this, I’d love to help
Make sure to get on my facebook advertising e-mail list here so you always get the up to the latest info on facebook advertising.
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As good as it gets
Just a short post before I go to sleep.
I knew Jeremy (Shoemoney) was in town today.
I also knew he was busy with Frank Kern’s List Control seminar.
I had tried to get in, but was unable even to buy a ticket, the demand was so high.
I am a huge fan of Frank Kern, and one of his partners Andy Jenkins, the Video Boss guy.
I had never heard of them before a few months ago.
I get downtown to the hardrock to meet Jeremy, and before I find anyone, I run into Frank.
Running an event like that is very hard work, so I just made a quick introduction by the elevator, shook his hand, and mentioned my office was in Bird Rock. Frank said he peices of the bird rock reef (from surfing) in his X$%#.
I left him at that, so as not to impose.
I then hooked up with Jeremy.
We caught up, discussed the fact that I had registered so many of the Elite Retreat guys for thinktank, and how much I appreciated him, and how much we loved each other. Even with good friends, if you just communicate online, and with blogs, it isn’t until you are in person that you can get all the details straight and make sure each other are cool with everything each other did. Jeremy wanted to make sure I was o.k. with him talking about how SEO sucked and me in the same blog post, and I made sure he was o.k. that I had used him and his image so much to promote my stuff without asking. Of course neither of us cared, and both give very generously to the other whenever needed without question and without asking.
Then down in the lobby later I meet Franks staff. Wonderful, wonderful people. After talking I get invited to the event tomorrow, of which I am so grateful, touched, flabbergasted, and overjoyed that I can not even believe it. I told them I would pay whatever they wanted, and all I can say is that they are incredibly gracious and generous people. Tomorrow I am going to do everything I can to help.
Then as I was going to leave, I run into Andy Jenkins at the front desk. Never met the guy before in my life. I walk up, and before I can say Hi Andy, he reaches out and hugs me. He hugs like I do. Very close, very loving, to the point that if you were not as touchy feely as we are it would seem like we were gay. I love this guy. He immediately felt like my best friend. Why he is so successful is obvious.
I am famous for loving everyone, hugging everyone, and truly deeply caring about the people I meet. This guy makes me seem like a jerk. I was so impressed watching him deal with me and the others around me that it blew my mind. He immediately invited me to the VIP area upstairs by the pool bar later.
I shoot home to get shoes instead of the sandals I have on. I call and tell my staff. Immediately Jenny, Cait and Jenny’s sister visiting from Boston doll themselves up and off we go.
Andy greeted them like long lost friends.
Even after I begged Andy covered the tab for all of us, and about 12 others.
We danced, (I gave a few Salsa lessons) ate, some drank, and in honor of the occasion I even had a sip of champagne.
We discussed the importance of people, chiropractic, changing the world for the better, and how lucky we all were.
It was probably 73 degrees outside at night with a lovely fire going and music playing.
I met his friends and was made welcome into their little group.
I know this was one of the more important nights of my life.
I am so grateful to the generosity of all involved, and of course to Shoemoney who continually opens door after door for me.
Now to try to grab some sleep so I can pay attention tomorrow!
Much Love,
dk
