Are you being quoted often enough?

Or ever?

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Each time your name (and link to your newsletter, webpage, or book) appears in print, that’s a ticket to high-value free publicity.

And FREE PUBLICITY is like gilded rain!

Seeing your quotation in print (or hearing you give it) ...

* Says you are smart, special, and articulate—one of the chosen.

* Compels the reader to click your link.

* Tells them to pay more attention to you and what you say.

* Confirms that from a million (or a hundred) choices, you were singularly chosen because you are gifted.

You get the idea.

So if it’s so valuable, what are you doing right now to make it happen?

Just what I thought. That’s why I wrote:

How to be QUOTED

(Almost) EVERYWHERE

(Almost) ALL THE TIME

It’s a 18-page, 6000-word report that will show you how to launch a quick campaign to see your wit, humor, insight, charm, and neon common sense shared often in prize-length portions where your buyers read or listen.

It starts with one quote from you. Another wizard in your field recognizes that quote’s genius and it is shared with the 25,000 readers of their newsletter. You helped 25,000 people, they saw it was you, and some of them want to know more about what makes you so extraordinary. (Some put the quote in their newsletter, speech, or book.) The next thing you know the folks are buying everything you produce and are begging to wash your car and contribute to your retirement plan!

Well, it doesn’t exactly happen that way. But it sure doesn’t hurt to see your name and acumen forever in somebody else’s text or book. Or hear you singled out as an expert...

In this report I show you two campaigns we conducted that have others thinking that this journeyman wordsmith (that’s me) dines with the upper echelons, the true honchos, in several fields. The reward: several speeches, many breakout sessions, lots of books sold, requests for articles written, and a very happy mother before she passed.

I’ll talk about being a radio expert, finding model quotes to get you started, getting interviewed, planting quotes for future growth, how to submit to eager editors, how hard work trumps non-fame, what makes quotes work, and, of course, more.

That’s it, almost the end of the sales pitch.

The report costs $19 and it is immediately downloadable when you hit the ORDER form.

STOP! I’m cutting the price in half until Oct. 15, about a month from now. But why wait? Why let the kids jump in and use up the quote space first?

When you open the order form, put 5350 in the COUPON BOX and it will recalculate and charge you $10. (No tax or shipping.)

Why am I cutting the price in half? Maybe I’ve got a brain virus—but don’t quote me.

ORDER today, before I recover!

Somebody’s quotes will be filling up websites, newsletters, magazines, journals, posters, book sayings. Somebody is going to be speaking on the TV and radio. Somebody’s words are going to fill others’ blogs and tweets. If it’s not you, shame. I’m trying to show you the quick how-to process.

Is it worth $10 (or $ .0017 a word) to have your name quoted for posterity? Is it worth $10 to make your mother happy—or your father astonished?

Last chance while the fever’s on me: ORDER. $10. Coupon #5350.

I’ll see you at this newsletter on October when I show you how to put the same basic book text in print once, then seven times more for almost nothing.

Take that money you are going to save on Oct. 1 and buy “How to be QUOTED (almost) EVERYWHERE (almost) ALL THE TIME.” ORDER right now. (Better hurry. I’m already feeling a bit better.)

Gordon Burgett