Yanik’s Big Package :)
Probably because of the remote area I live in, my postal mail service is about as bad as my internet connection, which is to say it oftens sucks. And parcels, especially, arrive late or never, and Christmas cards arrive at Easter or the following Christmas.
This means I’m very late to the party to suggest that you quickly send off for Yanik Silver’s new Maverick Business package, which is free, except for the postage costs of just $7.95 if you’re in the USA or Canada (ships worldwide for a bit more)
I’m late to the party because it’s already been written about by half the internet marketers in the world 
Yanik emailed me to say he’d sent me the package and asked me to let you know about it. And while I trust that everything Yanik does is top notch and great value, I just couldn’t go against my principles of not promoting something I haven’t personally read or watched or used.
So while other’s reviewed it I held back.
But I got the parcel late yesterday (though I’d already seen a pdf of the newsletter) and I’ve read the very inspirational, and helpful, book (excellent, will probably end up as a big time bestseller on the business shelves of the major book chains) , and I devoured the printed newsletter. I haven’t had time to watch the DVD yet, but I’m looking forward to it.
I especially liked the interview, in the newsletter, with Mike Geary who makes millions from one book on Clickbank, selling between 400 and 700 copies A DAY. In the very detailed interview, Mike talks about ‘how’ he works to increase sales, by
boosting the sales page conversion rate, having one sales letter for men and a different one for women, how he helps affiliates, etc. (I really hope that Yanik gets him along to the next Underground seminar in Washington in March)
Mike’s sales page is at www.truthaboutabs.com/ but more impressive is all the affiliate help page and the pages leading of it. For instance, look at the alternate landing pages provided.
In my opinion you (one) can learn a lot about boosting sales of your own product just by studying this site. But you’re not going to learn as much as reading the interview Yanik did with Mike
So I loved the newsletter, and the book is one you’ll want to keep re-reading.
Ok, click this link and get it
BTW, as you might expect, there is a continuity program involved, because Yanik has put this quality package together to get people to subscribe to the monthly printed newsletter. But if, after reading it, you decide not to continue with the subscription you can easily cancel.
A good mail out Phil…..I enjoyed it.
Another topsy turvy year but it looks like you slid through most again on some happy and some sad bumpy notes, or should I say sounds so?
Find some time for those tips on earning Phil, and let me know where that remote place is, late mail, greeting cards and parcels going AWOL….and neighbours you only ever have to wave to.
Family that has to travel half way round the globe to see you, taking sabbaticals on a whim, and finding those odd weeks for some work. And broad band that maybe arrives on a gushing wind or healthy earth tremor, sounds idyllic.
If that’s not a dark cave and the sun shines there, I’d love to know how….and where I could suffer that kind of excruciating torment. : ) Write me!
Enjoy the great times Phil.
Byron
>and let me know where that remote place is,
Here you go, Byron
Looking out of my office window I can see across to this lovely island, with it’s 17 mainly deserted beaches.
http://www.greatkeppel.com.au/
On the distant horizon I can just make out this one
http://www.heronisland.net/
and with very strong binoculars, I might just be able to see this one
http://www.ladyelliotisland.com.au/
Upstairs, lying in bed, I can see 6 islands, 8 on a really clear day. All the closest ones, except for Great Keppel are deserted.
>the sun shines there
the sun ALWAYS shines here. I get fed up of blue skies sometimes. Every morning, except for a few weeks in what passes for winter, I wake up and know it’s going to be a hot and sunny day.
Even in winter it’s sunny - just cold and sunny
phil