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A Marketing Genius That Few Know?

By jimsym on Sep 25, 2007 in Marketing, Marketing Strategies

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Jay Abraham talks with Stephen Pierce

I was out networking earlier this week.

On a hunch I asked everyone I met if they’d heard of Jay Abraham.

Without exception I received a blank stare and a questioning look.

When I went on to explain that Jay earned $5,000 per hour for marketing consulting the blank look changed to one of mild disbelief.

And yet, Jay Abraham’s methods have the ability to turn round any of the companies that I’ve met to double, or even treble their profits easily.

For example, Jay was the man who suggested “Chicken Soup For The Soul” series to the authors.

I found it fascinating that none of these people had investigated whether they could improve their business using the best in the business to do so.

In Britain and Europe we’ve had Jay come across several times to teach his approach. And yet hardly anyone knows them.

Ironically some of the marketers who are well known over here use Jay techniques, dressed up in different ways. Some of them making simple, powerful concepts, too complex to use successfully.

I’ve a mound of Jay’s books, ebooks, videos and audio recordings that I’ve accumulated and I’ve used Jay’s concepts, mixed with my own ideas, to create campaigns that pull in the money. You can do the same.

And by the way, even Jay says that quite a few of the concepts he uses were first used by marketing people in the 19th century. Those same concepts work because as human beings the emotions marketing addresses have never changed.

Do you want to succeed more than you could ever imagine? Scrape the fee together to listen to Jay for an hour’s personal consultation and you wont regret it. If you feel that the investment is too steep for your current situation get some of Jay’s materials. And start applying them.

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