"What would it be worth to you to seriously increase your conversion rate, and do it without having to pay an expensive copywriter to dissect your sales page?"

"Would you like to crawl into the six inches between the ears of one of the highest paid copywriters on the internet and learn all his dirty little secrets and tricks?"

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Dear Business Owner,

Does your website suck? Are you getting the hits but nobody's buying? Have you poured dollar after dollar into paid advertising that's unproductive? Do you feel like you're pouring money down a bottomless rat hole?

It's really frustrating and I understand exactly how you feel. We've all been then at some time or other.

There is a solution. You can place yourself on the waiting list for one of the elite, copywriting hired guns to give your sales copy a facelift.

That should only run you anywhere from $5,000 to $25,000 and take about 6 months of sitting on their waiting list.

There is another alternative.

In fact, it's a whole lot cheaper and you'll learn stuff that you wouldn't possibly learn by hiring out the job. You need a "tune up kit" for your sales copy.

Heck, you wouldn't expect your car to run like a well-oiled machine without the proper maintenance, would you? Why should you expect the most important machine in your business to be any different?

So why should you believe me?

Because you can have one of the greatest copywriting mechanics on the internet walk you through your tune-up. Brian Keith Voiles is hands down the master copywriter in the sales world.

Just listen to what some of the top marketers have to say about his expertise:

"Before Brian and I personally met I studied and devoured his 'Ad Magic' course (one of the bibles of copywriting). But now I know Brian first-hand because I've hired him, and he has made me over $100,000.00 on a single letter."

Yanik Silver â–ª Master Internet Marketer

"Ad copy is the fuel that runs the engine. Without great copy, your business is not going anywhere. That's why I've invested so much over the years in producing great copy for my businesses."

"Brian Keith Voiles is one of a tiny handful of copywriters I'd consider entrusting with my sales."

"He's also a generous and articulate teacher. If you ever get a chance to learn from him, jump on it."

Ken McCarthy, The System Seminar

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"Brian Keith Voiles writes some of the best sales copy I've ever read. He's one of the best copywriters there is and, he's not only good, Brian has my highest recommendation."

Gary Halbert â–ª World's Greatest Copywriter

Brian routinely commands (and gets) up to $25,000 and more for a sales letter. Not only does he enjoy the respect of his peers, but he has coached thousands of rookies to become good copywriters.

Here's the God's honest truth.

If you truly think that you can "make it" online or any other business, without good, strong, effective sales copy, then you need to change whatever it is you're smokin'!

Ask any successful marketer and they'll tell you that you can have the ugliest doggone website on the internet and still rake in the bucks if your words are MAGIC!

But you ain't goona get there without some help. Now, you can go ahead and keep on keepin on throwing money down that rat hole and keep on getting the same results you are getting now.

OR, you can spend a few bucks and grab a copy of the "Web Copywriting Tune-Up Kit" and put yourself into the drivers seat of a well oiled sales machine!

In fact, it's downright embarrassing how little this package of dynamite costs when you compare it to what Brian usually gets for his "brain pickin'!"

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What more could you ask for?

Well how about:

• The six marketing mistakes marketers make

• Words you should use

• Words you shouldn't use

• Headlines, headlines, headlines

• Specifics. . .the devil is in the details

• How to convert a browser into a buyer

• All about cosmetics

• Copywriting for "newbies"

Look, I said it before, you wouldn't expect your car to run like a well-oiled machine without the proper maintenance, would you? Why should you expect the most important machine in your business to be any different?