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Have you heard of Denny Hatch? He wrote ‘Million Dollar Mailing$’. And now Denny’s come out with a new book. I won’t bore you with what I think of it (judging by the excerpts, it’s pretty fantastic). Here, check out a little of what’s inside the book: (Can’t wait? Visit Denny ‘s site here www.dennyhatch.com ) 1. Advertising “Advertising is, actually, a simple phenomenon in terms of economics. It is merely a substitute for a personal sales force — an extension, if you will, of the... Read Full Story

Have you heard of Lady Gaga? How could you NOT hear her name these days? At yesterdays Grammys, she just won: Pop Vocal Album: “The Fame Monster,” Lady Gaga and… Female Pop Vocal Performance: “Bad Romance,” Lady Gaga In just a few very short years (light speed in the music business), Lady Gaga has become an international sensation—selling millions of albums, breaking Billboard’s record as the first artist to have her first six singles reach number one. She’s won four Grammys, and... Read Full Story

Have you heard of Denny Hatch? He wrote 'Million Dollar Mailing$' (affiliate link). And now Denny's come out with a new book. I won't bore you with what I think of it (judging by the excerpts, it's pretty fantastic). Read Full Story

In just a few very short years (light speed in the music business), Lady Gaga has become an international sensation—selling millions of albums, breaking Billboard’s record as the first artist to have her first six singles reach number one. She’s won four Grammys, and has sold 15 million albums and 51 million singles digitally worldwide. She is everywhere… on TV…on YouTube… on Twitter… at the Awards ceremonie everywhere. Read Full Story

Here's another interesting article from Bruce Barton. It might sound familiar to you, especially if you've read the Wall Street Journal's story of the Two Young Men. Not surprising, really, since Barton wrote the original that was based upon: The story of two young men who returned from the war. (I'll put that up sometime). Read Full Story

Here’s another interesting article from Bruce Barton. It might sound familiar to you, especially if you’ve read the Wall Street Journal’s story of the Two Young Men. Not surprising, really, since Barton wrote the original that was based upon: The story of two young men who returned from the war. (I’ll put that up sometime). As with all Bruce Barton articles I’ve published, this was written in the 1920s. Here’s the article: A man named Brown and a man named Black graduated from high... Read Full Story

It is easy to be hypocritical on the subject of money. We have formed a habit of pretending publicly to despise money, while actually working our heads off to get more of it. Read Full Story

I recently went through a very bad spell with my health. I honestly thought I was going to die. This went on for about two or three weeks and, when I finally got over it, I sat down and thought about the reasons. I was going to write a long rambling post about why I thought I got to that stage, but then I saw this article. It was written by Bruce Barton in the 1920s. What stuck me are the lines I’ve highlighted, and realised this is what’s been happening to me… or rather… not happening... Read Full Story

If you’re looking for something that could change the way your entire biz future plays out, then I urge you to look into this. Here’s the story: There’s a guy out there in the big bad copywriting world who has the kind of credibility that makes other guru’s nervous. If you’re into copywriting at all, you may have heard of him. His name’s John Carlton. Read Full Story

If you’re looking for something that could change the way your entire biz future plays out, then I urge you to look into this. Here’s the story: There’s a guy out there in the big bad copywriting world who has the kind of credibility that makes other guru’s nervous.  If you’re into copywriting at all, you may have heard of him. His name’s John Carlton. John is an outrageously-respected copywriting and marketing go-to-guy who’s had a legendary career spanning 30 years. And he’s taught... Read Full Story