My wife found this today, at a time I needed it the most. And it’s so inspirational… so moving… that I had to share it with you.

If you think there’s no hope, if you think you have obstacles you can’t overcome, if you’re thinking about giving up, then you absolutely, positively MUST watch this short video.

I dare you to keep a dry eye.

If you want to know more about 25-year old Nick Vujicic, visit his corporate site at AttitudeIsAltitude.com, or his ministry at LifeWithoutLimbs.org. There are more videos on each. (I ordered them all!)

It’s my wife Sylvie Fortin’s birthday today. (Yes, she’s a Hallowe’en child! She’s dressing up as Lucy Ricardo tonight.) But apparently, she’s the one giving out the gifts — or is that treats?

You see, the other day my wife held a private, closed-door webinar that shows you how to both spot and tap hungry markets — there are a few million-dollar tips in there! Fortunately, we recorded it.

And right now, we’re releasing it to the public for free!

I’m proud of my wife, her brilliance, and the knowledge she so willingly shares. And when I say her “brilliance,” I mean it in more ways than one. In fact, it’s golden! Go check out the video below and you’ll see exactly what I mean…

Click here to access my wife’s free video.

Last week I told you about Robert Plank’s product, SpeedCopySecrets.com, which I highly recommend.

While nothing beats learning great copywriting, this product is fantastic for anyone who wants to know how to come up with copy really fast that’s good enough to start selling with.

It’s also really good for non-copywriters and marketers who don’t want to take the time to learn how to write copy or pay an expensive copywriter to have it written for them.

So I’ve decided to record a quick review of Robert Plank’s SpeedCopySecrets.com. To watch, simply click on “play” below. It’s very brief (just a few minutes), but in it I go through the product and tell you what I like best about it…

Visit SpeedCopySecrets.com and get your copy today.

After my recent push for Robert Plank’s Speed Copy Secrets copywriting special report on how to write copy in under an hour, I wanted to test a few other things from Robert, since he’s a gifted programmer and offers some neat scripts.

(Actually, I recently bought everything from Robert I could get my hands on, and so far I’m thoroughly impressed. Specifically, his “Full-Blast PHP” and “Sales Page Tactics Volumes 1-3″ products are fabulous.)

I’m testing just a couple of Robert’s scripts on this blog, and early results are stunning. Let me share with you a few test results…

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Not a copywriter or just starting out? Can’t afford a high-priced copywriter? Need copy real fast to start selling or to promote affiliate products right away?

Here’s something that might interest you…

Computer programmer Robert Plank shares his quick and easy formula for writing compelling sales letters fast.

Sure, nothing beats knowing how to write great copy. But…

This painless formula will have your products launched and your websites up and running in less than an hour! (If you hate writing copy or don’t have time, or you simply need copy really fast, you’re going to love this.)

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One of the most venerable and common elements of a good salesletter, after the headline, is the postscript or “P.S.”

The end of every great sales letter should be capped with a strong P.S. We are often told that the P.S. is the second most read part of a salesletter. Why? Because after reading the headline, many people tend to skim and scroll right down to the bottom.

It’s like the “second headline,” so to speak, of a good salesletter.

This is particularly true when we know that most people tend to read the headline or the “Dear Friend” salutation, then turn to the closing of the letter to see who signed it or who is it from. Partly out of curiosity. Partly to justify reading it in the first place.

So a postscript is not really a place to introduce new pieces of information that are not supported or discussed in the letter — unless it is meant to arouse curiosity, forcing the reader back into the letter.

It is a perfect tool, however, to get the reader to take action.

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It’s Thanksgiving in Canada, so it’s time to give thanks. It’s also my birthday. That’s why I’m the one who’s going to give you a gift (there’s only one condition, so read on).

I want to give thanks to all my loyal subscribers and readers. But there’s another perfectly good and more important reason.

I need to make some room!

You see, I have 3,000 copies of one of my books in storage, and I need to get rid of them. Fast! So I’m fully prepared to give them away. For free. Let me give you some background first…

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