The Guys Who Played "Mr Harsh"
- Gary Halbert
- Dan Kennedy
- John Carlton
- Jo Han Mok

The Guys Who Played "Mr Wise"
- Jay Abraham
- Harlan Kilstein
- ME! (Bond)
- Michael Senoff

The Guys Who Played "Mr Nice Guy"
- Yanik Silver
- Michael Fortin
- Clayton Makepeace
- Ray Edwards
- Stephen Daives
- Deb

Which one do you choose to be...?

PS: If you guys like it you can go ahead and assign some more personalities or copywriters to the list

I prefer not to be a "guy" but rather the "Go-For-It!" girl! Add "nice" and "acquiring wisdom" to that description.

Deb

You need to add Clayton Makepeace and Ray Edwards to the "Mr Nice Guy" category.

I'd like to think I'm a "nice guy" style of marketer, but when it comes to writing, us copywriters can be "whoever" we want to be... that's part of the fun in it!

I'd like to know why you referred to that first group
as "Bastards"?

I tend to think they just aggressively go after the
sale. Calling them bastards seems a bit harsh IMO.

Maybe he wasn't sure he could use "****weasle" without copywright infringement.

I'll have to agree here.

I thing the word b*stard is a bit harsh.

Bond, I think "No Bullsh*t Marketers" would be a better description.

Regarding Garry Halbert I think that REBEL is better word for him.

- John Carlton
- Jo Han Mok

I saw thier picture they can't be added to the same group with :

Garry Halbert and Dan Kennedy.

if I have to make a group for this 2 copywriter I will chose this one :

The Old Rebel Harley Davidson Tatoued Copywriters.

The picture also as the writing Influance our jugement and belief.

hehe, made the change! =)

Another one you can add to your top category would be one of my favorites...

Dan Lok... this guy is definitely one that many consider a "tough as nails" copywriter.

Don't believe me? Google his name and you'll see for yourself!