I don’t pay for any copywriting newsletter, print or digital.
I don’t pay for any marketing mastermind.
I don’t pay for any monthly coaching, community, or support built around an industry guru or expert.
Nothing wrong if you pay for any of these. I’ve paid for all of them in the past. But it’s been at least a couple years since I paid for any kind of marketing info subscription each month.
Well, except one.
I pay for it now.
I’ve been doing so for a little over a year.
I keep paying for it each month because I find it 1) interesting and 2) valuable. And because I find it interesting and valuable, I find time most days to at least give a quick glance to the latest daily edition, and often I have a thorough sit-down read.
This marketing info subscription is Lawrence Bernstein’s Ad Money Machine.
As you might know, Lawrence a direct marketing expert who’s been in the game for a few decades.
Lawrence also happens to have a passion for research and archiving and detail. And his Ad Money Machine basically gives you interesting and valuable ads, ranging over the past 100+ years of direct marketing… plus Lawrence’s expert commentary on the why and how and who and who else behind each ad.
It’s as good of a source for marketing insight and inspiration as I’ve been able to find.
Ad Money Machine costs $97/month. You can go sign up for it now. But maybe, probably, you’re not ready to “go steady” with Lawrence based on just my quick and surface description of what he offers.
So I’d like to suggest a “coffee date.”
Lawrence has put together a guide called “How To Turn Fascinations Into Fortunes.” It gives you a perfect flavor for what Lawrence does – a collection of fascinating and effective ads from the past, all tied together with a common theme, along with Lawrence’s commentary and analysis, which you can’t find anywhere else on the Internet.
“How To Turn Fascinations Into Fortunes” normally sells for $97, the same as a month of Lawrence’s Ad Money Machine subscription.
But for the next day or so (the clock’s ticking), Lawrence is making this guide available to you, just because you happen to be a reader of this newsletter, for only $7.
Final word:
I’m not an affiliate for this offer. I don’t get paid whether you buy it or not. I can tell you I did buy this offer myself, for my own purposes, several weeks ago, before I ever had any plans on promoting it to you.
If you’d like to find out more about it, while Lawrence’s sizable discount is still live: