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Joey Karam posted an update 8 years ago · updated 8 years ago
Where do we find swipe files of Facebook Ads and Google PPC ads?
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The Marketing Rebel Team wrote a new post 8 years ago
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Idan Romsky posted an update 8 years ago · updated 8 years ago
it still wroth too look on national enquirer(online) for ideas to my emails/headline?
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Hi Idan: Those magazines live or die by their headlines, so they are good to look at if you want to see effective headlines. You can see the words they use, the emotions they invoke. They are good to study.
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The Marketing Rebel Team wrote a new post 8 years ago
How to set up Google Alerts
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Hi Joey: The Marketing Rebel Insider’s Club doesn’t have swipe files for FB or Google Ads. We have swipe files of John’s sales letters.
If you are talking about the Simple Writing System bonuses, these have not been added yet. As soon as they are they will be included in the bonuses page of the Simple Writing System materials (Premium…Read more