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The Good Guys of Internet Marketing -- Clayton Makepeace
There's a good reason I didn't list Clayton in my "Good Guys of Internet Marketing" list four years ago. I didn't know the guy existed back then. Clayton is a multi-million dollar copywriting master -- one of the best around.

I wasn't into copywriting all that much back then, so I didn't pay much attention to copywriting experts. As my awareness grew, however, about how important good copywriting is to selling, I kept hearing one name over and over again when I talked to colleagues about copywriting.

They'd tell me, "If you want to learn copywriting, you've got to read Clayton Makepeace's daily blog! He gives away so much great information for free every day."

Their advice was 100% accurate. Like I said about Jim Edwards the other day, the tips and strategies he gives away for free is better than what was in almost any copywriting course I've paid for.

The minute the email arrives that alerts me that his next blog post is up, I go to Clayton Makepeace's "The Total Package" copywriting blog to read it. If you want to improve your copywriting, I suggest you do the same.

You can get all you need to get you started in copywriting from his free info. And you can get a master class in copywriting from any of his paid courses that bring his best tips and strategies together in a well-structured format where each lesson builds directly on the last.

The following two paid products are especially helpful for those who want to learn to write more profitable copy in a hurry: Double Your Profits in 12 Months or Less and Steal These Secrets!

Granted, those two aren't free. They will, however, give you the structured learning that will get you writing more persuasive copy a lot faster.

If you're interested in improving your copywriting (and increasing your sales in the process), I think that the best person to check out is Clayton Makepeace. And just about every marketer I've ever talked to about copywriting agrees.

Start with his free blog. You'll learn a lot from that. Then move on to his more structured training. You won't regret it.
Jeff

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