Drayton Bird and Andy Bound – The Churchill War Rooms

Drayton Bird and Andy Bound – The Churchill War Rooms

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Why did David Ogilvy buy my business?

If you asked the top masters in this business – the legends, the people who make millions a year – the secret of their success, what do you think they’d say?

Is it talent? Is it creativity? Is it determination? Is it experience? Is it being in the right place at the right time? Is it networking – knowing the right people?

All these things are important. But one thing matters more than anything else.

The answer is simple. They know more. They study. And they don’t stop studying.

They didn’t get rich quick. They did it the old-fashioned way, by discovering what works, what doesn’t – and why.

Ask Clayton Makepeace, Bob Bly, Gary Bencivenga, Joe Sugarman. They’ll all tell you.

They read books, listen to podcasts, watch videos, copy each other’s ideas… but most of all they study the people who shaped this business.

To give you one example, every one of these people has read and reread David Ogilvy – as I hope you have.

Studying gives you a massive advantage. But, it takes time. There is however, a shortcut: Working alongside someone you can learn from.

If you are lucky enough to shadow someone who has made millions – for himself and his clients – you’ll learn more than any book can teach, however good, and in a lot less time.
Now I’m giving you the opportunity to shadow me…

You get over 167 quick fire videos, on every aspect of marketing. And seeing

as an ounce of example is worth a ton of BS, here’s one:

But it’s not just my ‘sit down’ videos you’ll get.

Also included are the seminars people paid thousands to attend:

The last Hurrah

People paid as much as $2,000 to attend – it’s a complete compendium of all you need to know to succeed.

And my guest, Trevor Crook, shows you exactly how to extract big money from your prospects.
Bristol Copywriting seminar

Discover the simple principles for writing copy which sells. In 90 minutes, you understand more than 90% of people who write advertising.

I also explain 2 basic principles of exceptional copy, so you grab the reader’s attention and move them to action with charm.

Churchill’s War Rooms

Andy Bounds is one of the world’s greatest salesmen. He once helped Barclay’s Bank close a deal worth £2.6 billion.

I’ve learnt more from him than anyone else about presenting and selling.

Now you can profit from Mine and Andy’s secrets. Together they are powerful stuff.
How to write and persuade

How to write and persuade – all three videos in my best selling series.

In these videos I spell out every tip, trick, principle and rule I’ve learnt over the last 40 years – with copious examples, not just the things that have made my clients and myself millions – but also some of the dire mistakes I’ve made along the way, so you don’t have to.

If you are an old hand, you’ll be reminded of the tricks you are missing (how often do we all see something, and think, “Why are we not doing that?”).

If you are new to marketing, you’ll pick things up quicker then you ever imagined – and get results you didn’t think were possible.

Honestly, don’t you think this would make a huge difference to your career or business?

I’ll not tell you anything you want to hear – only what you need to know (a point brutally demonstrated by a client who recently said, “If you don’t want to face facts, don’t deal with this guy” – Paul Leadbitter, Liverpool Victoria).

Now, if you’re still reading this, I know one thing about you – and I’m going to guess another.

I know you agree that “knowledge is power.” You realize the more you know, the more you can do.

I guess that means you already study this business.

But I wonder if you suffer from one nagging frustration that was explained to me by a man who flew from Zurich to get my advice recently.

He said: “I subscribe to newsletters. I read books and articles. I get a torrent of advice from all sorts of very good people. It all makes sense. But I just don’t know where to begin – what to follow, what to ignore.”

Do you ever feel something of his frustration?

Would you feel it was worthwhile to put it all in context? To:

Find out how to get more for your money
Discover how to persuade people in all media
See how small firms can beat the “big beasts”
And how big firms can avoid the perils of too much success
Discover how to get ideas
How to build a foolproof marketing plan
What to test and why
How to time your campaigns for the best results
Common mistakes to avoid at all costs
How to position your product without spending a fortune
How to minimise your risk
How to put it all together

– and much, much more.

And by the way, how would you like to be entertained as you go along?

Yes: entertained. If you don’t have fun while you’re learning, you just won’t stay awake – just think of the last three powerpoint presentations you saw.

So on one of my videos, you won’t just get to my pick brains as if we were sitting next to each other. We’ll share a few laughs, too.

And they have one big advantage over li

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