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Jeff Paul
Jeff Paul was a student of Dan Kennedy and is a premier marketer and an advertising giant.
The course he wrote is very good however I feel it is a bit outdated. Jeff Paul had some great marketing material back in the mid '90's that worked great for me, however there now are newer ideas that i feel are far superior and as such put Jeff Paul material a bit in the outdated category.
Jeff became popular years ago with his "Making Money From your Kitchen Table in your Underwear!"
Jeff's latest program called �Shortcuts to Internet Millions� includes the �Confidential Guide to Internet Products on Demand�, the �Quick Start Internet Marketing Toolkit�, and the �Best Kept Internet Marketing Secret Revealed�. This program sells for about $49.95 plus S/H.You�ll also get 10 Free �Three Clicks to Cash� websites where you can select the products you want to market and be online quickly making sales.
As with any program, we suggest you determine exactly how you will market the program or products; Internet marketing rule #1: no traffic equals no sales!
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Jeff Paul is a great marketer and I'd recommend his information. Just keep in mind there are other ideas out there that are more "in" and are putting lots of money in marketers pockets.
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