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Written by Michel Fortin

Feel Like Making Link Love

Link loveSince we’re get­ting ready to fly to Vegas to speak this week­end, I didn’t want to leave with­out mak­ing a quick post. But with no time to write an arti­cle myself, I decided to spread some link love.

Any­way, here are five of them…

1. One of my favorite blogs is one by Maki Dosh­dosh. And since I posted a recent arti­cle on the value of Face­book with my mar­ket­ing efforts (specif­i­cally, the lack thereof), I though I’d bring in a dif­fer­ent and oppos­ing perspective.

Face­book Mar­ket­ing: Resources

2. John Wes­ley wrote a great piece on writ­ing tips he gleaned from the mas­ters. While the “mas­ters” he’s refer­ring to are fic­tion writ­ers, poets, and play­wrights, they are eas­ily applic­a­ble to the copywriter.

The Art of Writ­ing: 10 Tips from the Masters

3. One of my best friends in this busi­ness is Armand Morin, million-​​dollar mar­keter and cre­ator of the Big Sem­i­nar. Armand’s blog offers some real nuggets, and the arti­cle below is cer­tainly one of them.

Paint a Pic­ture With Your Copy

4. My friend, men­tor, and top copy­writer John Carl­ton has one of a hand­ful of blogs from which I read each and every post, begin­ning to end. It’s not just about copy­writ­ing. It’s about mar­ket­ing, life, and human behav­ior. This arti­cle is a per­fect example.

A Brief Jolt Of Intense Pain, And Then…

5. Daniel Levis is an under­rated copy­writer. The guy is bril­liant, and pro­vides some of the best copy­writ­ing tips I’ve ever read. It’s no won­der he’s Clay­ton Makepeace’s secret Inter­net weapon. This blog is a shin­ing example.

Zen Mas­ter Secrets for Web Copy­writ­ing!

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