Interviews With Other (Great) Copywriters

This entry is a request for your feedback. You see, as you may know, I’ve conducted a series of teleseminars with the great Gary Halbert and John Carlton (2nd calls are on the way, so you better register by clicking here if you want to be notified!). And I’m thinking…

I spoke to my friend and primo-copywriter Brian Keith Voiles. And he’s very interested in doing one, too. Also, I’m also getting ready to do one with David Garfinkel — another superb copywriter.

(If you don’t know these guys, what rock have you been hiding under?)

My question for you, is, should I add it to the series already posted with Gary Halbert and John Carlton? Or should I create a separate website for them (since they’re a bit lesser known than Gary and John)? Post your comments at the end of this entry. Please?

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From Nadav

Great News Michel!
The previous interviews were amazing as
I’m sure these will be too.

I’d add the new interviews to the ones
already posted. This will become (overtime)
a one stop place for receiving good
copywriting info.

This would be much better than having to
remember… “Well… what was the name of the
site… where he posted the 6th interview…”

One place for them all!
That’s just my opinion.
Nadav
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Author's Website January 19th, 2005
From JIm Van Wyck

Thanks for asking,

I prefer to have them all together,
and “tagged” for easy search by you
“search this blog” function.

The net is more about links and tags and
searches than artificial categories
that change over time and from mind to mind.

Jim Van Wyck
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Author's Website January 19th, 2005
From Merely Human

About the website question. Brian Keith Violes might be lesser known than Gary Halbert but he is still a widely known copywriter, especially in the circles your interviews are appealing to, IMHO. And who knows, some day he (or you!) may meet or even surpass Gary Halbert in name recognizability. Personally, I would prefer to have all the interviews centrally located in one convenient place no matter what the celebrity status of the interviewee.

Thank you so much Michael for bringing sage copywriting advice to the rest of us. In the process you’re endearing many influencial people of the future to you, even though I know that is not your primary objective for these talks.

Cheers, Ty
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Author's Website January 23rd, 2005
From Kevin Francis

Yup, I’d also go with the idea of keeping them all in one place.

Kevin Francis

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