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Today I’ve got Bill W. in Detroit on the phone who’s put out well over thirty 9×12’s over the past  few years while working a full-time job and doing barely any prospecting. Most of his cards virtually fill themselves each month,

Subscribe in iTunes - New Member Content Downloads! Yes I know my site looks a little bare, but that's because I've been spending all my time on the content area instead... which has some pretty jaw-dropping material if I must say. -

Bruce, in Philadelphia, found himself out of a job when his employer closed their doors, and unfortunately couldn't just sit on his butt since he has five hungry boys and a little girl at home to feed! - He stumbled across the 9x12 system, tried it out,

Throw your "I don't have enough time" excuses to the birds because the unstoppable team of Frank and Michelle G. have busier schedules than all of us but they make the time. - The result? - A card filled at max capacity in only EIGHT short days. -

In today's episode I'll help you tackle the all-too-common "we don't do coupons!" objection you'll come across here and there. It's a real stunner for some marketers who have a hard time changing their minds about using coupons and beating the 'stigma'...

Hey fellow marketers! I'm glad to announce that I'll be immediately making this podcast show a weekly occurence, with episodes released every Wednesday. - As always, if you have any certain requests for content you'd like to see on here,

Seems like not a day goes by that we don't have a new success story popping up; and there's no reason you shouldn't be the next one. Aaron had a tough time selling digital marketing to local business owners, because they had such trouble 'getting it' but

In this 'emergency' podcast episode, I share some insight on what to do when a terrifying situation comes up; when the dreaded competitor comes 'round. In this case, Allison reports in our Facebook discussion group she came across a competitor selling a

Note: Part ONE of the interview is located here. In part two of this fantastic interview with Scott M., he starts off talking about the four upcoming cards where he has to sell a total of 64 ads. As daunting as that may seem, he's already got 15-20 of th