Mel,
There is nothing worse than having a sales message and offer that is allllllllmost right.
It's like beating your head back and forth against the sides of your bathtub…
Prospects are interested sometimes.
You get the price you're asking for sometimes.
You hit your numbers sometimes.
It's the slow agonizing death of a lukewarm sales offer.
You can't afford to buy digital advertising because the bid prices are just too high.
It takes many months to break even on a customer when you really need to make money right away or within a few weeks.
You're fueling yourself on optimism that never seems to pay off.
You can't afford to hire top talent, so you get people who pretend to work or you get good-hearted, well-intentioned people who try hard, but they don't have the mojo.
You cut prices to get business, or you accept clients that you don't like or aren't a good fit, or you can't really help.
It's hard to write ads for a lukewarm offer, so you cook up click bait headlines and cheesy gimmicks, and you feel yucky about it.
You're constantly pulling rabbits out of hats in order to meet your obligations.
There's a long list of things you could do and should do to make your business better, to fix things up, to improve your processes, but you can't afford the staff or the time in order to do them.
You're ashamed because you wanna do things for your spouse and your family like trips or repairs, and you're constantly saying things like, "Well, I think we're just gonna need to drive that 12 year old car a couple more years."
And sometimes you think it'd just be easier to just give up and get a Dilbert Cube job.
That is why we have put together a program called Power Prism, and it is all about nailing it.
Turning a lukewarm offer into a red hot offer that is totally unique in your marketplace.
So it slices through the clutter like a chainsaw.
And we have a very bold promise: Money back plus $500 just for your trouble if it doesn't get you results.
Register today and let's turn your lukewarm offer into a red hot offer that jumps off the shelves and sells…
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