Tired of spending
too much money at the grocery store? Find out how to cut your grocery bill
in half while still enjoying great tasting nutritious meals. A southern
Kentucky woman who was taught from childhood how to preserve food wrote
this E-Book. Her family had an apple orchard, grape arbor, and strawberry
patch. They also had cherry and walnut trees. They owned live stock that
provided them with milk, butter and beef. Moreover, chickens furnished
them with eggs and poultry. In addition they raised pigs for pork and tended
a beehive for honey.
Each spring they
planted a large garden, then harvested it in late summer, and preserved
it by freezing and pressurized canning. They cured their own meat, and
hand ground cornmeal from fields of corn they raised to feed their many
farm animals.
Obviously farming
was a full time job to this family, and they had no need to spend much
money at the grocery store. However, in our busy society we don't have
the time or space to put out a garden, tend an apple orchard, or raise
live stock. However, there is a simple and easy way to save money on our
grocery bills. It too involves a method of preserving food.
In this unique report
we tell you how to make your groceries last longer without cutting back
on what you eat, or how much. We also explain how to provide weekly meals
to older parents, relatives, college students or sick neighbors inexpensively.
Have you ever belonged
to a recipe club? We give you a new suggestion on how to expand on the
Recipe Club concept while still saving money on food.
For the first time
ever, you can purchase this valuable report for only $19.95 and almost
instantly start saving money on groceries. It's an easy and almost effortless
method for preserving food.
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How To Grow Vegetables In A Small Space - $19.95.
How And Where To Get Free Food - $19.95.
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How to Write A Folio
Today, there are
hundreds of enterprising men and women who write simple research papers
(known in the mail order trade as FOLIOS) and sell them by mail.
In the pages that follow, I will show you how you can do the same.
I will show you how to select a subject, how to research it, how to write
it, how to get it printed, and how to sell it.
I'll show
you the four ways to sell it. If you are new to folio selling, I
will show you which of the four ways would be the best for you. I
hope you will read what follows very carefully and very thoughtfully.
THERE ARE NO CATCHES. I
have nothing more to sell to you (unless you want to read some of the other
folios which I have written.) I hope the information which follows
can be of real benefit to you. That is why I have written it!
Exactly What is a Folio?
A folio can
be called a booklet, a pamphlet, a report, a newsletter, a guide, an instruction
manual, a plan, a manuscript, etc., etc.. A folio is simply an easy-to-understand
manual which shows the reader "How To" do something that he does not already
know how to do. Most folios show the reader...
How to start or expand a hobby
How to develop new abilities or qualities
How to start a new business or expand an old one.
How to prepare for a new career
How to make or save money.
How to solve personal problems
How to spend leisure time
A well written
folio is authoritative, factual, and helpful. It should be written in simple,
easily understood language. It can be anything from a brief two-page
mimeographed report to a professionally printed book bound in a hardback
cover. People who purchase folios by mail are interested in the information
they contain. Seldom do they care what brand of paper the information
is printed on.
Never before has
there been so MUCH media. Internet, cable, satellite, and new low-power
TV add to the already staggering number of radio stations, newspapers,
and magazines.
Competition is intense.
Each year there is more pressure on editors and producers to find fresh
stories and interesting information to satisfy their audiences. This is
good news for you.
If you have expert
tips to share, an interesting new product or service to announce, or even
a controversial opinion, many in the media will spread your news to their
listeners, readers, and viewers. You get free publicity money can't buy
when you help media folks get the fresh content they constantly need.
Editors are often
swamped with press releases--bag loads arrive by mail, spill out of the
fax machine, and fill up their email. Use these five strategies to get
noticed and get your press release used.
Here's a simple method for tapping into an outstanding
source
of FREE publicity for your business.
Everyone likes to
buy from an expert. Shopping for a computer? A sales person who knows computers
inside and out makes us feel confident about her recommendations.
Planning to buy
stocks? You likely look for a broker who has Wall Street down pat.
Here is an effective
way to make yourself one of the leading experts in your industry. Write
your own how-to articles.
Prospects and clients
will read your articles, appreciate the good information you have to share,
and look to you as an exert who can help them.
You don't have to
be the next great novelist. Simply write a page of instructions that
tells someone else how to do something. It can be information you learned
on the job or advice you picked up in books and conversations.
Customers buy because
they have a problem they need solved. When you appear as a helpful expert
with lots of answers, you're half-way to a sale.
Newspapers, magazines,
e-zines, and industry newsletters all need a steady stream
of good informative articles. It is easier to get your articles into smaller
publications that closely target your best customers. Often these
smaller e-zines and newsletters draw better response than some of the big
glossy national magazines.
Everybody wants to
be a writer - to write best-selling books - and to become famous as well
as rich. On the plus side of such ambitions, just about anybody could
and/or can become a published writer - but, the big thing seems to be that
not everybody knows how to "survive" until they hit the big time.
To be successful as a
writer, you'd better know the rules of the game - whatever it is you write
about has to have "mass appeal" and a certain uniqueness that makes it
stand out brighter than similar works - you had better know how to string
words together in such a manner that your readers find what you've written
to be interesting, informative, and/or of definite value - and you should
have your marketing/sales program all worked out before you get too deeply
involved. In this day and age, it is not enough to write something
and send it off to a publisher or two, hoping that they'll "discover you",
and life will be luxuriously happy for you ever after.