Welcome back!The orginal NLP Copywriting Guru, Harlan Kilstein, has started a blog. His first post says he’s devoting it to his teacher, Dr David Dobson. I’m looking forward to some good NLP content there. He’s also linked his products there. The site is:
Harlan sent an email the other day talking about hypnotic headlines.
He said the following headline had at least 8 presuppositions:
I’ve been asked a couple of times how to get started in copywriting and NLP.
If you Google “getting started copywriting” you’ll see over 200,000 results. Most of the advice I’ve seen and followed boils down to a few steps:
At Harlan’s NLP Copywriting II seminar (I didn’t attend), he said he was going to teach people to model their audience.
In preparing the video that I’m nearly ready to release, I reviewed Joe Vitale’s books, Hypnotic Writing and Buying Trances .
In preparing my video, I found that you can see many of Harlan Kilstein’s sales letters online.
Here are the links:
The final fronter for intellectual property seems to be NLP’s ability to model people.
Harlan Kilstein’s modeling seminar ended last Friday (I didn’t go but I may get the DVDs at some point).
James Brausch has launched a new newsletter called, "Testing." You can read a little about it here:
I’ve been reading a bunch of different articles about authority and decentralized responsibility lately.
Okay guys, the moment we’ve all been waiting for…
I’ve decided to go ahead and create a series of DVDs on NLP copywriting and here’s why: after looking around the internet, I’ve found a pretty large gap in the training available.
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