Re: Health Newsletters- online and mailed

October 30, 2008

I took a very expensive course on writing ads, and the style is the one they

teach. These people paid a lot of money to learn this, and it is a very

successful format with most readers. After taking the course, I agree with you

--- I am sick of reading it, and I believe most of what is written is hype just

to sell a product, but with the average American, it works. Hundreds of people,

writing exactly the same format.

What brasses me off is that many seem to be written by the same

newsletter company - the writing style is similar in over half a dozen that I've

seen over the last 4 years.

And it would be so great if they'd get to the point in one or two

paragraphs rather than taking 30 (or sometimes more) to get to the

guts of the matter.

So monotonous that i cancel my subscription quickly.

Does anyone receive one that isn't written in that style??

Ritz

October 30, 2008

It is undoubtedly tagamet.

>

> > I just got an email from HSI..a a natural health

newsletter..about a

> > supposed " #1 drugstore cure " re cancer...

> >

> > Of course ,you have to subscribe, before they tell you..

> >

> > i am sure they are a good newslettter, but i am tired of paying

for

> > all these things, just to find out I alreay knew what they were,

or

> > that they do not apply to me..

> > I have heard about aspirin ( Dr Oz), and tagament..

> > Does anyone know what this might be?

> >

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