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Hope you had a wonderful weekend!

Remember I told you about the Simpleology “Be the Next Best-Selling Author” Contest? Well, I made my first YouTube video so I can enter (I think!). More on that soon.

Last Wednesday’s call with Jeff Herring was packed with more than 90 minutes of GREAT information on article marketing.

If you missed the live call, you may listen to the replay here.

I’ve broken up the audio into 4 parts for easier listening.

Please make sure you print out the Action Guide and take notes as you follow along. This can be your blueprint for great action.

Jeff also offered two free article templates (and described a couple more on the call), so just from this call, you can conceivably create several articles and post them on an article directory within a couple of days after the call.

In fact, on the call you’ll hear about how I took Jeff’s bonus templates, and in 13 minutes and 2 seconds, came up with 16 article ideas.

Then I wrote a 995-word article from just ONE of the ideas in 51 minutes.

As you’ll learn from the call, 995 words constitutes several articles, so I’m working on breaking them down into 2-3 articles.

You’ll be reading one of them soon (stay tuned), and I’ll let you know when I post the other ones on ezinearticles.com (and/or my site).

So, you see, this stuff works!

And when you listen to the call, you’ll find out about a very special bonus that’s only available to those who listen to that audio.

So head on over to the replay page, print out the Action Guide, turn up your speakers, take notes, and … I hope you’ll begin your own adventure into article writing and marketing.

There’s no better way for an aspiring author to write a book and create a platform, or a published author to strengthen his or her platform and find an audience (translated: sell more books AND, if you follow Jeff’s and my strategies, also create even more profitable products).

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