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Aaron Wells
Mar 4, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/4/99
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Actually, I'm a big fan of H.G.Wells because my name can be written as
A.G.Wells, which sounds and looks a lot like his, and I hope to use this
to further my aspirations towards a writing career. My plan is to publish
books under the name A.G.Wells with titles that are very similar to those
of H.G.Wells, and hope that mis-guided and/or stupid high school students
will mistakenly purchase them for book reports. I can picture it now:
"War of the Planets" by A.G.Wells, "The Time Device" by A.G.Wells, "The
Intangible Man" by A.G.Wells. With the way literacy is declining amongst
US high school students these days, I might even expand to titles not even
written by H.G.Wells, like "30,000 Feet Under the Sea", and see if those
will sell to.
Well, maybe not. But if I ever get around to purchasing the volume of
poetry I'm working on, I would like to entitle it "War of the Words" by
A.G.Wells. While this would be in a different section of the bookstore
than H.G.'s stuff, so people wouldn't buy it by accident, it might help
raise interest by accidently coming up in electronic searches when someone
misses the letter L.
A.G.Wells, which sounds and looks a lot like his, and I hope to use this
to further my aspirations towards a writing career. My plan is to publish
books under the name A.G.Wells with titles that are very similar to those
of H.G.Wells, and hope that mis-guided and/or stupid high school students
will mistakenly purchase them for book reports. I can picture it now:
"War of the Planets" by A.G.Wells, "The Time Device" by A.G.Wells, "The
Intangible Man" by A.G.Wells. With the way literacy is declining amongst
US high school students these days, I might even expand to titles not even
written by H.G.Wells, like "30,000 Feet Under the Sea", and see if those
will sell to.
Well, maybe not. But if I ever get around to purchasing the volume of
poetry I'm working on, I would like to entitle it "War of the Words" by
A.G.Wells. While this would be in a different section of the bookstore
than H.G.'s stuff, so people wouldn't buy it by accident, it might help
raise interest by accidently coming up in electronic searches when someone
misses the letter L.
--Aaron G. Wells
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The pen is mightier than the sword. The pencil is
mightier than the...oh, I don't know...the scalpel.
The crayon? Hell, that ain't worth shit!
--Sean Lawlor, 1997
Calvin Rawlings
Mar 7, 1999, 3:00:00 AM3/7/99
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Aaron Wells wrote in message ...
>Actually, I'm a big fan of H.G.Wells because my name can be written as
>A.G.Wells, which sounds and looks a lot like his, and I hope to use this
>to further my aspirations towards a writing career. My plan is to publish
>books under the name A.G.Wells with titles that are very similar to those
>of H.G.Wells, and hope that mis-guided and/or stupid high school students
>will mistakenly purchase them for book reports. I can picture it now:
>"War of the Planets" by A.G.Wells, "The Time Device" by A.G.Wells, "The
>Intangible Man" by A.G.Wells. With the way literacy is declining amongst
>US high school students these days, I might even expand to titles not even
>written by H.G.Wells, like "30,000 Feet Under the Sea", and see if those
>will sell to.
> Well, maybe not. But if I ever get around to purchasing the volume of
>poetry I'm working on, I would like to entitle it "War of the Words" by
>A.G.Wells. While this would be in a different section of the bookstore
>than H.G.'s stuff, so people wouldn't buy it by accident, it might help
>raise interest by accidently coming up in electronic searches when someone
>misses the letter L.
Thats a very good idear, I'll phone the D-pole people and change my name to
Andrew C. Clarke, or Grayam Orwell, perfect all we need do to make millons
is to write a long e-mail detaleing it and say we will sort it out for a
small sum which you will get back times a hundred then we can spam every one
and make millons!! Perfect!!! (long echoing laugh)
Calvin
The pen is mightier than the sword.
The pencil is mightier than the spear
The crayon is mightier than the Ka-lash-ne-cough assult riffel.
The Keyboard is mightier than a fleet of Euro-Fighter.
see all problems have a remedie.
sasc...@gmail.com
Sep 12, 2012, 2:39:27 AM9/12/12
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Joined: 2008-11-04 08:38:48-05 » Location:
SBI is truly the best investment any business person can make.
I had been a management consultant for 15 years and saw how important the need to have a presence on the net was.
But finding training for how to do it without the guesswork was a challenge. I found so much advice on the internet and in books. But there was so much contrary information it was driving me crazy.
Eventually I found some sound advice and started making some progress. It was so much work I started to wonder if it was worth it. And the profit margins were so low, because I was paying so much for all the services I needed for all the components I needed to be profitable. I had 20 blogs and a main site and was updating all of them.
Then I stumbled across SBI and it hit upon a key concept that was so clear and exactly what I needed. It said it was a one stop resource for an individual to make money online. If that was true it could be the answer I was looking for.
I signed up for the trial period and after seeing the training, I slapped my forehead and almost died when I saw what SBI was.
It was everything I needed to make money from a website in one place. I was subscribing to several different services and paying every month almost what it costs to have SBI for one year. SBI also did them better.
The most valuable thing for me was the Action Guide. This guide would have saved me 3 years of chasing tutorials and courses that I paid thousands for. It put everything in perspective.
Now, instead of 20 blogs, I have one site and make more money with that in a tenth of the time.
Because I had made so many mistakes prior to getting to SBI, I saw its value. Especially in the training. I already learned the hard way that all the things that most people (including me) felt was most important about a site was actually the least important.
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In my first year. 12 months after paying for SBI I made over $30,000 from selling my services.
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- One hour versus ten.
- One service I was paying for versus 6.
- One place for support that all makes sense rather than 6 that conflicted with each other.
- One source of like-minded business owners to network with and joint-venture with compared to endless hours cold contacting other website owners.
That is a huge ROI. The second year I looked back at the parts of the SBI Action Guide I did not do so well and corrected those. Now my income has gone up even more and I am getting more done with less time.
With Content 2.0, there is more result for less work. With the right hand third column I am getting more subscriptions and sales.
I used to have a “job†but now do this full time and am spending all my “work†time with something I am passionate about. My business has expanded. I have a constant stream of success stories.
But you know what is the most important benefit SBI has helped me do?
Above the financial freedom, the ability to work from home, the ability to make money while I sleep, the ability to make money with what I love, to meet wonderful people?
I am a healer. SBI has allowed me to reach more people all over the world with my holistic health practice and save them from potentially harmful illnesses. That was the intent all along.
I remember all the clients I used to have as a management consultants who had to take out loans to start their practices. I got mine started late one evening and am never looking back.
SBI has been so responsive and come up with updates that are so unbelievably valuable to making money organically and sustainably.
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