The kooky bullet-point secret I have selfishly kept to myself since 2005

Published: Wed, 07/31/19

Many years ago (circa 2004 or 2005) I observed one of history’s greatest copywriters (the late, great Gary Halbert) do something with his bullets that seemed a bit kooky to me.

The reasons for this were many.

And, I have never once seen another copywriter do it.

Probably because it doesn’t look like it *should* work at all.

But, I have used this kind of bullet in several of my own ads since, and while I can’t say they were split tested against another version that didn’t use this kooky bullet point method, those ads have been incredibly successful.

Anyway, I have selfishly kept this to myself for 15 years.

(I don’t think you’ll find it in any my books, etc).

That is, until now.

As pages 16-18 in the August “Email Players” issue go into what this bullet point method is, examples of it, and the psychology behind it.

I’m sending this issue to the printer today.

After I do so, it will be too late to get your meat hooks on it.

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Ben Settle