Gun To The Head Marketing

How does a deadly event, a 9th-grade dropout, a disturbed night on a walk-in cooler, and a 1,066% sales increase collide into one of the most unlikely and uplifting marketing stories ever told? Truth is stranger than fiction...Yes, there are real-life examples, case studies and exact word-for-word ads, scripts, and letters that drove a quick and spectacular sales increase... but more importantly - the single premise... the "aha" moment... the eye-opener that gives you instant control over your marketing and sales building efforts.You'll see... The "ad" that drove a 123% sales increase in 31 days.The word-for-word scripts that double bottom line profits in up to 60% of your sales.The strategy that generates $100 in customer spending for every $2.50 invested.And that's just scratching the surface...So, if you're tired of struggling to grow sales, attract customers or increase your ticket average, look no further, Gun To The Head Marketing delivers you an unexpected shortcut to the top. Get ready for a forceful, fast-paced, insightful and inspiring adventure...

Author: Kamron Karington
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 02/07/2010
Pages: 256
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.76lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.54d
ISBN: 9781451510294

About the Author
Kamron Karington's background is unique - to say the least. His first stint in Juvenile Hall was at the age of eight. His report cards were littered with Ds and Fs. And he dropped out of school in ninth grade. Then, he started selling real estate at 18, became a Dee-jay at 20, was flying his own airplane at the age of 23, opened the first of four nightclubs at 26, produced a hit record at 30, and then... one night, while making a phone call to get tickets to the Rolling Stones - Kamron ended up buying a run-down pizza restaurant. (Huh?) Massive frustration and an impending sense of defeat just about sunk the venture until an odd night spent on top of a walk-in cooler led to an immediate and stunning turn of fate. The struggling business catapulted from $3,000 a week to $1.6 million a year. All told, a remarkable 1,066% increase.

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