Los Angeles, CA - Russell Brunson just released his new book “DotComSecrets” and is giving away copies for free.
DotComSecrets is not just another “how to” book on Internet Marketing. It is not about getting more traffic to websites – yet these secrets will help readers to get exponentially more traffic than they’ve ever experienced before. It is not about increasing conversion – yet these secrets will increase readers conversion more than any headline tweak or split test ever could. DotComSecrets is a shortcut. Low traffic or conversions are symptoms of a much greater problem that’s a little harder to see (that’s the bad news), but a lot easier to fix (that’s the good news). Inside readers will find the actual playbook Russel Brunson created after running thousands of tests and perfecting what works online. Those that order the book will now have access to all of the processes, funnels and scripts that he uses to scale companies online. Tony Robbins has said that the book is, “A simple process that ANY company can use to geometrically improve their traffic, conversion & sales online.”
To get a free copy, those interested must first go to this website and let Russel know where to ship the book to. There will be a small shipping fee but the book is free. After doing so it is suggested that those who order share the book with friends on social media (Facebook, Twitter, email, etc.) as this offer won’t last long.
Russel Brunson originally was going to sell the book for $197 but decided before he releases the book to the market he wanted to get some feedback. And that’s where the good deal comes in. However, the copy must be downloaded soon, as the last time an offer like this was on the table it sold out in less than 72 hours. To get the book sent directly today, visit this link and sign up.
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