How To Complain For Fun And Profit
| May 8, 2008 |  View for printing |
While I have been terrible about updating my blog, I have been busy at work doing something pretty special. I published a book.
It's called "How To Complain For Fun and Profit" and it teaches people how to write complaint letters. You might not need it now, but if you have a bad customer service experience with an airline/hotel/restaurant/retailer, and you're going to complain; then you want this book on your site.
It's written by Bruce Silverman, a famous advertising copywriter, who came up with the "Never Leave Home Without It" tag line for American Express. He's also the world's best complainer and has been doing so for a long-time. So what you learn in the book really works - if you decide to ever write a complaint letter. This used to be a well-known industry secret (until I talked Bruce into letting me publish it as a book), and many people have gotten lots of free stuff based on writing letters the "Bruce way."
When you have a second, please check out our website at: http://www.complainforfunandprofit.com
There is a free chapter that you can download to see what the book is all about. Or, if you'd like to purchase it; use the coupon code " chutzpah " and you get $5 off. It's an instant pdf download.
If you know anyone who recently had a bad customer service experience, send 'em our way or just forward this email. If you have a website, we'd love a link. If you think this makes a great mother's day present, give me a call and I will talk you out of it.
Help me spread the word.
Thank you for listening.
-Mario Schulzke
http://www.complainforfunandprofit.com
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