One of the first things I always try to impress upon people the importance of building a great “swipe” file.

So what’s a “swipe” file? Well it’s exactly what it sounds like: a collection of great stuff that you’ve collected, studied, and can access whenever you need a little extra inspiration. Not to copy or steal… but to browse for ideas to get your brain moving.

When I worked in the world of traditional advertising, my swipe file was a physical folder filled with advertisements ripped out of various publications.

For Internet Marketers (who work primarily on the computer) a swipe file will typically include:

  • A bookshelf filled with marketing books;
  • A document filled with headlines, bullets and other copy;
  • A bunch of emails from various lists that you have subscribed to;
  • A folder full of bookmarks for websites that blow you away;
  • A folder on your computer filled with great E-Books;
  • A collection of graphics that you like (Borders, Backgrounds, Buttons, etc. etc.);

A great swipe file can take years to build, and can cost a considerable amount of money… but it is absolutely necessary.

Well my friend Harris Fellman is having a moving sale right now, and is “cleaning house”. What’s that mean to you? It means that you have the rare chance to get a great product… and also really “bulk out” your swipe file for next to nothing.

Check it out:
http://www.thefasterwebmaster.com/fwm-movingsale

His package is stuffed full of amazing information on traffic, copywriting, list building, and much more.

Unfortunately I missed this when it was first released to the public, because I was so focused on The Faster Webmaster… but good news! Harris has agreed to offer this amazing package to The Faster Webmasters for just $38 bucks. Just use the code “erik38″ when ordering.

To your success,

Erik Stafford
http://www.thefasterwebmaster.com

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