Gold buried deep in the Black Country
Apr 4th, 2007 by Freddie
Freddie here!
You’re getting today’s edition from the rather Zen-like
Mal Maison hotel in the heart of sunny Birmingham.
By the way, if you ever stay here, order the full
English breakfast to come to your room. It arrives in a
mysterious looking big black box filled with incredible
treats. It feels like you’re unravelling the food
equivalent of origami – marvellous…
Enough of that!
You might be wondering what I’m doing in Birmingham?
Why am I not writing to you from the Maldives to tell you
about biz-opps involving coconuts, speedboats and banana
daiquiris?
Well, believe it or not, some of the finest
opportunities are a lot closer to home than you think…
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Gold buried deep in the Black Country
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I mean right now I’m uncovering a rather special property biz-opp.
I’ve got to be a bit coy about it, but basically it
involves snapping up brand new properties absolutely
gratis.
Using this trick you can get developers to gift you
houses which you can then rent or sell on – it’s up to
you. Either way you end up with a ton of profit for zero
outlay.
It’s an absolute gem of a biz-opp (and SO simple), but
before I give you the complete low down I want to get my
head round every niggly detail – that’s why I’m here in
Birmingham armed with an extremely fine tooth comb.
So keep you eyes peeled because I’ll hit you with a
detailed report next Thursday or Friday. It’ll include
everything you need to know.
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Quirky sales patter turns heads
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When I was in Euston station yesterday (waiting for the
DELAYED train to Birmingham New Street) I walked past a
leafleteer.
Now normally I try and walk round these mouldy haired
types - for fear of being blasted with guilt for not
worshipping a religion/bank rolling a charity I’ve never
heard off. But this time it was a bit different…
Instead of getting in my way, grabbing me by the throat
or screaming: “can you spare me a minute” at 900
decibels, this chap said something absurd.
With a big grin on his face he announced: “shiny,
exciting, techni-coloured piece of paper up for grabs!
Yours abserluuutely freeee!”
Now, I know that sounds silly.
I mean it doesn’t in any way advertise his
product/service/charity/religion. But you know what? It
really grabbed my attention, and it wasn’t just me,
everyone else was turning round and grabbing leaflets as
well.
And for good reason…
Because not only is a well placed sense of humour very
endearing, adding a sense of mystery to your product can
do wonders for your sales patter.
Think about it. If someone tells you not to push the big
red bottom – what’s the first thing you want to do?
Well, you’ll push the big red button if you’re anything
like me.
In this case there’s no red button, but there IS a sense
of intrigue.
Worth remembering…
More on this property gig I’ve been talking about next
week.
Don’t forget to check the blog:
http://www.themoneyanimalblog.com
Yours as ever,
Freddie Goodman
The Money Tree
