How to Write Blockbuster Sales Letters

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More Growth and Inflation Ahead...
and what you can do about it.
The next few years will see business climb to the
highest level this country has ever known. And with
it...inflation.
This combination may be hard for you to accept
under today’s conditions. But the fact remains
that those who do prepare for both inflation AND
growth ahead will reap big dividends for their
foresight, and avoid the blunders others will make.
You’ll get the information you need for this type
of planning in the Kiplinger Washington Letter...and
the enclosed form will bring you the next 26 issues
of this helpful service on a “Try-out” basis. The
fee: Less than 81 cents per week...only $21 for the
six months...and tax-deductible for business or
investment purposes.
During the depression, in 1935, the Kiplinger
Washington Letter warned of inflation and told what
to do about it. Those who heeded its advice were
ready when prices began to rise.
Again, in January of 1946, the Letter renounced the
widely-held view that a severe post-war depression was
inevitable. Instead, it predicted shortages, rising
wages and prices, a high level of business. And
again, those who heeded its advice were able to
avoid losses, to cash in on the surging economy of
the late ‘40s, early ‘50s and mid-‘60s. It then
kept its clients prepared for the swings of the
‘70s, keeping them a step ahead each time.
Now Kiplinger not only foresees expansion ahead,
but also continuing inflation, and in this weekly
Letter to clients, he points out profit opportunities
in the future...and also dangers.
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