newbies: 5 real experts you should be following - film projector

I graduated from college 20 years ago and got a degree in business and a diploma in operations management.
Opman is about process improvement and factory management.
14 years later, when I met this forum and online marketing, I immediately made a profit because of what I already knew.
What continues to surprise me is that in the 11 years before I started working, very few newbies knew that it was not just three or four people, or even one of the five main characters I followed.
Even today, I met someone who had not heard of Dan Kennedy. It's shocking.
Instead of following some master IM-or even me--
Get to know these five people and what they do: you will get a better sense of business. Why?
Because they have been proved.
They have built real businesses that stand the test of time.
As far as I know, several of them have never even heard of IM. . .
But they know how to run a company and make a profit.
Here are the five real experts I have listed that you should study: amazing in a joint venture, start a business with other resources other than cash, and a strategy of excellence.
He has a lot of ideas and is very energetic in strategy.
I go straight to Jay Abraham whenever I need a solid positioning process.
For me, he is the "latest" of this pile ". . .
I followed him for only six years.
It's my direct response from the mid-term research. 90s.
In my college days, we had 3-
Take an hour off on Wednesday afternoon and I'm looking for anything but operational management to learn!
This resulted in the setting of the old movie projector to watch a video of animal behavior in black and white Desmond Morris. . .
Learn physics and chaos. . .
Find copywriting.
Dan had not teamed up with Bill Glazer at the time.
He's sending yellow.
The bound workbook and the small reverse hard bound volume, but there is no inner circle--
What is the membership component of his business and the source of his income? off.
Sometimes the idea that I 've been following Dan for more than 20 years makes me a little bit shaking lol.
But he has the biggest impact on my serious B2B copywriting style.
Is one of the founders of modern advertising.
He died in 1999, so I don't know how much online marketing he did. . .
But most of the content in the ad about titles, bullets, and opinions makes him one of the main sources.
If you haven't read the confession of an advertiser yet, you should read it right away.
Is one of the two experts I will specifically mention from the operations management day.
I was a factory manager when I was 25 and Tom was one of the reasons.
He is concerned with process improvements that bring amazing projects and results to your customers and is very clear about who you are and what you represent.
You may have heard of "pursuing excellence ". . .
This is one of his early books. For a high-
Speed, crazy riding of personal brand, get his "brand you! 50". . .
When I keep giving them to people, I'm on my third or fourth copy. And finally, .
Just like another factory manager I learned at W OpmanEdwards Deming--
Only the father of how we manage quality today ---
We never heard of Drucker in IM.
But learn about processes, management, and futurism from him and you will do a great job.
This is the top five real experts in my 20-year career.
If you haven't heard of some of them, I encourage you to start Googling now.
Instead of relying on "Master of the month" to get fancy funnel tricks that don't work for the time it takes to mature strawberries, you will learn basic skills and let yourself build the funnel correctly.