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Filled with provocative ideas and soaring inspiration, this book presents short, compelling, information-packed chapters that tell readers what works, what doesn't, and why, when it comes to turning dreamers into millionaires.
A propos de l'auteur
A lifelong student of humanity, Roy H. Williams has spent a quarter-century asking, ¿What makes people do the things they do?¿ And he¿s been using the things he¿s learned to stimulate miraculous growth for his small business clients for more than 25 years.
His books and Monday Morning Memos are a constant source of fascination and entertainment for his students and friends around the globe. His first book, The Wizard of Ads, was voted Business Book of the Year in 1998. His second book, Secret Formulas of the Wizard of Ads, was named the Wall Street Journal¿s number one Business Book in America in 1999 and became a New York Times bestseller. The third book in the trilogy, Magical Worlds of the Wizard of Ads reached bestseller status again in late 2001. His fascinating fourth book, Accidental Magic, is a tightly condensed anthology of writing tips and insights, mixed with artistic examples provided by 106 of his amazing protégés. The Wizard¿s first fiction book, Destinae is a powerful allegory aimed directly at the heart of the reader.
With forty branch offices in the US, Canada, and Australia, Wizard of Ads, Inc. is now serving the advertising and marketing needs of business owners around the globe. Our fees are tied to your growth. The only way for us to make more money is to increase the size of your business.
Known to his readers simply as ¿the Wizard,¿ the elusive Roy H. Williams teaches creative thinking, writing, and persuasion to journalists, educators, ministers, and businesspeople around the world. He has written six books, two of which have become national bestsellers.
He lives in the middle of nowhere, Texas, with his wife Pennie, the Princess of the World.
Résumé
Forget Madison Avenue! Learn the unvarnished truth about what works, what doesn't and why from the most fascinating storyteller since Paul Harvey.
