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I know that many authors provide pre-written reviews of their books to affiliates.

I understand the good intention - it takes time to read a book, and not many affiliates have the time - but at the same time too many copycat book reviews make it difficult for customers to trust what's being said.

I encourage you to email my affiliate team*, and we'll send you a review copy of the first chapter. One chapter won't take you long to read, and it will give you a great insight into the book and its message. Then, you can write your own killer book review that will sell because it comes from your heart!

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Author of Mind Makeover

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In the meantime, here is a partial list of the topics covered in my book.

36 topics from Mind Makeover. Pick the two or three your readers would care about most and build your review around them.

  1. Do you give off “good vibes”?
  2. How I know you’re going to meet someone
  3. Why it’s great to be single
  4. Chemistry won’t strike unless you do this
  5. What is the “friends zone”?
  6. The difficulty of thinking positive
  7. You have to love yourself first
  8. Who’s starring in your love story?
  9. What it takes to be the woman men can’t get enough of
  10. Why you should avoid being “what men want”
  11. How to keep your power with men
  12. How to stop being nervous with men
  13. How men form their opinions about you
  14. What it takes to be a winner in love
  15. Why rejection is a good thing
  16. Is having feelings for someone a sign of true love?
  17. Men made easy
  18. What men want from women
  19. What it takes to be happy with someone
  20. How men compartmentalize women
  21. What if he’s unhappy in the relationship?
  22. Can a bed buddy become a boyfriend?
  23. What to do if you’re attracted to a bad boy
  24. How to identify a real man
  25. The biggest threat to your relationships
  26. Why it’s so satisfying to play hard to get
  27. How to attract your perfect match
  28. Have men failed us?
  29. How past relationships affect you
  30. When you hand over control to him
  31. The importance of passion
  32. Playing the lottery of love
  33. Healing your heart
  34. How to defuse difficult feelings
  35. What if you’re shy or uncomfortable around others?
  36. What if you’re too busy to date?

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Facts you can use

  • Mind Makeover: How Inner Game Gets the Guy by Amy Waterman, a 129-page e-book
  • It is about inner game (how you feel about yourself, what you believe you deserve), not tricks or scripts
  • Amy has written about dating and relationships for over a decade, and is the author or co-author of ten dating advice books
  • $37, with five bonus e-books included
  • An 8-week, 100% money-back guarantee
  • The reader comments on Amy's sales page, quoted word for word with the reader's name

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  • Any promise that a reader will meet, attract or keep a man
  • Any suggestion that the book is therapy or treats anxiety, depression or trauma
  • Testimonials you made up or reworded, or results you did not have
  • Fake deadlines or “only a few copies left”
  • Words like “scam” or “fraud”, even in an “Is it a scam?” heading

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