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Some of you probably noticed I’ve just put up a new section called “Reviews” where I basically compiled all the endorsements and testimonials for my book eMillions.

You might be asking, how was I able to get those reviews from big-name people such as Joe Sugarman, Mark Joyner, Ben Mack, Dr. Mani etc (I actually ALMOST got T. Harv Eker, but he bailed out at the last minute )? Well, it was actually pretty similar to the “How to write a killer interview proposal” method, except I used a slighty different email template.

I know you guys love those email templates post, so here it is:

Hi [insert first name],

My name is Stanley Tang and I have been a subscriber and follower of yours for some time now… [blah blah - talk about their stuff]

I am emailing you because of the upcoming launch of my book, “eMillions: Behind the scenes stories of 14 successful internet millionaires” which will be published by Morgan James Publishing this November.

The book is a collection of 14 success stories interviews I have conducted with some of the world’s top internet marketers in which they go behind-the-scenes and recount their story to becoming an internet millionaire.

I was wondering if you would be so kind as to give a quick look over the book and let me know what you think?

[insert link to PDF]

If you enjoyed it, I would really appreciate if you could leave me a testimonial for me to include on the jacket, or inside the book in a “rave reviews” section. As I plan to make this a #1 best selling book, this is going to get you addition exposure and traffic as well.

Please be aware that the copy you are getting is just a draft. There are quite a few things left to be done, but I wanted you to see it now so that I have enough time to include your testimonial in the final published version.

Thank you once again [insert first name] - I really appreciate it. If there’s anything I can do for you, please let me know!

All the best,
Stanley Tang

Pretty simple, but it works