Have you ever heard of Gary Halbert? Who hasn't, right? :-)

He was one of the greatest marketing minds of our time. 

To understand how awesome he was, he once wrote a sales letter
(promoting a coat of arms) that brought in hundreds of millions. 

And that was back in the 70's. 

Today, we'd be talking about billions! 

Amazing right? 

What's interesting is that Gary eventually sold the coat of arms
business and moved on to other projects. 

But the coat of arms idea still goes strong. 

Case in point: 

I was reading a magazine today and someone advertised a coat
of arms opportunity. They said that you only need a limited budget
to begin. And, as a bonus, you can make a coat of arms in 5 minutes
with their system. 

It's a nice idea... 

...if you live in 70's.

For me, it sounds like a lot of manual labor. 

There is a huge time investment in anything physical. 

If you make the tiniest small mistake when creating a coat of arms,
you will have to redo it. Contrast this with a pdf or doc file you can
correct in a flash, without wasting resources. 

But the worst part of all? 

The limited scale. 

You will have to hire others if you want to increase your earnings. 

That's a big no-no for me. 

You see, I prefer working alone. I'm a loner. And that's what
attracted me to the great Internet. All the above makes the
coat of arms idea bad for me. 

Hey, you might like it. Who knows? 

If you enjoy manual labor... 

...love hiring others to help you... 

...want to constantly micromanage stuff... 

...I guess the COA idea is good for you. 

But if the above isn't your cup of Earl Gray? 

There's a much faster and easier solution waiting for you.