Here's everything you need to quickly and easily create a ton of promotional campaigns! See below for pre-written and designed ad copy, graphical banners, and emails (written by a certified web copywriting master who specializes in advertising copy for the web).

Here's a Sample Advertisement that you can run in a newsletter or ezine:

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DID YOU KNOW … that there’s an easy-to-follow guide
that's helped thousands of homeowners know exactly what
to do a -- and what NOT to do -- when they're facing foreclosure? 
Discover just how many options you have that no one is telling
you about - whether you're just worried about affording your next
mortgage payment or losing your job, or you're within days of
foreclosure. Learn how to save what you've worked so hard for -
your house, your life savings, your credit - even your marriage.
Don't wait until it's too late - find out how to deal with foreclosure
by getting the complete and trustworthy advice from every expert
you need on your side.
<Put Your Affiliate Hop Link Here>
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The above ad (or parts of it) can also double as an effective signature (SIG file) that you can append to all your outgoing emails.  You can do this by clicking on the Settings tab of your email program and copy and paste the text above into the Signature box.



BANNERS:  Embed any of the following banners with your affiliate hop link, and place the banner on your website -- or use it as your advertising banner at high-traffic websites.  Here's the html code for embedding the banner with your affiliate hop link:

<a href="YourClickBankHopLinkHere">
<img border="0" src="http://www.surviveyourforeclosure.com/banner468X60.gif" width="468" height="60"></a>

Here's Banner No. 1 (Standard-size full banner 468 pixels wide X 60 pixels high)

(Half-Sized Banner 234 pixels wide X 60 pixels high)

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Here's Banner No. 2 - 3D eBook cover banner (150 pixels wide X 155 pixels high)

1-dimensional eBook cover banner (150 pixels wide X 194 pixels high)

Pre-written EMAILS you can simply cut and paste!

Here's Sample E-Mail No. 1 (to be sent to friends, relatives and others on your personal email list and social networking circles)

SUBJECT:  A solution to your foreclosure problem...

Hi <FirstName>,

I just came across this website that
talks about a really comprehensive, easy-to-follow resource that has tons of real expert advice to help you deal with foreclosure - and even avoid it completely.  My first reaction was, "Yeah right!"  Who can help someone who's struggling in this real estate market and recession - especially when all you here is that banks won't help you? Sounds
too good to be true -- but wait till
you read what it's all about. 

The info gives you a ton of information about all these options you have - most people don't realize there are lots of way to avoid foreclosure - or at least get through it without losing more than you have to. It tells you about mistakes homeowners make before, during, and after foreclosure and gives you compete advice from every expert you should be talking to when you're in default or foreclosure -- I'm convinced!

This resource brings together all the information, guideline, forms, and legal and tax laws - and it's kept up to date - so you can confidently move ahead and deal with your foreclosure problems once and for all - and *prevent* future pain and loss by not making a wrong move.

Check it out at
<Put your affiliate link or hop link here.>

Let me know what you think.

Regards,

<Your Name Here>

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Here's Sample E-Mail No. 2 (to be sent to your mailing list of business acquaintances, clients, customers, prospects, subscribers and members of your professional networking circle.)

SUBJECT:  Answers to every kind of foreclosure problem...

Hi <FirstName>,

If you’re like everyone on this planet, you’ve undoubtedly heard of all the mortgage defaults and foreclosures.  Either you are in danger of foreclosure yourself – or someone you care about is (or has been) seriously distressed and trying to find a way out of this devastating -- but avoidable -- ordeal. Maybe you even know someone who has *lost everything* because they just didn't know what to do.

QUESTION:  Did you know … that there are literally hundreds of ways to avoid foreclosure? Some are obvious - like short sale, bankruptcy, or loan modification - but there are other ways to postpone or avoid foreclosure that no one is telling you about. Even when you try modification or short sale, most people don't understand what is really involved in getting them through. And did you know that choosing one solutions to foreclosure could lead to yet another problem that's even more costly? Nobody tells you the complete story.

UNTIL NOW ...

Now you can make all the right moves as you deal with the threat of foreclosure by having the advice and information you need - with no cracks - from every expert that should be at your side. Having all the options, forms, steps, tax and legal guidelines, and all of the latest legislation and programs relating to foreclosure is the only way to cover yourself so you don't lose any more than you absolutely have to - if anything at all. In fact some people who get this information are not only avoiding foreclosure, but come out of it in a much better financial position than before! Bet you thought that was impossible. Well it is possible if you know how.

Learn how you - or someone you know - can get through foreclosure with the least pain and loss - or avoid it altogether at:  <Put your affiliate link or hop link here.>

It’s critical that you get the information as soon as possible so that several options can be tried for the best case outcome for you - and because there may be a foreclosure date sooner than you think.

With a little faith - and ALL of the right information --you'll get there, step by step, as is outlined in this resource at <Put your affiliate link or hop link
here.>

Forward this email to any friend, family, colleague, neighbor, or anyone else you know who may be trying to deal with foreclosure-related issues.

All the best to you,

<Your Name Here>