Uncover the dirty little desktop publishing secrets the pro’s would rather  you didn’t know about... “Greatest Gold-Mine Of Easy To Follow Desktop Publishing Advice Ever Crammed Into One Product.”

Dear Friend,

How much is a well-designed business card, eye-catching advertisement, unique brochure, or personalized greetings card worth to you, your club, or your business?

Suppose you could turn out incomparable, professional looking, printed items and designs, AND save yourself a bundle in the process?

Well, it isn’t.  In fact, it’s perfectly possible - and it’s easier than you think. Pretty soon you could be creating your own...

    * Business cards that  rival those issued by big corporations

    * Newsletters that  get read, not trashed

    * Unique greetings cards that people will treasure

    * Eye-catching advertisements

    * Product packages that look at home on any store shelf

    * Even glossy magazine layouts that put major titles to shame

    * And much, much more...

Here’s how:

I’ll show you how to create, devise, layout, and produce your own desktop publishing designs (to a standard that will rival professional designs costing hundreds of dollars) – even if you’ve never designed anything before in your life and don’t own any DTP software!

Now that’s certainly a tall statement, but let me show you how it’s very possible, in fact, quite straightforward to turn out your own highly successful designs and layouts using the methods I’ll show you in these easy to follow videos...

The people who write phone book sized manuals (or give expensive seminars) are going to hate me for showing you this simple and easy way to master DTP, but as people all over the world have already discovered: when you’ve been shown how to do it, desktop publishing becomes a real "no brainer"!
So how did all this come about?

OK, let me back up and give you a little history...

My name is Shaun Pearce. As well as being a professional video maker, I’ve been around computers and software for over twenty years.

I wanted to create a brochure to send to prospective clients.  Most other freelancers simply send out a resume with a covering letter - the vast majority of which just get tossed in the trash. I wanted something that would a) get noticed and b) get retained and referred back to if the production company didn’t have any work for me then and there.

I roughed out an idea, and approached a local company to produce it.  I nearly dropped the phone when they told me how much it was going to cost. Just a half page, black and white design was going to set me back over $95 USD!  That was in 1995; the going rate is well over $120 USD today.  I didn’t bother to ask how much the full job was going to cost - I knew it would be more than I could afford. 

I decided to do the job myself, and got some DTP software. I  thought it would be pretty easy to figure out; after all, desktop publishing is one of those things that’s so cool you just want to dive right in and start creating.

The only trouble was, by plunging in headfirst without any guidance I just couldn’t figure it out and became very frustrated.

People have called me stubborn, but I wasn’t going to admit defeat......