David Deutsch

Started his career on Madison Avenue at David Ogilvy’s Ogilvy & Mather—one of the top advertising agencies in the world.
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Has been a creative director at both a traditional advertising agency, as well as a large direct response agency.
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Was one of the top go-to A-list writers for the pinnacle of direct response writing: Boardroom Inc.’s Bottom Line Publications. Has has had an incredible 6 controls running for them at one time, and is responsible for one of their most successful launches ever.
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All told, his ads and promotions have sold over a BILLION dollars’ worth of his clients’ goods and services. 
Has had huge successes in all forms of direct response, including envelope and magalog mailings, Internet sales letters and promotions, emails, and video sales letters (VSLs) for products from Maxwell House Coffee to M.I.T. to laundry detergent and diapers for Procter & Gamble.
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Has written for virtually all of the major health and financial publishers, including Boardroom, Rodale, Agora, Investorplace Media, Soundview, Healthy Directions and Barton Publishing, as well as many leading supplement marketers, such as Golden Hippo (Beverly Hills, MD).
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For a book on the deadly dull subject of estate planning, he did a promotion that was so interesting and compelling that the book became one of the company’s best-selling books ever.
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Was on the faculty of the famous (and infamous) Gary Halbert “Key West College of Millionaires” seminars.
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Co-wrote a guidebook to Bermuda and wrote a small book on Social Security (of which 2.5 million copies were printed).
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Has mentored, coached, trained, and creative directed writers and copy teams both in the U.S. and around the world (including Germany, China, Singapore, England, Columbia, Brazil, Scotland, and Romania).
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His own products include a training on how to write high-converting copy (A-LIST COPYWRITING SECRETS)… an acclaimed course on creativity (IDEA POWER), and the INNER CIRCLE, a group mastermind in which he helps members transform their copy on live calls.