Jeremy T. Finlay – Salesumentary

Jeremy T. Finlay – Salesumentary

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Salesumentary Movies Made by Jeremy Finlay Have Helped Generate $43,000,000+ in Direct Sales Across 7+ Industries And Millions More In Directorial Consulting*
Harness the intrigue of Hollywood filmmaking and the power of documentary story-telling into a high-converting, sales-focused movie to position you, your brand, and your products light-years above your competition and massively increase your sales and authority-positioning.
Pioneer of the method & Director, Jeremy T. Finlay, first changed the way the market saw sales-documentaries back in 2014 with the launch of the first Warrior Week film.
Since 2013, he’s helped companies from all over the world combine the most alluring aspects of cinematic film into brass-tacks direct-response marketing principles – creating a lethal movie-combo guaranteed to win the hearts of your audience and unleash their wallets in the process. Are you ready for your Salesumentary? Apply now. Spots are almost gone in 2020.

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