-- Forbes Magazine

"The power of asking the right question. Abraham directs questions the way George Patton directed tanks."

-- Investors Business Daily

"If the measure of the status of a profession is the fee a practitioners can command, then marketing has come of age. Jay Abraham charges... ($5,000) an hour for phone consultations on marketing... (and) specializes in helping entrepreneurial companies grow."

-- The New York Times

"In a world apart from conventional constancy, (Jay) advises clients on their marketing strategies, getting no closer to them than a telephone connection permits ... (and) Abraham earns a fortune."

-- USA Today

" …possibly the greatest marketing expert alive today… a man who can turn you from a marketing green-horn to a marketing green beret."

-- Success Magazine

"Talk means money: (Jay) is a leading marketing consultant… commanding (up to) a $25,000 fee for a 3-day conference. Jay Abraham tells how to find success in the business world."

-- Orange County Register

"After attending (Jay Abraham's) direct response seminar. (Lillig) sent postcards to 750 prospects that he purchased for 5 cents a name. The total cost for printing postage and the list? Five hundred dollars ... the return on the investment thus far has been nearly 60,000% (and could easily double) ..."

-- Inc. Magazine writing about Jay Abraham seminar graduate Michael Lillig of Renton, WA.

"Jay Abraham is an entrepreneur's entrepreneur He has engineered several phenomenally successful marketing campaigns. He works with a select group of clients; Jay asks for and receives fees which some might consider expensive. But if his track record is any indication of the value of his talents, his clients have little reason to complain."

-- Comstock Quarterly

"He is one of the highest paid consultants in the country. Clients range from educational service companies to electric shaver manufacturers. Abraham once worked for 18 months on "Icy Hot," an analgesic balm. He developed a national mail order strategy that resulted in $13 million in sales. The product was a key to a buy-out by G.D. Searle."

-- Los Angeles Business Journal

"Jay is an abrasive, annoying genius of marketing. He "sweet talks" you into trying seemingly absurd marketing tests -- and you end up with multiplied profits. He combines two unprofitable deals and you get one very profitable three-sided deal. And lots more. The net/net is that Jay opens your eyes to powerful marketing possibilities that are just sitting there in front of your nose where you can't see them. In one year, Jay used one  these 'improbable' concepts and provided $16 million in immediate sales for us. I paid him $500,000 for his