Achieve Planner
Started by Cassius
on 9/19/2007
Cassius
9/19/2007 10:56 pm
From an email I received:
Alert: Achieve Planner on sale this week
As readers o this blog know, I’m a big fan of time and life planning software Achieve Planner. I reviewed it a couple of months ago.
The developer has announced a “fire sale” available to subscribers to his newsletters and others who learn about the sale from friends. While the lean version sells for $49, the full Productivity Suite sells for $99, with a price increase scheduled for later in the year. It’s on sale for $59 next week. To hype sales, the developer is throwing in some bonuses as incentive, one of which I suspect is worth trying to get—the developer’s e-Book about time management [which I’ve thought about buying, but always turn away at the last moment].
The best deal is on Monday, Aug 27, when the software and the time management e-book are both available. You can read about it at:
http://www.effexis.com/FireSale/
-c
Alert: Achieve Planner on sale this week
As readers o this blog know, I’m a big fan of time and life planning software Achieve Planner. I reviewed it a couple of months ago.
The developer has announced a “fire sale” available to subscribers to his newsletters and others who learn about the sale from friends. While the lean version sells for $49, the full Productivity Suite sells for $99, with a price increase scheduled for later in the year. It’s on sale for $59 next week. To hype sales, the developer is throwing in some bonuses as incentive, one of which I suspect is worth trying to get—the developer’s e-Book about time management [which I’ve thought about buying, but always turn away at the last moment].
The best deal is on Monday, Aug 27, when the software and the time management e-book are both available. You can read about it at:
http://www.effexis.com/FireSale/
-c