Labor Day Special from Genealogy Tip of the Day

Genealogist Michael John Neill, is offering two Labor Day specials today on his webinars and newsletter, Casefile Clues.

The first is $10 off any order of $20 or more, by using the coupon code labor.

The second special is a $4 Download Special of three of his most popular webinars: Seeing Patterns; Charts, Charts, and More Charts; and Creating Research Plans.This special is available here only.

You may remember that Michael was our speaker at the October 2006 workshop. If you haven't had an opportunity to hear him live, his webinars are the next best thing! Also, I (Miriam) have done a review of Casefile Clues here, if you are interested in his newsletter.

The list of other webinars for sale (not included with the $4 Download Specials) is available here. Scroll down to the bottom of that post to see the link for ordering the Casefile Clues newsletter.

This offer is good today only, September 2, 2013, and expires at 11:59 PM, PDT.

Opportunity??

This just came to me from Family Tree Magazine...hey, I've always taught in my genealogy classes that "if it's free, take two!" Why not give this a try??

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