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Written by Larry Dotson


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SAYING A LOT WITH A LITTLE: POWERFUL CLASSIFIED ADS

Written by Meredith Pond


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Next, try to make your product or service sound useful or exciting, without hyping it up too much or making promises you might not be able to keep. These tactics will only undermine your credibility, which you can't afford to do in 25-50 words.

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