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5. Use
checkmark or a bulleted point against each benefit of
product or service that you are selling. You want to have as long a list as possible! And present features of your product or service as benefits or solutions to your prospect’s problems.
6. Include P.S., P.S.S. and P.S.S.S. at
foot of your sales letter. It has been shown that many busy website visitors do not have
time to read your entire sales copy. They are likely to scroll to
bottom of your sales letter to check out
conclusion, summary and how much your product is selling for. As such, in your concluding paragraph, including post scripts is a good idea. Here, you can summarise
main points of what you are selling, repeat your bonus offers and once again, your call for action.
7. Include your contact information prominently. The feeling of security is important to prospects who do not know or have met you. If they do not feel secure, they are not likely to do business with you. Including your contact information helps in that they know that you are reachable, that you are a REAL person and you are running a genuine business.

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