THE REST OF THE COPY.

This should enforce what is in first paragraph, explaining downside of not having what you are offering. Explain product itself. Prove how inexpensive it is. Tell them what it costs. Show them how easy it is to order and pay for it.

Don't ever ask your prospects to buy. Tell them. "Buy now. Click here." Give them a time limit. "Buy before midnight for this special offer. Only x/number at this price." I am sure you have got idea.

Give them as many payment options as you can. The more options more sales.

Study other peoples' adverts that work. Compare them with your own. See how you can improve your adverts. Follow experts. They know what they are doing.

Nothing is perfect, try to get as near as you can.

Whatever you do, publish very best headline that you can devise. No matter how compelling your text is, if they don't read headline you will never make sale.

If I have got you seriously thinking about composition of your adverts, I have achieved my object.

Get stuck in and make lots of money.

Wishing you all best. ...Bob...

It is these articles that we are interested in. Each one will have a by-line at bottom inviting you to visit their website or something similar.

These articles are seldom written by publisher of ezines. They are drawn from a reservoir of articles held by a small number of specialist article libraries.

Study articles in ezines that you receive through your email. As a general rule, they are written to inform on some aspect of on-line business. There is nothing there that average knowledgeable person could not write.

If you had written it, by-line would have been yours. The link at bottom would be to your website. The number of potential readers could be anything from a few hundred to a few thousands.

In a matter of weeks, it could be used by ezines all over world. It could be read by probably a million or more people.

If only two percent of readers click on your link you are in business, and it will have cost you nothing. Just think what it would have cost you to get 20,000 visitors through 'Pay-per-click'.

The ezines that will publish your article are ones that are interested in your topic, they are not picked at random. Their readers are all your potential customers.

If you are thinking that you could not write an article, think again. When you stop to consider potential rewards of a 300+ word article, it is not a matter of 'Can I' it is a matter of how soon can I get going.

If you really want to do something, you will find a way of doing it. When you have written your first article you will be keen to get started on next one, and next. It can become addictive.

Whatever you do, don't just think about it. DO IT. It’s money for old rope.

All best. ...Bob...