Copywriting: The Write Formula

The Write Formula

Written by Linda Offenheiser

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That All-Important Headline

Develop a headline that catches your reader's eye and interest. Make it unique and catchy but make it honest! Don't try to lure a reader by making outlandish promises or by using a headline that has nothing at all to do with your text. Your headline should introduce your text, not disguise it. As with text, short headlines work better than long ones. If your headline doesn't get repparttar reader's attention repparttar 108110 rest of your copy will never be read. So work on that headline until it reaches out and grabs repparttar 108111 reader's eye!

And finally . . .

Sales Copy is Never Finished!

You may write your copy many, many times. There are always little ways to tweak it to make it better and you should! Don't let it become stagnant. The best sales copy changes and adapts . . . it evolves!

Linda Offenheiser is the owner of Stress-Free Copy where sales copy comes alive! She also publishes a weekly marketing ezine, All the Write Stuff!, that’s informative, friendly and fun! You can visit her at http://www.stress-freecopy.com or subscribe at http://www.stress-freecopy.com/subscribe.htm

Copywriting Makeover: Know Where Your Customers Are In The Buying Process Part 2 of 2

Written by Karon Thackston

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The Results

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Another happy ending!

Copy not getting results? Learn to write SEO copy that impresses the engines and your visitors at http://www.copywritingcourse.com. Be sure to check out Karon’s latest e-report “How To Increase Keyword Saturation (Without Destroying the Flow of Your Copy)” at http://www.copywritingcourse.com/keyword.

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