5 Secrets For GRIPPING Sales Letters!

Written by Grady Smith


We both know that to make a sale, you need to have people actually read your sales letter. So here's five often overlooked yet simple techniques you can apply to any sales letter right now to turn your copy into an engaging, "keep them reading tillrepparttar end" deal closer. Read on.

1) BREAK UP YOUR COPY WITH A FEW ONE SENTENCE PARAGRAPHS

Nothing scaresrepparttar 127306 reader of a sales letter quicker then a long-winded, cluttered, blab on forever sales letter.

The remedy?

Instead of writing a short sales letter (we know long copy sells), break it up and make it LOOK smaller torepparttar 127307 untrained eye.

You can do this with short one-sentence paragraphs.

It's an easy way to cut a long sales letter down to size and hand it over to your readers in easy to digest bites.

And it works!

Try it now. Take your existing sales letter and just break it up a bit. Divide a paragraph into a few one sentence paragraphs here and there. Make it easy and clean to read and watch what happens!

2) USE THESE TO BREAK UP YOUR COPY

Again, long sales letters freak us out. Unless we're really hot forrepparttar 127308 offer we won't want to jump in and investrepparttar 127309 time reading a sales letter that looks like it could take usrepparttar 127310 better part of an afternoon.

Aside from breaking up sentences, add bullets that scream about benefits. Number some of your comments into mini lists. And use bold printed large font headlines to catchrepparttar 127311 eye and give separation to long runs of copy.

3) EMPHASIZE STRONG WORDS AND PHRASES

"How To Undergird Your Sales Letters And Ads With Irresistible 'Cause And Effect' Statements That Compel People To Buy"

Written by Mike Jezek


Inrepparttar next few moments, as you follow me in this revealing article, you're about to grab hold of a clever technique that'll compel more people to respond to your ads and sales letters. This clever technique I'm referring to is called "Cause and Effect" statements. And it can make your copywriting riveting and make people "feel" like buying. Here's how it works... you simply take an accepted truth, both you and your reader agree upon and lead from that into something you want your readers to act on. It's subtle and tremendously effective! Examples of "Cause and Effect" statements: Selling a home: "The moment you see this house, you're going to want it." Selling a book: "Because you're still reading this letter, I know you're seeingrepparttar 127305 value in this." Selling a self-help course: "Just popping in my first audio tape will cause you to immediately know this course wasrepparttar 127306 right investment for you." Selling software: "Listen, once I show you how this new program works

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