Master Headline Creation In 3 Easy Steps!

Written by Grady Smith


You’ve got seconds to grab your reader’s attention. Fail, and you’ll lose them and their money forever.

I want you to succeed, and headline creation is one ofrepparttar things you need to learn to make money online.

So, after repeated requests, I’m going to break it down for you step by step as together we create a headline that grabsrepparttar 129724 reader and demands they read more.

To do this, I’m going to present you with a fictitious product. It’s called “Copywriter’s Companion”, and it will teach people how to write better copy.

Now,repparttar 129725 first step in beginning to write a headline is know your product’s biggest benefit. “Copywriter’s Companion” teaches a person how to write sales letters that get huge responses. So, that would be our biggest advantage.

But I’m sure there’s more to this manual and your product then just one simple benefit. And our next job is to create a list of every benefit we can come up with. Start writing and just run on, even if some don’t make that much sense or are general. We can discard as we move on.

Here’s how my list turned out:

Teaches how to write to sell Saves time Can learn to make money as a copywriter Will be able to sell more and make more money I offerrepparttar 129726 book for less than hiring a copywriter Never turn out bad sales letters again

Now you’ll notice in my list that it is mainly made up of promises, and that’s no mistake. But more on that in a moment.

So, you have a list of benefits. Some pretty weak, some that really grab at you.

You now need to spend a little time developing some of your weak benefits. If you can’t develop them into something stronger than trash them. A headline is too short for words and benefits that don’t pull their weight.

Next, we begin to construct out headline into a sentence or two that will giverepparttar 129727 readerrepparttar 129728 biggest benefits.

Basically, we’re just stringing words together at this point. We want to get a rough form of our headline together that gives benefits. Worry about nothing else at this point.

Here’srepparttar 129729 headline I came up with:

“Copywriter’s Companion is a manual of time saving tips that show how copywriters do it and get paid a lot of money”.

I know, pretty horrible. I don’t usually write that poor of a headline. But I did it so I can teach you how headline creation works.

Anyway, we haverepparttar 129730 rough headline. Not very exciting. But still, I see a ton of headlines of this type that dotrepparttar 129731 Internet landscape. And we both know a headline like that isn’t going to cut it. Whilerepparttar 129732 “Copywriter’s Companion” is a fine fictitious product,repparttar 129733 headline I just wrote sheds no light on its true worth.

10 Successful Strategies For Profitable Sales Letters

Written by Grady Smith


1) Start with a headline. Right up front give your products strongest benefit. Make a promise in your headline, and then explain howrepparttar promise and benefits work torepparttar 129721 customers potential inrepparttar 129722 body of your sales letter.

2) Tell a story. Give a little of yourself in your sales presentation. Letrepparttar 129723 reader know you, your hopes and dreams. Sharerepparttar 129724 disappointments you encountered alongrepparttar 129725 way, and divulge how you overcame them. Nothing endears a reader and turns them into a customer quicker than knowing who they’re handing their money to.

3) Sell your product hard. Grab your products best benefits and assemble them into easy to skim exciting mini bulleted headlines. I’ve often purchased products online after readingrepparttar 129726 first three benefits and seeing one or two I need.

4) Giverepparttar 129727 reader something to think about. Present them with questions that keep them interested and make them think. “Are you ready to take your business torepparttar 129728 next level”? “Are you willing to invest in your financial future?” “Can you really afford to walk away from this offer”?

5) Sell your product with confidence. Assume that anyone with any sense is going to buy your product. Use phrases like “With your order today.” This is an assumptive phrase. Everyone wants to act like they know what’s going on, and some will even feel wrong not havingrepparttar 129729 product because your sales letter presents it like there’s no other option for them.

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