You Can't Afford To Be In Business

Written by Bob Osgoodby


You Can't Afford To Be In Business by Bob Osgoodby

We've all heardrepparttar old saying "Penny Wise and Pound Foolish". It never ceases to amaze me that someone will join an income opportunity program, but not effectively promote it and scout out new customers. Most people join programs of this type to generate income, and they pay a monthly fee to be involved.

They first might try allrepparttar 105031 free advertising available, and that may or may not generate some income. However, they are usingrepparttar 105032 "tried and true", but very "tired" ads supplied byrepparttar 105033 affiliate, and wonder why they don't do better.

Then they try some paid ads usingrepparttar 105034 same tired ad copy in newsletters, ezines and on web sites with similar results. At this point, they might do one of two things, and sometimes both. The first is they discount this type of advertising as not being effective, and/or quitrepparttar 105035 affiliate program. After a program gets saturated, thousands of people have used these affiliate supplied ads, and potential customers have seen them a "jillion" times. Once an ad gets "tired", it is a waste of time and money to continue using it.

However, many people rely on ezine advertising to sell these affiliate programs that others are failing at, and do very well. So what are they doing to be successful?

They do not just post an ad, and wait forrepparttar 105036 dollars to arrive in their mailbox. They have not fallen into what is referred to as "the earn while you sleep" trap. You know, you throw up a few ads onrepparttar 105037 web, and at night people all overrepparttar 105038 world are sending you their hard earned money. They realize that like anything else, if they are to succeed, they have to work at it.

The first thing they do is write some original ad copy, and back it up with their own web site. Withrepparttar 105039 cost of registering a site AND a full year of web hosting for about $35, (see http://bitshack.com) which is probably less than their monthly fee torepparttar 105040 affiliate program, this is a must.

They next seek out newsletters or ezines, whose subscribers fall into their general target market. There, they place their rewritten ads and keep them going. It takes usually 5 to 7 exposures to an ad to get someone's attention. The really successful keep their ads in front of potential customers on a regular basis.

Influence Your Audience with This Copywriting Technique

Written by Lisa Sparks


Paintingrepparttar picture. It's what copywriters do allrepparttar 105030 time to draw readers into whatever they're selling. It's one ofrepparttar 105031 most powerful tools in writing because it draws onrepparttar 105032 most powerful part ofrepparttar 105033 human brain: Our imaginations.

The best part is that you only have to drop a few details intorepparttar 105034 copy to set offrepparttar 105035 reader's imagination. The key is knowing which words will triggerrepparttar 105036 response you want fromrepparttar 105037 audience. Let's take a look at what you can do to paint justrepparttar 105038 right picture to start getting higher sales. 1. What kind of emotion doesrepparttar 105039 reader need to feel before he buys?

Willrepparttar 105040 majority of your prospects need to feel like you're just like someone they grew up with or went to school with before they break out their credit cards? These arerepparttar 105041 kinds of questions you'll have to ask yourself, because even in business-to-business sales it's all aboutrepparttar 105042 emotional side of selling. When paintingrepparttar 105043 picture, be whatever your readers want you to be so that you gain their trust. That way, they'll read every word you've written, right down to when you ask forrepparttar 105044 sale. 2. Choose a situation or experience that's familiar to your readers.

For instance, a writing coach would instantly draw me in if she mentionedrepparttar 105045 experience of seeing my name in print. Every writer gets a rush when that happens. It never gets old. What common experience does your target audience share? Quickly describe it and you've got them hooked, at least untilrepparttar 105046 next paragraph. 3. Offer a clever twist on your "picture" to draw readers intorepparttar 105047 rest of your offer. Here's an example:

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