The same is true if you have ever felt your brain go soft in the face of an enthusiastic car or electronics salesperson. One half of your brain knows you are being persuaded to buy extra features you don't need and probably can't afford. The other part of your brain is whispering in your ear, "Hey man, chill. This feels good. Go with the flow, listen to the man." The next rule of good sales letters copywriting has to do with the arousal of the reader's desire to get in on your offer. In a great many instances, for more details visit to www.sale-trigger-generator.com this rule is by-passed, and it appears, this is the real reason that a sales letter doesn't pull according to the expectations of the advertiser.
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And yes, even you will turn off your critical faculties from time to time. If you have ever purchased a lottery ticket you have been in this 'space'...where your desire for a better future overcomes your more rational thinking process. Hey, someone has to win.
Think about it - you've got your reader's attention; you've told them it's easy and simple; and you're about to ask them to do something. Unless you take the time to further "want your offer," your sales letter is going to only half turn them on. They'll compare your sales letters with the others that have grabbed their attention and finally decide upon the one that interests them the most.
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The thing about it is, when that same person applies these seven tricks, writing a sales letter can become as simple as writing an email to a friend.
Here they are...
1. Read other sales letters. Seems simple enough but countless people I've interviewed over the years have this one fault in common. They don't read other sales letters. It's like trying to ride a bike without ever putting your but on a bicycle and riding it. Is it possible? No, and neither is learning to write a sales letter without reading and understanding how sales letters are written.
2. Swipe other sales letters. I'll probably get a tongue lashing for this but who cares! From junk mail that comes in the form of sales letters or those little booklets are really a sales letter in disguise in the mail you can start a swipe file of your own. Then save all the pages of websites that are trying to sell similar products or even non-similar products. You'll know a sales letter when you see one. Save them on a folder called "Swipes." Read through these and look for language patterns and phrases you can use and edit to suit your product or service.
3. Start Writing headlines. Headlines are the most important elements of any sales message or sales letter. Write between 10 and 50 headlines per sales letter following the A.C.E.S. principle. Attention, Curiosity, Excitement, Specificity. TO learn more about A.C.E.S. search on Google for an article called, "How To Write A Headline That Converts More Visitors Into Customers."
4. Write to a friend. In other words, write your sales letter as if you are writing an emotional letter to your best friend about your product or service. Keep writing and don't stop to correct mistakes until you can't write any longer. If you use informal language, so be it. Anything that makes your sales letter seem more personal will make it more compelling.
5. Write short sentences and paragraphs. Keeping your paragraphs short and simple, will help you to increase the readership of your sales letter. The easier it looks to read the more likely they are to read it and buy your product! People are lazy, make it easy. Please note...I didn't say, make your sales letter short, I said, "keep your sentences short."
6. Use subheads. Subheads are like mini headlines. Heck, many of them ARE in fact headlines that you wrote earlier. Just make sure they work seamlessly with your copy. Subheads are used to break up long copy and drag people deeper into your words. Especially people who are skimming your copy. Online, it is also a way to relax the eye and give your sales letter more 'optical appeal'. Subheads can be compelling statements, confusing statements or positive reinforcing statements about your product or service.
7. Use a P.S. or two at the end of your sales letter. Two of the most important places on any sales letter and the two that get read most often are the headline and the P.S. It seems strange, but the truth is, like I said earlier, "People are lazy!" Many just don't have the time or patience to read your sales letter so they read your Headline and if it's interesting to them, they read your P.S.'s So make sure you restate your offer in your P.S. and you also, apply a scarcity tactic to get your reader to take action immediately.
These seven tricks are by no means an exhaustive list of sales letter writing methods but they can and will help you improve your copy and improve your product sales at breakneck speed. Apply them today and profit fast!
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