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A Simple Yet Deadly Formula To Writing Salesletters That Pull In Cash Without Fail!
On the web, your ability to write is your weapon. Words sell on the Internet, since there is very little or no face to face contact. You must have the ability to sell, or you won’t be making too much ‘dough’. If you’re writing a direct salesletter, you have to follow a proven formula. This is one I have used time and time again. I have copied the masters and refined it for improved results. 1) Present the prospect’s problem The prospect arrived at your salespage because he had a problem. No, not with you, but something personal. It can be a health problem, a relationship problem or a financial problem. Describe the problem to him at the start of your salesletter. 2) Explain why the problem hasn’t been solved Before you present your solution, tell your prospect why the problem still hasn’t been solved. Perhaps earlier products didn’t fit the bill or had certain deficiencies. 3) Present your solution Now, introduce your product. Explain how it solves your customer’s problem in a way no other product has done before. 4) Call to action It’s now time to close your salesletter. You need to get the prospect to act. Tell him to buy now or sign up for your newsletter, depending on the goal of your salesletter. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Fabian Tan is the author of the free 51-Page Report: "Murder Your Job: How To Build Cash Sucking Autopilot Businesses In 30 Days Or Less!" Head over to www.MurderYourJob.com to get your free copy now before it’s gone! |
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