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Do you groan in agony at the thought of writing a sales letter? Does it
feel like every word is dripping with a pushy sales pitch that you just
know your readers will hate? Recently, this exact situation was poised
to me, and the question was asked;
"How do I overcome this feeling and where do I start in order to write
action inducing sales copy?"
The first thing that is required before you can sit down to write is a
change in your mindset. You need to know when writing a sales letter
that you are not asking or "pushing" your readers into buying your
product. You are offering a solution to a problem or filling a need that
your readers face. This is the heart of your sales letter, and the main
focus. The benefits are very important, but remember that you are
making an offer to solve a problem.
Once you realize that your offering a valuable solution to a problem, and
not peddling a useless piece of junk, writing the sales letter becomes
much easier. Business owners who know that their product or service
provides maximum value never feel as if they are "pushing something" off
on the customer. If you don't feel this strongly about your product either
stop selling it, or add more value.
Helpful Tips to Make Your Sales Copy Soar
Write to your customer the same way you would tell a friend about the
product. If you really found benefit in a product, you would tell your
friends about the great benefits you reaped from using the product. Your
customers will respond to this approach the same as your friends will.
Write to your customer, not at your customer. This means write as if
the letter is addressed directly to them and not the anonymous majority.
You might say:
"Customers who purchase our XYZ Oral Hygiene Kit will enjoy long
lasting fresh breath for up to 8 years guaranteed"
While this is a strong statement, your customer psychologically
associates some third party with the benefit. Instead, paint a picture in
the mind of your customer and make sure they are in it. So instead of
the above you would say:
"After only one 1 painless application with my XYZ Oral Hygiene Kit
You will enjoy up to 8 years of long lasting fresh breath...guaranteed!"
This turns on the mental television in your customer mind and allows him
to "place himself in the drivers seat" for lack of a better analogy. And
when your customers start seeing the benefits as they pertain to their
situation, you will start realizing higher conversion rates.
Spend a little extra time and make sure your copy is the best you can
produce. There is no point to writing a sales letter if you're not going to
make it shine. Trust me your customers will be able to tell if you rushed
it and threw out some random list of benefits trying to force a sale, and
your orders will reflect it. So take a little extra time and take some pride
in your work, it will be well worth it when your sales count skyrockets.
Have a third party proofread your work. As a copywriter, we are often
too close to our own work, and are unable to give a objective review.
Have a friend or family member read through your copy to see if the
wording flows well, and the message and more importantly, the offer,
gets through to the reader. If you can't find anyone local, their are
plenty of marketing forums online where copywriters hang out who
would be glad to read through your sales copy and help you out.
In the end you get out of your sales copy what you put into it.
A businesses sales copy can make or break that business. Take a little
time to learn the fundamentals of writing sale pulling copy, and you
will be rewarded with every sales letter you write.
Learn how to write jaw dropping ad copy that will have your
customers drooling. Sign-up free for the "Sales Copy Conversion
Course" at: http://www.artofhomebusiness.com/tag/copy-article.htm
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