Tip 1 - Know your Product/Service
What are you selling anyway?
A Bookkeeping Service to
process your accounting records.
Or
A Service that will REDUCE
financial stresses and HELPS build Financial
FREEDOM.
Study your product/service
and create an Emotional benefits list that
you can incorporate into
your ads, webpage content and sales letters that
*sell* your prospects.
Tip 2 - Write, walk away,
Edit and Rewrite
When writing your promotional
materials, never put your *first draft*
into circulation. Write
a draft. Put it away for a while. Come back
to it, edit and rewrite
it. Put it away again for a while. Come back
and let someone else read
it, then rewrite it again. You might be
surprised at the results.
Tip 3 - Define your audience
Who are you marketing to
anyway? If you're not absolutely sure than,
DO NOT promote your product
or service until you do. Marketing in the
*blind* is the sure road
to failure.
Tip 4 - Tools to use
Simple tools can Make your
promotional materials *Shine*. Here's a few
that you may already have
lying around somewhere.
A Dictionary - use it to
make sure that you spell all those words
correctly, your image with your prospective buyer may
depend on it. (How have I done in this article?)
A Thesaurus - great
tool for finding that word that you just can't
quite get. It's just on the edge of your mind but your
mind just won't let it go.
A Quotes book- Quotes are
great for making your promotional materials
come alive. Use them to help emphasis important points
in your writing.
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Tip 5 - Create Great headlines
Before you write your headlines
try this little technique.
First review your product
benefits list. You do have such a thing
don't you? Next spend a
few minutes reading great headlines from
magazines, books, Classified
ads sites, Ezines, etc. Now sit down
and write your headlines,
lots of them.
This little exercise will
help your subconscious to create the Killer
headlines that will make
you money. Try it out. IT WORKS!
Tip 6 - Use quotes
Use quotes around your headlines
and sub-headers. This will make your
headlines stand out. It
also adds a little personality to your writing.
"How to Use QUOTES in your
HEADLINES to trick your Audience"
Sometimes, just a very minor
change in your headline can increase your
response exponentially.
Tip 7 - Ask questions
Use a question in your headline,
opening sentence of your ad copy and
in your web page content.
Questions always get attention. Questions also
gets your audience involved
in your copy. Make sure that your question
is relevant to your target
audience.
Tip 8 - Use the MAGNETIC
word HOW
Use one of the most magnetic
words of all - "HOW". This word is
irresistible. Use it often
in your headlines, ad copy, Web page content
and sales letters. Use it
in combination with other words to really get
attention. How to, How You,
How I, How this, How money etc. It's
magnetic and will draw attention
every time.
Tip 9 - Use the MAGIC word
YOU
The word YOU is the single
most powerful word that can be used in your
promotional material. If
you're not using this word and using it often,
then you will are really
*missing* the boat in your advertising campaigns.
Your mission, "should you
decide to accept it", should be to involved
your audience in your copy.
So, why not use the magic of the word YOU.
Tip 10 - Substitute words
Always substitute emotional
words for technical words in your ad copy.
Before you put your ad,
webpage or sales letter copy into production,
review every sentence and
look for words that you can substitute for
words that trigger the emotions.
Here are a few examples.
The word
CREATE can be substituted for the word MAKE
The words
THERE'S MORE can be substituted for the word ADDITIONAL
The word
TOUGH can be substituted for the word DIFFICULT
The word
WORRIED can be substituted for the word CONCERNED
Use emotional words everywhere
in your copy and YOU will reap the
monetary rewards.
Tip 11 - Eliminate words
Check every sentence
of your copy and eliminate any words that are not
necessary. Your copy should
always be short, benefits laden, compact
and to the point. It's not
the length that counts but the impact of the
words that you use. Eliminate
all those *dead* words and make your copy
come *alive*.
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Or
You can create a GOLD MINE that's yours to MINE.
Tip 12 - Know what you want
them to do
It's amazing to me how so
many ads failed at the most important selling
point, the call to action.
Tell them EXACTLY what you want them to do.
If you've done a good job
at getting them to this point than show them
the way to your *most wanted
response*. It's really quite simple.
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and call this number (999-999-9999).
To get started Today, just
click on the link below. It's your ticket
to success.
Get on-board Today. Here's
how:
Step 1 - Write down this
Id number
Step 2 - Go to this Web
page and Sign-up
Step 3 - Send a blank email
to this email address
Step 4 - Call me at this
number if you need help
You tell them exactly what
to do and they will follow.
Tip 13 - Get a second opinion
I've made this mistake many
times. I wrote my advertising copy, reviewed
it myself, spell checked
it and put it into production. The next week
when the ad came out in
the Ezine, I was surprised. The copy was really
quite weak and my response
was also. Always have a third party review
your copy. Tell them what
you are trying to accomplish and let them give
you their opinion. Try it
the next time you write. You might be
surprised at the results.
Tip 14 - Make them SEE it
It's been proven time and
time again that people buy based on emotions.
You must be able to *trigger*
those emotions in your advertising copy.
Write so your audience can
*see* themselves experience what you are
writing about. Use words
that captives and triggers the *minds eye* and
you will get more sales.
Imagine driving to your bank
next week with a box stuffed with $20 bills!
Tip 15 - Put it in the right
places
Great ads, webpage content
and sales letters can become poor performers
when place in front of the
wrong audience. Don't make this mistake. If
you are not sure who is
your target person, then put a HOLD on your
advertising campaign until
you do. Define your target person and find
out where they hangout.
Sometimes even poor copy can get *Great* results
when place in front of the
*right* audience.
These tips are designed to
help you get better results from your
advertising campaigns. Use
them as a guide to help maximize your
time and efforts in your
next advertising campaign.
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This Article was written
by Chuck Crawley, editor of the
ADSTPLC Newsletter and Webmaster
of the "KILLER ADS SITE".
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