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Copywriting
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5 Tips On How To Write Concisely
Whatever you write, you stand a better chance of people reading it if you keep the writing tight and concise. This is particularly true of your marketing materials. Whether it's a brochure, a sales letter, a postcard, or website content, a lasered message is more compelling than pages of wordiness that dance around the point.
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DIY Copywriting or Just Call in the Pros?
The most prolific activity related to all aspects of Internet marketing today is... writing. I’ve often wondered exactly how many people fully understand that statement. So let’s take a brief look at what it actually means.
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5 Simple Tips For Increasing Your Website Copy's Pulling Power
Being able to lead your customer down the buying path (with a minimum of fuss and bother) is something all business Website owners need to be able to do well. In this article I give you 5 simple tips for making the buying process easier for your customer.
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Make Your Customers Buy Like Crazy
In a Perfect World this would be a fantastic thing to happen
in your internet business. To have your customers throwing
money at you for any product or service you were marketing.
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5 Tips for Writing Better Copy
Writing copy for you business is a crucial element to converting site visitors. These five tips will help you correct common mistakes in your writing.
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Copywriting: Specialize For Your Own Sake -- Part 3 of 3
In Parts 1 and 2 of 3, we explored how specializing as a copywriter can mean setting yourself apart from the competition, increasing your business (and pay), and doing more of the work you prefer. In part 3 of 3, we examine different ways you can specialize as a copywriter.
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15 Tips For More Effective Headlines
Headlines are the #1 key to copywritng success. If your headline tanks, the rest of your ad or sales letter is largely irrelevant! If you don't first pull your prospect inside -- you don't stand much of a chance of making the sale!
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Facts about Designing Unique Internet Sales Letters, Part 2
Your headline, and the following sub-headline, will make or break your web sales copy, but let’s take a closer look at the sub-headline’s purpose. It can differ, depending upon the writing approach you choose; the sub-headline might be a supporting statement, a claim, or a question. Below are some examples for you to analyze and develop your own ideas for Internet sales copy.
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