Create Your Own Sell Them Hard Sales Letter

Jan 3
22:00

2002

Eduardo Queiroz

Eduardo Queiroz

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Don't fool ... You can write a sales letter that demands people hand over their money simply by learning the secrets of the pros. ... is a simple plan that if you follow, can make your sal

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Don't fool yourself. You can write a sales letter that
demands people hand over their money simply by
learning the secrets of the pros.


Following is a simple plan that if you follow,Create Your Own Sell Them Hard Sales Letter Articles can make
your sales letters hook visitors and lead them down the
road to whichever destination you want.


To start, write a headline that hooks the visitor. If
you're creating a website sales letter, this should be
in bold print and the first thing your visitor sees.


If you're creating a sales letter for an e-mail ad,
then your subject line will be the hook that grabs them
and makes them open the e-mail to read more.


Point blank, your headline needs to make a promise. Write
your headline with the guarantee that if the reader invests
the time then they'll be rewarded with finding out how the
promise will work for them.


Second, you want to lead the reader further into your sales
letter by expanding on the subject of your headline. Your
first paragraph in your sales letter's body needs to further
entrance the reader by giving details of your promise, and
outlining exactly how it's going to benefit them. So, I might
write something like this:


"In the next few minutes you'll discover how to gain instant
access to my member's only area. Inside, you'll have instant
access to fresh, up to date content, e-books, forums, and one
on one consultation with marketing experts that can literally
shoot your business into profit making overdrive!"


After leading them in, the body of your copy should continue
on with benefit after benefit directed towards the reader and
how it's going to help them solve a problem.


Give different benefits that will appeal to different readers.
For instance, if you're selling a book starting a home business,
the first benefit could be more money.


A second benefit could be addressing the comfort of working
from home. If the money doesn't make them want to buy, then
perhaps being able to saunter down the hallway in their pajamas
will grab them and make them find your offer irresistible.


Keep going this way. Outline every benefit, and go into detail
about how it will solve their problem and improve their life.


After the body, you'll want to give them a call to action.
You need to tell people what you want them to do.


If the goal of your sales letter is to have them visit your
website, then say, "Click here now for an Amazing Discount!"
Tell them specifically what you want them to do and they'll
do it.


Finally, close your sales letter with a strong P.S. that
outlines in short the benefits they're going to receive
and restate your guarantee, telling them there's no risk
for them to order now. Everybody will read your P.S. that's
grabbed by your headline, so you really have to make it sell
hard. And make sure to give the customer a link to click in
the P.S. in case the mood strikes them.


And there you have it. My simple plan to writing a sales
letter that makes you money. Use it as a guideline for
everything you write. And create a sales letter for yourself
that works hard to make you money.