Archive | March, 2008
A Simple Shortcut for Writing Irresistible Benefits
Do you know whether you’re promoting features or benefits in your marketing materials? The answer to this question plays a significant role in the effectiveness of your marketing message. While features are facts, benefits explain why facts are important. It’s these benefits that target your prospects’ emotions – a key factor in selling situations. People [...]
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3. March 2008
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