You already understand the importance of immediately capturing attention when persuading prospects to take action on your marketing materials. After all, until you have eyeballs glued to your copy, anything you write is essentially invisible. The way you attract attention comes down to two choices — you can write something your prospects know is true (but won’t [...]
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Think back to the last time you made a major purchase. Maybe you bought a new flat-screen TV … a custom-tailored suit … or possibly the latest iPhone. Initially, you probably had some concerns. What if your cables at home weren’t compatible with your new TV? What if you changed your mind about the look of your suit [...]
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One of the biggest challenges you face when writing marketing copy is trying to break through the clutter already crammed your prospects’ minds. At any time, you’re competing against thousands of thoughts. So how can you direct attention to your message? The first thing you must remember is that people think in pictures. Your mind naturally converts words [...]
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