Tag Archive | "persuasion"

Try This Writing Formula on Your Next Marketing Piece

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

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If predicting the location of NASA’s falling satellite debris proved easier than writing your last marketing piece, then the formula you’ll soon see should help solve your struggles. But before revealing the process, understand I take zero credit for this tip. The recognition goes to Bob Bly, a renowned copywriter and author of several best-selling [...]

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How to Match Your Marketing With What Your Prospects Want

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

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Here’s a quick tip for the next time you need to create copy that connects with your prospects and makes them eager for what you offer … This piece in the persuasion process is one you can’t overlook because it helps prove to prospects you understand their situation. As a result, you get viewed more [...]

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7 Ways to Get More Responses from Your Marketing Materials

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

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Even if you create copy so compelling it grabs eyeballs like glue, you won’t likely get responses unless you include an often-overlooked piece in the persuasion process … The call to action. Far too many opportunities get missed on marketing materials because prospects don’t know what step to take next. If you want your prospects [...]

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Boost Your Marketing Message With This 15-Point Website Content Checklist

Monday, February 7, 2011

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Your website content is an essential piece in the persuasion process. Its effectiveness determines how well your marketing message appeals to your prospects’ emotional senses that trigger action. The writing on your website also affects whether people can find you and your business using search engines. When you have poor website content, your ability to [...]

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61 Easy Ideas to Attract Prospects and Get More Customers

Friday, July 9, 2010

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In January 2009, I began a series of weekly articles for an often-ignored demographic — business owners and professionals who reluctantly take on the role of writer for their companies. At the time, I noticed the e-mails and calls I received from people needing ideas for their marketing materials were increasing. Due to the challenging [...]

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