When it pays to FORGET an item
Category: Copy Writing - email copy | Date: 2003-05-14 |
Have you ever sent out your carefully worded sales letter in a mailing campaign only to realise that . . . you had forgotten to include an important point or a useful feature of your product.
Conversely when you reply to customers or follow up on their initial enquiries do you wish that you had some additional news to convey ?
Then why not combine the two ?
In your sales letter you can DELIBERATELY omit some information.
For example
* special discount offer
* your own personal experience with the product
* comparison with other products
* references from satisfied customers
And then be sure to mention these as an extra MOTIVATING incentive in your next communication !
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Harvey has more great tips - over 120 of them - in the archives of the "SuperTips Ezine". Plus article contributions from top Internet marketing experts
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Conversely when you reply to customers or follow up on their initial enquiries do you wish that you had some additional news to convey ?
Then why not combine the two ?
In your sales letter you can DELIBERATELY omit some information.
For example
* special discount offer
* your own personal experience with the product
* comparison with other products
* references from satisfied customers
And then be sure to mention these as an extra MOTIVATING incentive in your next communication !
About the Author
Harvey has more great tips - over 120 of them - in the archives of the "SuperTips Ezine". Plus article contributions from top Internet marketing experts
Visit supertips.com/ezine/archives.htm
:To contact see details below.
hsegal@supertips.com
http://www.supertips.com/
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