5 Tips on Writing a Great Salesletter

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Rob Salzberg

Awesome post Mark. Very Informative. Thanks for highlighting that we should focus on benefits. I had always focused on features in the past with not a good results. Now I focus on benefits.
Nichole Bell

Hey Mark,

Thank you for the, “Daily Call To Action” you send me, I post them on FB.
Reg Whelan

Hey Mark,
Working with the KISS principle seems to be the way to go.
What does everyone think of the email reading itself to the recipient? If that is possible…
Looking forward to next wee. Should learn something about using my new 50 buck camtasia…hehe & Thanks for that too.
Reg
Mark

That’s what it is all about, my friend …

I will be sending another blast Wednesday .. the price has gone up a bit .. BUT .. it will still be more than a $200+ savings .. making it affordable for anyone.

Hope you enjoy!

– M 😀
Steven Taylor

Thanks for the special price on Camtasia for joining your mailing list, less than a 1/3 of the cost is awsome! I just finished my first practice recording and can’t believe how easy it was.
Mark

Thanks Luis …

More to come THIS WEEK .. Stay Tuned!

– M 😀
Mark

Freakin’ awesome reply, Jean …

Thank You!

– M 😀
luis

Glad I’m hooked up with you, such nuggets of information are not usually given away freely.

keep it it up bud 🙂

Luis
Jean

Hi Mark,

Great advice, especially the one on one bit.

You should always write as if you’re holding a conversation and KEEP IT SIMPLE.

One of the most helpful tips I was given was to write as if the person to whom you’re speaking is only about thirteen to fifteen years old.

If you use difficult language people don’t understand they’ll switch off so you need to make sure everything you write is clear.

People want things easy and regardless of its length your sales letter just has to cover three things –

Here’s what I’ve got.

This is what it does.

Here’s how you get it.

As I said – KEEP IT SIMPLE

Take care

Jean
Mark

Thanks so much Reg …

Next wee I will go through how to use a VIDEO – w/ sub-titles and NO writing!

Stay Tuned.

– M 😀
Mark

Sammy my friend … good to see you stopping by, brother!

We still NEED to clear some time to chat bro.

I love YOUR S.D. Ward Success Associates Blog!

– M 😀
Mark

Mitchell … thanks bud ….

Be sure to check through past posts and be on the look out this week for one that I have taken 5 days t write … it will be about

“Branding YOU with the Power of Webcasting”

I hope you like it, my friend!

AND … THANK YOU for the kind words!

– M 😀
Mark

Kimmie..

As always thanks for poping by!

WOW … your blog is looking awesome and I love your writing style on it!

Folks, be sure to click on Kimmie and check out her blog … it’s a really GREAT example!

– M 😀
Mark

You got it Danielle … you got it!

Thanks for sharing some great info…

PEOPLE .. READ THIS DANIELLE’s POST!

Thanks,

– M 😀
Mark

Hey Deb,

Yep Yep … K.I.S.S. …. Right?

– M 😀
Mark

Richard,

I will be posting a GREAT 12 step formula on writing copy soon … whe you see it you will realize how easy it really can be. i use it all the time!

– M 😀
Mark

Thanks so much, Mikey P! Like YOU need advice bro?

Thanks for all you do.

M 😀
Mark

Thanks Steven!

I appreciate you reading, bud.

– M 😀
Reg Whelan

G’Day Mark,
We definately need to know how to build sales pages that generate sales to be able to sell online. Another of your great informational blog posts. Thanks once more.
Sam Ward

Mark, you should be in baseball. You always hit homeruns. This is something we teach others for money, and you give it away for free! WOW! Amazing!
Mitchell Dillman

Oh yes, Mr. Mark Call..!

You have hooked a new blog follower, that’s for sure…

You are write on the money here. Look forward to hearing more from you soon.
Kim Nesbitt

Great advice Mark! I love the concept of telling a story to keep your readers attention. That would also help to build your relationship with the reader.

Thanks for being such a great mentor!

Kim
Danielle Parsons

I think I heard these tips on GVO Academy one time. Someone needs to drill a hole on a project around the house. If someone comes along and tries to sell a drill without using these principles, the person will not buy the drill. Someone else comes along and talks about how this drill can make holes for the project (describing benefits of owning a drill), the person immediately buys the drill. Stories sell. Keep up the good work in GVO Academy and GVO Conference!
Deb Lane

Great tips Mark, thanks for sharing!

Sometimes we make things harder than they have to be. These simple steps, if followed, can create real results 🙂
Richard Bligdon

Excellent article,Mark.

This article shows why if someone is putting together a website,but they don’t know anything about sales copy,they would be very smart to spend the extra money to hire an expert to write the sales pages.

As for the rest,some email ads I read,,,uh…yawn!
Mike

Awesome blog bud and great tips!
Steven Taylor

Fantastic tips Mark! Always get great information from you. Looking forward to your next Take action Tuesday conference. Thank you for being YOU!

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