How to Write Your Own Sales Copy that Captures Your Reader’s Attention
Posted by RevenueGal on
July 27, 2009
Want to know how to write your own sales copy that will capture your reader’s attention?
The beginning of your sales letter is very important because it must hook the reader into reading the rest of your copy.
Here’s 3 great tips on how to write your own sales copy:
1. List the Greatest Benefits of your Product or Service
The main purpose of your of your headline is to hook the reader and give them a reason to read the rest of your copy. For this reason, tell your reader about the greatest benefit of your product or service.
You don’t just want to say what a product does, you want to say what it will do for the reader. So list all the benefits of your product (all the great things your product does for people) and then choose the best one and include it in your headline.
2. Make an Striking Statement and then Explain it in your Subheadline
Your subheadline should continue or build upon what the headline says.
For example, you might make a major claim in your headline that might almost seem too good to be true. Then you can back up that claim in the subheadline by explaining it so it’s more believable.
3. Make a Connection with your Reader Immediately
If you can make a connection in your headline then do so. If not, then make a connection right at the beginning of the copy, just after your headlines.
One great way to do this is to ask a series of questions that will get the reader nodding ‘yes’ and will let the reader know you are similar to them. This will help build trust and will make the person more likely to buy what you’re selling.
For further reading we recommend:
Write Hot Copy Fast which can teach you how to write a high converting sales letter even if you have no previous writing experience.
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