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  1. "Connect each dimensionalized benefit (of your product or service) with a dominant resident emotion" - Clayton Makepeace
  2. Don't have testimonials yet? Use case studies that show how well the techniques in your system work. They're often just as effective.
  3. People want the "golden egg" handed to them on a silver platter. Present your product to them in that manner, and you'll sell more.
  4. These 3 free copywriting e-books contain a wealth of solid copywriting instruction: http://tinyurl.com/yh9ht2h
  5. A free trial helps make your offer irresistible. It works because it totally removes all risk. Your prospect literally has nothing to lose!
  6. In your headline include the product benefit that relieves your prospect's biggest pain point.
  7. "Emotional appeals are very closely tied to value. " (Craig Garber)
  8. The difference between a USP and a hook: your USP is a big part of your positioning. A hook is what gives your ad headline its curiosity.
  9. @RobertStover: Yeah, that's a good one too. The "600 pound" letter has at least 12 highly effective persuasion triggers!
  10. @RobertStover: Halbert's "High School Student Loses Almost 600 Pounds" salesletter.
  11. Listening to: Eben Pagan's "Print Persuasion Masterclass". 6-CD set. I highly recommend it.
  12. An unproven claim in a salesletter is like a cloud without rain. Empty.
  13. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" is a dual benefit headline. It gets its power from progression. The 2nd benefit feeds off the 1st.
  14. These 5 headline types just keep working and working... how to, who else wants to, warning, news, and numbered!
  15. 7 components of an offer: reason why, establish value, trivialize price, guarantee, risk reversal, urgency, bonuses
  16. "With exactly the same body copy, the winning headline alone can pull 8 to 15 times compared to the losing headline.” (Ted Nicholas)
  17. To trivialize the price, infuse your offer with overwhelming value.
  18. Eric Graham, "The Critical Importance of a Strong USP" --- a must read: http://tinyurl.com/ykcqveg
  19. 4 unbreakable copywriting rules: be interesting, be believable, make offer irresistible, and use scarcity: http://tinyurl.com/ylrxjkx
  20. Richard Armstrong, 40-year direct mail copywriter, reveals 15 "Lessons Learned" in free e-book: www.freesamplebook.com