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Right now, I’m toying around with a few different headlines for my Copywriting Code membership site.
In fact, my plan is to rewrite the headline and restructure the entire sales letter to be more persuasive.
With that in mind, I’ve decided to do something COMPLETELY different. Rather than do a split-test (since the site doesn’t get much [...]
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On page 110 of How to Make Your Advertising Make Money, John Caples writes:
Techniques change, but basic sales appeals go on forever. Therefore, when you are searching for an idea to sell your product or service, don’t forget to review the ideas that have been successful in the past.
I’ve gotten some great ideas from reading [...]
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Unlike my copywriting colleague, Ben Settle, I actually did respond to a Netflix ad.
That was a few years ago now.
At the time, they were doing a bunch of print advertising. Mostly blow-ins included with the grocery store flyers delivered by mail once a week.
Those little ads were brilliant. They demonstrated — in print form — [...]
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Just about all practitioners of direct response marketing know: When a piece is mailed twice, it’s most likely profitable.
Well, the same thing is true for email. When you see the same email — with the same subject line — sent out twice, it’s probably a winner.
What’s interesting is that almost NOBODY does this. The thinking [...]
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A well-organized swipe file is as good as gold in the hands of a skilled copywriter.
But while many copywriters and entrepreneurs know how to spot winning ads, very few know how to go about building, organizing, and using a swipe file to write stronger copy faster.
This is the subject of a recent interview I did [...]
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