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"Stumped? Here's 6 Proven Methods To Write That 'Enticing First Sentence' For Your Ad
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Mike Jezek
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http://www.irresistiblecopywriting.com
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"Stumped? Here's 6 Proven Methods To Write That
'Enticing First Sentence' For Your Ad Or Sales Letter"
By Psychological Sales Letter Specialist (TM) Mike Jezek
You'd be surprised how many people are depressing their response
because they overlook the importance of the first sentence
in their sales letter. Sure, some people manage to get a
decent headline up but they don't put as much time into that first
sentence. And that could spell trouble to a marketing campaign.
Your first sentence in your sales letters or ads must be an
enticing one. It's job is to lure your prospects into the rest
of the body of your sales presentation. If it's boring,
or unbelievable, you just won't see the results you're looking for.
The following is a two minute primer on methods of writing an
enticing first sentence.
*Interrupting Idea.*
This method of writing a magnetic first sentence is to simply
make a startling statement or something offkey that's sure to get
people's attention.
Example: "As you're reading this letter, your stomach may be
exploding with activity."
*The Shocker.*
A shocking first sentence is one that's similar to the interrupting
idea but more provocative. It's almost risqué.
Example: "Did you know that senior citizens will be responsible
for a whopping 35% of the pollution caused in the state of Florida?"
*News.*
This type of first sentence is exactly what it sounds like. News.
Example: "Cancer has increased by 7% here in Ohio."
*Preview.*
This is a great way to start a direct mail/website sales letter
in article format. Simply put, you reveal what people are about to
discover as they read your piece.
Example: "We used to think Vitamin C was the ultimate cold fighter
but the statistics and clinical research Dr. Hile is about to reveal
here may surprise you."
*Quotation.*
This opening sentence method is nothing more than a quotation from a
respected source.
Example: General Patton: "Americans love a good fight."
*Story.*
This method is to simply start your first sentence off as a story.
Example: "Last night, I looked in the mirror and I couldn't believe
what I saw..."
Go ahead and start practicing these 6 proven methods for writing
that all important first sentence. Having a "killer first sentence"
may be all that's standing between you and a successful
marketing campaign.
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