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Writing EFFECTIVE Ad Copy For YOUR Ezine


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Laurie Rogers
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OptinFrenzy
http://www.optinfrenzy.com


Writing EFFECTIVE Ad Copy For YOUR Ezine

by Laurie Rogers Copyright July 2002



Many people just don't want to face the fact that effective

ad copy is very detrimental to YOUR success. Let's face it,

if your ad copy is poor, sales just are NOT going to happen

and it will leave you feeling FRUSTRATED. Today I have put

together a VERY simple, yet EFFECTIVE way of writing ads

for your ezine. I have taught this method to the publishers

that currently use http://www.optinfrenzy.com and it did

help them a fair amount.



The first step is to make a draft copy of what YOUR ezine

offers and here are a few possible basics:



*publishing frequency

*articles

*tips and tricks

*resources

*internet marketing

*home business or home based business

*affiliate marketing

*MLM

*ebooks and software

*free report

*free membership

*cash

*prizes

*scam prevention

*ezine format - HTML, text, online



The next step is to go through your list and ask yourself

a question about each point.



*publishing frequency - Every Wednesday etc.



*original articles, exclusive articles, articles from online

successful marketers, gurus etc.



*HOT tips and tricks, informative, helpful, useful time

saving, effective etc.



*resources on an array of topics, variety, FREE, low cost

(and you could use some points from the point above).



*ebooks and software - are they free? Do your subs win

them? "What's the value"?



*free report - What's it called? - What's the value of it?



*free membership - to what? - What's the value?



*free ads - for new subscribers, weekly, bi-weekly. And

again what's the value?



Here are a few pointers for determining your values, let's

say you offer free ebooks and a free weekly ad. You don't

want to put in a value for everything - just the *largest*

value between the two. If your free ebook is only $14.97

and you are giving away free weekly ads, the ads would

probably be worth more. ALL people LOVE to know what

the "cost" is behind something.



The next point I really want to stress is that you have got

to talk directly to YOUR reader and talk like you normally

would - just like I am right now ;o) There's no need to talk

you're a scientist for nasa and you are selling spaceships.

It will just either come across like you are feeding them a

line or they'll be intimidated. And that is the last thing you

want to do.



My last point - regardless of whether you're writing a six

line ad or a 60 line ad you still have to close the deal with

a "Call To Action"! And when I first started writing my ads

by myself using Yanik's techniques, that was my BIGGEST

problem - I had BAD sales, because I wasn't *sealing* the

deal. So I asked Yanik about it and that's what he told me,

9 out of 10 ads fail because people don't seal the deal.



Another point I want to make, because we're all publishers

don't use subscribe today or subscribe now those 2 words

are highly over used. Do something a little more creative,

like this:



"And don't forget to stop by our software center when

YOU subscribe to receive YOUR free gift valued at $X.00"!



or we could have done this:



Don't forget to claim YOUR free gift valued at $X.00 from

our software center when YOU subscribe to "Ezine Name".



Either sentence has a definitive call to action, so either

would work fine. So, don't forget to seal the deal with a

call to action.



Article by Laurie Rogers Copyright 2002 All Rights Reserved

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Laurie Rogers - co-author Ezine Resource Guide you can view

at http://www.zineadz.com/erg.html You can also obtain more

of Laurie's articles at: mailto:ezinearticlesoptinfrenzy.com

Laurie is also the owner of Optin Frenzy - list building program

for publishers. http://www.optinfrenzy.com

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