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Pavel Lenshin
infoasbone.com

Informational portal and provider of discounted internet services for entrepreneurs, including internet access, web-design and hosting
http://www.ASBONE.com


MIND TRICKING SALES LETTERS



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copyright (c) Pavel Lenshin

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Hype is everywhere. There are no ebooks on internet

marketing, there are ebooks that change your life, bring you

wealth and happiness. Guess what happens when these ebooks

don't change their owners' lives? Right, buyers lose their

belief!



Today's sales letters copy writing provokes inevitable harm

to customers and create a fertile ground for scams.



Marketing hype continues to grow decreasing the truthful

part accordingly.

The line dividing the true business marketing and marketing

hype is difficult to catch due to the increasing number of

tricks and techniques used by online marketers.



We ruin people's belief, we decrease the credibility of the

internet as a business place, we support online scams and

spammers with our own hands, sometimes even without noticing

it.



I've spent months exploring so-called "Free" traffic or

promotion opportunities and after all discovered that all

they want is to put my money into their pocket only for my

right to advertise and promote their offers. I bet you have

been caught with this "Free" trick also.



Programming language in 3 hours? Web-design skills in 2

hours? What next? Millionaire in 1 hour? You can buy product

with web-sites provided, which you could set-up and start

running within 2 hours, but you will never be able to

understand the methods and techniques of writing your own

ebook or creating personal web-site during that blatantly

advertised period of time.



Guess what happens with a true "inventor", who, say,

developed his own system of completely learning Perl

language in a month. We all know that it is a true system,

but due to well-advertised marketing hype, no one will pay

any attention to him, unless he states something similar to

"Become a programming guru in two hours!". But he couldn't

do that simply because his system designed to learn the

languages in a month, not in an hour or two.



So ask yourself who wins under such conditions at the end?

The answer is obvious - scams, who advertise marketing hype

and play on people's laziness! Who will lose? The developers

of true fundamental systems that can truly teach people a

new knowledge, considering people's learning abilities,

spare time etc.



I will share my simple rule with you. If I see on someone's

web-site statement proclaiming I will get any knowledge in

several hours others take months to learn, I immediately

close down the browser window, sometimes stop my online

session in order to forget the path to this site forever.



Solicited testimonials? Are they objective and true? Are

they informative for the visitor? Could you find a natural

or negative testimonial in someone's sales letter? Maybe one

or two in the entire internet just because of unprofessional

author. So why everyone tells you, that testimonials are so

important? Simply it is another psychological trigger to the

mind. Want to build credibility? Great!

Publish unsolicited clients' feedback. If there is no any,

think about improving your offer rather than bribing your

customers to write a testimonial for you.



I see strong tendency towards hype, tricks and nonsense only

to force a visitor to buy. It will not be a big surprise if

I soon encounter an ad with 20 supporting testimonials

telling me that if I buy particular book today, then

tomorrow I will construct a jet-plain. That's why there is

an army of disappointed people who have bought 150 ebooks

and simply don't know what to do and what they need them

for.



The roots of that marketing garbage lie at the bottom of the

competition.

When hundreds of sellers try to promote the same product

using the same web-page, the competition becomes so fierce

that it is almost impossible to market without advertising

fraud.



In order to profit you should make your offer as unique as

possible. No more, no less.



Make your offer to be addressed to the buyers' side, don't

force them (using marketing hype) to buy product that you

know is not good enough or fake at all. To my mind, the best

way is to inform your customer about his/her benefits along

with the features, not instead. Let the customer choose what

features are really beneficial, and what aren't. Only that

way can be fully objective in relation to your customer.

Given you're having great offer, full customer satisfaction

is what will make your business literally explode.



Be honest. The result of selling one more hype product is

temporal, integrity and honesty with people you are dealing

with is for entire life. Decide what is more important to

you.



Internet is our home. Let's make it clean and shining.



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Pavel Lenshin is a publisher of NET Business Magazine,

professional web-developer and CEO of:

- http://ASBONE.com/ - informational portal and provider of

discounted internet services for entrepreneurs, including

internet access, web-design and hosting;

- http://InfoAlchemist.com/ - a must-have business library.

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