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Why Write a Sales Letter for Each Product?


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Judy Cullins
judybookcoaching.com

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http://www.bookcoaching.com


Why Write a Sales Letter for Each Product?

Judy Cullins c. 2003 All Rights Reserved.



When your product sales slow down after the initial honeymoon

you need to think more about the message your are sending out

to your potential buyers.



To make sure your product or service you offer will keep on

selling from the first day, the first year, even for life, whether you

have a Web site or not, you need to write a first class, must-buy-

now sales letter for each product.



Give your Potential Buyers a Reason to Buy



If you are like me and have a Web site, it is content driven.

Why? Because that's why people come to any site—to get free

information. Most home pages give too much owner biography

or company mission statement and information. Your potential

buyers want to know how you can solve their problem. Why

should they choose your service or product. They want to know

why they should choose you over other people. Your home page

needs benefit-driven headlines that lead them to each sales letter.



Author's note: Even if you don't have a Web site, you need a

sales letter you can send out by email to your potential buyers.



What Every Sales Letter Needs to Pull Orders and Profits



1. Start the Letter with a Benefit-Driven Headline.



Include headlines throughout your sales letter.



"Want a quick and easy way to quadruple your Online Income

in four months?"



If you answered, "yes" to yourself, the headline succeeds,

because you will keep reading. If you said "No, I don't believe

this, " but I'm curious where this is going," the headline still

succeeds. You win when your headline seduces your potential

customer to click the link to your sales letter. There, they will

discover many more of your product's benefits and features.



2. List the Top Five Benefits of your Product or Service in bullet

form.



To define your top benefits list the problem your buyer wants

solutions for. Your solutions are the benefits. How will your

book make someone's life easier, richer in time or money, help

their personal growth, provide additional income, entertain them?

How will your product or service make them a better business

person, more attractive, feel better, avoid catastrophe, sickness,

or surgery?



3. Address your Potential Buyer's Resistances.



Include where they are now so they will emotionally connect with

your solutions (the product or service). Let's say they want to

write an eBook or print book to make themselves the "expert,"

make life-long passive income, or share their unique message.



Many people don't write a book because they doubt it will sell

well enough for all the effort, it may not be significant enough, it

will take too long, cost too much money, and they really aren't

writers. One, by one, your sales letter addresses their concerns

and shows these potential buyers how they can become an

excellent author and make their books more salable, while

building their profits.



4. Sprinkle Testimonials Throughout your Sales Letter.



Potential buyers who visit your site or another one that sells your

products are more pulled to buy when others recommend your

book. It's an endorsement of you and more important than

product information.



Include testimonials from experts in your field, celebrities,

man/woman on the street, and other people who have profited

from your advice.



Make it easy to buy. In your request for testimonials, add a few

sample phrases and benefits to save these busy people time. Ask

them to choose the phrases they support, or add some of their

own.



5. End your Sales Letter with your 100% Money-Back

Guarantee.



When you offer an iron-clad guarantee, people see your product

as so valuable that you put yourself on the line for it. They will be

more likely to buy and be satisfied with their

purchase. Make your guarantee up to 90 days if your eBook is

delivered by Click Bank.

They guarantee only up to that time.



6. Make your Sales Letter Credible.



To boost sales, authors need to add free bonus reports related

to their book. The products illustrate added value—sometimes!

Make sure your free bonus reports' value are not more than the

price of your product. Would you believe this offer "order this

for $49 now and receive 4 special bonus reports worth $395?"



7. Share the downside of your product to create empathy.



For example, "this ebook won't write the book for you, or even

get it published, but it will show you the steps and resources to

write compelling copy, finish fully and sell well."



8. Include your expert credentials.



You potential buyers wants to know why they should choose

you. Don't be bashful.

This is the time to act powerful. For instance, "I spent 6 months

researching this book and 3 months writing it. My background

includes 20 years coaching, promoting and making over $150,

000 on my own books, presenting 70 writing seminars a year,

and 27 published clients since 1999." My mission is to help

entrepreneurs manifest their book and web dreams.



Do these qualifications help you choose?



Without a sales letter either by email campaign or to guide your

potential buyers on your Web site, you will leave them bored,

uninspired, without enough information to make that decision to

buy.



For email promotion, without a short or long sales letter for each

book, your unique, useful and inspiring words will not get read,

your products and services will not sell.





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