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Want a Web Site that Turns Lookie Loos into Buyers? Use the "Passion Approach."


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Judy Cullins
Judybookcoaching.com

Book Writing and Marketing Solutions
http://www.bookcoaching.com


Want a Web Site that Turns Lookie Loos into Buyers? Use the

"Passion Approach."



Web Site Blues?

Need one, don't know where to start?

Got one, but aren't getting enough sales?



If you need a Web site soon you may be wondering where to start

and who to trust. All Web masters are not equal. Some do not

know the marketing language—what I call "The Passion

Approach." You may need to start with a coach who helps you

pre-plan, create sales-pulling headlines, write your sales letter, and

how to connect them so all information leads to sales on your order

page.



If you already have a Web page, I'm sure you put your heart and

soul into it, even paid someone big money to put it up for you. Yet,

if your home page's copy speaks lackluster, then you may be ready

for a makeover. You may have submitted to the search engines

without receiving targeted hits and buyers either.



You only have 10 seconds to impress your "to be" buyer. Apply

these "passion approaches" for your refreshed home page:



1. Write dazzling home-page copy that grabs your visitors by the

collar.



Persuade them through benefit-driven headline. Just listing your

book, product, service, or ezine falls flat every time. Write copy

that compels your visitors to buy whatever it is you want to sell.



On my home page I have this statement at the very top to lead

visitors to my success story (sales letter) and the product Write

Your eBook or Other Short Book—Fast!: "Design every part of

your book to make it a great seller." I include a "click here"

immediately following.



For my Ten Non-techie Ways to Market Your Book Online

eBook, I use this benefit-driven headline: "Want a quick and simple

way to double, even quadruple your online book sales within two

months?" I include a "click here" that takes them to the sales letter.

This headline is indeed conservative, because my sales more than

quadrupled: they actually jumped 30 times in five months. At the

bottom of the letter I provide a link that says "Order Now" that

takes them to the products page. They may trust me enough at this

point to order. If they still aren't convinced to buy I offer a popup

that gives benefits and testimonials.



2. Get Testimonials from the Rich and Famous—To Catapult your

Sales.



Without these endorsements, people will wonder about the value of

your products. Another ho-hum because you didn't give them a

reason to buy. They trust other professionals who have taken the

time to laud your product or service. On my homepage, I even

include coaching testimonials, web page testimonials, article

testimonials, and ezine testimonials.



Dan Poynter, guru of self-publishing says this about my free

monthly ezine called The Book Coach Says: "This ezine is chock

full of useful information - totally worth your time."



Marcia Reynolds, past president of the International Coach

Federation and author of _How to Outsmart Your Brain_ and

_Capture The Rapture_ says this about my eBook:



"Save yourself from headaches, disappointments, and money down

the drain. Read _Write Your eBook or Other Short Book—Fast!_

before you write another word. Judy puts you on the fastest track

to publishing success."



Dan Poynter and Bob Goodman, Book designer and president of

the San Diego Publishers Alliance says this about _Ten Non-techie

Ways to Market Your Book Online_:



"_Ten Non-techie Ways to Market Your Book Online_ by Book

Coach Judy Cullins is chock full of tips, tools, and Online resources

(alone worth the price of the book). Follow Judy's success system

for writing and submitting articles to opt-in ezines, and creating

your own ezine aimed at a targeted audience to win sales by

building credibility, trust and continual contact."



--Dan Poynter, author of _The Self-Publishing Manual_

http://ParaPub.com



"This is a remarkable little book, full of proven techniques, great

suggestions, and useful references. Judy has put together what

deserves to be one of the basic resources for the industry. The best

part is that you can read the whole thing and be well on your way

to making it work in the time it would take you to get 2 or 3

chapters through someone else's book. I really like this book."



Robert Goodman

rgSilvercat.com

San Diego, California

"Written and printed communication and publishing services"



How many testimonials do you need? You need one for your ezine,

one for your product, and one for your service. Then, sprinkle

them throughout your other pages.



Remember, if you want to sell something on your Web site, you

must have a clear purpose, include headlines with marketing

pizzazz, a compelling sales letter or story, and testimonials that pull

sales.

=============

Judy Cullins: author, publisher, book coach

Helps professionals manifest their book dream.

Special Offer/Web Site Renewal: "Discounts of the Month"

http://www.bookcoaching.com/discounts.shtml

Subscribe to FREE ezine "The Book Coach Says..."

Email: Judybookcoaching.com

Ph./Fax: 619/466/0622





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