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Entries from January 2008

Four Steps To Web Copywriting Success

January 15th, 2008 · No Comments

Step 1. Understand exactly what you want your web copy to accomplish. In other words, define your objective, but this time, be more specific.
Step 2. Take action to fulfill your objective. This includes writing the best possible web copy and marketing communications and getting traffic to your website (using linking strategies, search engine optimization, a [...]

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Traffic Generation: Getting The Word Out And The Visitors In

January 15th, 2008 · No Comments

A website with killer copy but no traffic is like a beautiful store filled with desirable merchandise located in the boondocks - people will never find it.
What good are killer copy, opt-in offers, autoresponders that convert website visitors into customers, and all the tracking devices in the world if no one stops by to visit?
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In writing a web copy, readers’ wants, needs, and dreams should be identified and met.

January 15th, 2008 · No Comments

Involvement devices are devices that get people involved with your copy. They move people to read every word of your Copy.
Getting your website visitors to read your copy is job number one if your objective is to sell them something. When you use involvement devices, you effectively own your audience; that is, you hold your [...]

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How To Become A Great Web Copywriter Faster

January 15th, 2008 · No Comments

Perhaps you’ve heard of the concept of modeling success.  If you want to achieve success at anything, the fastest way to do it is by modeling the strategies of those who are already successful at it.
That way, you take something complex and synthesize it into its essence so you can use it immediately.
You’ve probably heard [...]

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