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Old 08-06-2009, 09:32 AM   #1
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Hi everyone,

I'm a little afraid to ask for help here after reading this post:

Before You Ask For A Critique *rant*

But I could really use some help on my page... keep in mind that I didn't spend 15 minutes on the page.

Anxiety Control System Official Site | Stop Your Panic Attacks and Anxiety Now

Please let me know what you think. I appreciate all help in advanced... I know you guys are the best... I always read this forum and I always find something new and interesting. I also like the close knit community of copy writers you have here...fun to read

George Christodoulou

P.S. I added that new buy now button because people said it really helped their conversions.

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Old 08-06-2009, 11:37 AM   #2
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Hi George - the text on the "affiliates" page refers to "Colon Cleansing Blueprint", not the panic attacks product.

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Old 08-06-2009, 12:43 PM   #3
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Before I dive further into the page, I'll tell you that the headline needs work.

Ok, so you discovered something. Cool. What does that mean for the reader?

You need to connect with them in the headline. It's THE MOST important piece of text on the page.

Get into the readers head. Scare the crap out of them with your headline. Make them stick around and read the first few sentences of your copy.

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Old 08-06-2009, 12:47 PM   #4
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You're also going to want to watch your spelling. I see a few things wrong on the first couple paragraphs.

Here are a few tips.
  • Keep your first sentence short. It must compel the reader to read the next sentence. Introducing yourself doesn't work.
  • Skip "Dear friend". Use something more personal. "Dear Anxious Reader" is better, but not great.
  • Maybe start with some bullets. Tell the reader what will happen if they read your letter the entire way through.
  • You talk a whole lot about yourself. It happens to everyone. I've even had a lot of that trouble when writing copy for my own things too. It's hard to break, but you've got to.

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Old 08-06-2009, 01:29 PM   #5
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Hey George,

I think you have a great market here. If you could eliminate someones anxiety and panic it would be worth alot of money to you. And judging by all the testimonials you know how to do that.

Your headline is not strong enough, your professioal writer thing could be used maybe as a subhead. Your opening should be changed. Start with writing from me to you. I found what your opening should be a little bit down your page. "I suffered from panic attacks for nearly 10 years of my life...". What's in it for them. Here's an idea.



Want to get your confidence back?...



How To Eliminate Panic Attacks
And Anxiety With A Little
Known Technique

Professional writer eliminates 10 years
of anxiety heart break with an
amazing new break-through




Dear anxiety sufferer

If you would you like to discover how I quickly ended my 10 years of anxiety with an easy new technique then pay close attention to this letter.

Why? Hi my name is...

Tell them your story, the pain the frustration then your discovery, how your going to change their lives.

Best,

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Old 08-06-2009, 03:34 PM   #6
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I think I would approach it much different. To me if I was having attacks and can get rid of them, I would say, "Hey! I can finally go out in a crowd and not worry." or "I found a new job once I was able to handle my attacks".

2nd. I could not get past the headlines and first paragraph. They are all about you and not what you can do for me. You may be able to help me but you do not draw me past the first paragraph. This paragraph would draw me in "A Strange Call...."

3rd. That pic needs cleaned up, brightened, something. It's almost depressing. Do it over if you have to.

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Old 08-07-2009, 09:37 AM   #7
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Hello,

Sorry I have not posted a response. I was reading and trying to implement these ideas.

I have not uploaded anything yet since I'm still in the middle of it.

I have to say that I am amazed at this response! I thought I was going to get a few pointers, not a whole 3,000 word critique... really am amazed.

I use a lot of "I" because it is the strategy my competitors use on their pages... I really thought this is how you would try to add empathy to the page. When I speak to prospects on the phone, I use the empathy strategy and it works much better. For example, if someone tells me about a symptom, I will recount one of my stories and this will have them continuously agreeing with me.

To be honest, I have to re-read the entire page here again. I need to organize this information and put it to use throughout the page.

Again, thank you guys, your advice is really amazingly helpful.

George Christodoulou

P.S. - I noticed the affiliate page... I really messed up on that part of the site, but I didn't want to focus on affiliates until I could get the conversions I wanted. I didn't want to tell affiliates to promote a product with a sales page that needed work.

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Old 08-07-2009, 09:53 AM   #8
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For starters I'm not digging your headline or subheadline

Coming out and stating you are a professional writer does not add to your credibility when trying to sell a medical product. After all, seeing it from a consumers point of view "What could a professional writer know about anxiety?"

Also I would refrain from referring to yourself in the subhead and write things more from a 3rd party perspective.

Lastly, you detract from your credibility in your subhead by stating "Look what medical professionals are saying...", but upon looking - ALAS! there is only one medical professional listed...

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Yeah... the headline, you already know.

I'm new to this but I would think you would want to put 1-2 more "add to cart" buttons throughout your LP and perhaps highlight your 60 day guarantee a little closer to the top.

Also, I think you would get a better response (emails) if your free video course sign up form either popped up (Aweber) or was on the actual landing page.

Great advice from the others! Hope you find success soon!
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Mark, your welcome.

Breaker, thank you for the advice.

Seriously, all you guys are very helpful.I have to put this advice into the page now.

If anyone else has any advice, let me know.

Thank You,

George

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Looks pretty good. Don't think you have anything to worry about.
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Hi everyone,

Please let me know what you think. I appreciate all help in advanced... I know you guys are the best... I always read this forum and I always find something new and interesting. I also like the close knit community of copy writers you have here...fun to read

George Christodoulou

P.S. I added that new buy now button because people said it really helped their conversions.
It's not bad but it's somewhat weak and could be better. I think what really doesn't look good enough in my browser is that to read your subheader I have to scroll down the page. According to some studies the area that an eye catches first is the area that is (on your page) between your header graphics and your headline, so since it is empty it makes it hard to grasp the whole idea of what you are selling here. I would try to look at it in different browsers to make sure that the headline is the most visible in all browsers

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Old 08-09-2009, 09:52 AM   #13
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Seems good with benefits, testimonials, bonuses, guarantee, call to action.

Headline could be better, though.

How To Eliminate Panic Attacks
And Anxiety With A little
Known Technique

or

Eliminate Panic Attacks and Anxiety
In less than an hour with my 78 page ebook:
The Anxiety Control System

I'll show you a little known technique that really works
and back it up with 60 days of unlimited, free phone consulting.
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