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Old 10-08-2009, 02:28 PM   #1
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Lightbulb Please rate my sales copy, critique appreciated

Hi there

Obviously I'm not a professional copywriter

However I prefer to write sales copy for my products myself.

Because nobody knows your product better than you

I've got one sale copy I'd like you to have a look at, guys

I'm pretty sure this copy is not too bad and the conversion rate was around 2%.

But it's far from being perfect and I will be glad to hear some critique from you fellow warriors.

Here is the sales copy: SEO Services

Thanks a lot in advance

PS. I hope this thread will not be flagged as a hidden promotion, I've been a member of WF for quite a long time and have got a good reputation here.

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Old 10-08-2009, 02:54 PM   #2
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Okay, I'll get it started. First, you need to proof your copy really well. The pre-header reads:

"Why paying for expensive SEO services..." I think you want it to say: "Why pay for expensive SEO services..."

Then you have several of these little goodies known as the elliosis: "know how...time varies" "for ridiculously small one time fee and...enjoy tons"

Take a look at the paragraph above and notice how I've used the ellipsis: (...)

Its proper use is to indicate that there is more text that hasn't been included in the quote. However, many marketers load up their copy with these things for God knows what reason.

In your case it creates an unnecessary pause and slows the reader down. Quit trying to be cute and use a period or comma. I'll let someone else take it from here. Good Luck!

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Old 10-12-2009, 09:34 PM   #3
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Hi there,

Just a few notes:

- I find the whole page difficult to read with the black background, white text.

- Regarding what travlinguy said, if you're going to use ellipses, at least use a space after (e.g. know how... time varies)

- Headline
*Capitalize every letter
*Make color more readable
*""to the #1 of Google and Yahoo" --> Doesn't sound right. Maybe "...To The #1 Spot In Google And Yahoo..."
*Websites --> do you want to assume they have more than one?

- The whole readable area is not centered making it distractive

- The screenshots aren't easily readable -- allow for them to be enlarged?


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Old 10-12-2009, 11:26 PM   #4
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Well I canīt say too much about the sales copy. But you are trying to sell a very high-tech product with a to me a low-tech layout on the page on top of that your contact email is a Google email address not yoursitedot.com. If your product is so good why donīt you have an email contact address with your domain name, I think that looses a lot of credibility. I also think most of your customer base is going to be semi skilled computer users, and that makes these sort of things more important. If you are trying to sell a low-tech product I think your layout design is not that important, but in this case I think it’s important to gain credibility with the customer.

Just my 2cent sorry I’m not trying to be negative just give some straightforward constructive critique. And sorry that this critique was not too much about sales copy.
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Old 10-13-2009, 04:31 AM   #5
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Personally The colours are all wrong but that can easily be amended you want to make it look as easy as possible to read. Personally I agree with MrMatts if I was ready to buy and had a query and see a gmail account, I would think hmm, this guy aint to professional so why is his product going to be? On a positive note I do like how you have added the Forum Link so people can see feedback from you product.

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