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Hi..., i currently learning about sales letter and need your comment about the sales letter I write below: Quote:
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| Copy Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Leicestershire, UK
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Hi, Your written English is poor, at the least you'll need to hire someone to proofread and translate it into native English. Ideally you should just hire someone to write the copy for you. With that out the way, the biggest issue with this is why you? Why should I pay you to coach me? What qualifies you to offer this? (And then prove it) |
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Your English needs A LOT of work. A simple forum critique isn't going to help here. I would suggest hiring a copywriter. |
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Like the others have stated, the english of your copy is very jaded and does not flow well at all. Aside from that, you need to provide the buyer with some sort of proof that you are the guy to turn to in order to learn how to make money online. Testimonials would work well. You also need to describe exactly what the buyer would receive in your course (bullet points would be a good way to format that.) You need a better title that catches the interest of the reader and keeps them reading your sales page. The one you currently have is too vague. You may want to consider taking one of those bullet points right below your title and turning it into a pre heading (which is a one or two sentence lead in to your main title). You need to revamp your FAQ section. The three questions you have there are all related to the price of the product. There isn't a need to ask why you are charging, i don't think that will be a question your readers will have. The bigger question you want to answer is what qualiifies you as an expert in this field. Those are a few suggestions to think about when you revise your sales letter. Hope this helps. |
| Last edited by robchapman; 02-09-2012 at 12:39 PM. Reason: forgot to mention one other point I had and didn't want to post twice | |
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Hi..., thank you for your critiques and suggestions. Is my sales letter make you feel bad when you are read it? |
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First, I would focus on your header (first thing a reader will read and will convince him to read the rest of your sales page). That header should stand out not only with colors but with bigger fonts. Than I would suggest to focus on the solution that your product will provide in your header and tell the reader some factual numbers like: I made $1323.21 in 2 days. That will impact the reader and he will read your sales page. Hope this help, David |
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Thank you for your header suggestion.. that's help me. I get the key.. "convincing" |
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Hey, I liked your copy! Yes, your English needs a little polishing, but you're doing many things right. What I'd recommend is to use black text over white background throughout. Except for the headline, which needs to be dark red. That color combo has proven in many tests to outpull any other. If you use too many colors, you look amateur. Good luck! Carl |
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Hi, I agree with the points above. Stick to black text on white background. Headline red / dark red. Occasional use of Dark red for a sub-head half way down page to draw eyes toward, eg. Here's What You Get... If you have coached anyone before, perhaps use their before and after story or success achievement in a short timeframe as a headline hook. Adding a guarantee to reverse the risk always helps. Explain why the price is so low, eg. looking for testimonials, testing the market, etc. Good luck, Mark |
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It seem I have a chance to become a copywriting expert.. by the way, any suggestion where to make my English perfect? once again, thank you very much.. | ||
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Guess my thoughts and suggestions on this are...other than what has already been stated... I don't understand the principle of only taking one client at a time. It's hard for me to comprehend the money generating factor behind this. I don't know how long it takes to mentor 1 client...but it seems like it would crimp your ability to make some serious money. My suggestion is that you put your knowledge in an ebook and sell it. You could then also offer on-line coaching via videos, etc. |
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Would you buy it if you read it? Well I wouldn't. Redo at least half of it, obviously the english is not clear and definitely start with the headline, thats the most important part. I think you are going to waste a lot of time doing this, just outsource it and done. |
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I just want to learn how to become a good copywriter.. But Thank you very much for your critiques. That's give me useful informations to decide what business I am good at or what should I do to make my copywriting skill going perfect.. | ||
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| Avajo, I'm sure any of the forum members who are bilingual or multilingual can affirm this point: the only way to make your English perfect is to keep speaking it. The fastest way to perfect language skills (that I know) is complete immersion. Trust me, there is no easy road to being an expert copywriter, so don't get ahead of yourself. You have to churn out a lot of crap in order to recognize what works and what doesn't. Keep writing, and keep speaking English, and your efforts will be rewarded. |
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Thank you for your support and suggestions... You're a kindwoman.. | |
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