Looking for a good Anxiety Cure Sales letter

[Fred_Acker]

Hi all,

I'm looking for a good (or better yet - GREAT) sales letter for Anxiety Cures.

Anyone know of one?

Thanks,

Fred

[The Copy Nazi]

Originally Posted by Fred_Acker

Hi all,

I'm looking for a good (or better yet - GREAT) sales letter for Anxiety Cures.

Anyone know of one?

Thanks,

Fred

I'll write you a Killer. But I charge.

[briancassingena]

Hey Fred,

I had a quick look, found a few pages but nothing you'd expect from a decent copywriter or marketer. Maybe if you can find some, post links here and ask members to choose the best one....

In the meantime you can study the elements of a great sales letter and simply apply them to your niche. Get swipe files. Find sales pages for products from Dan Kennedy, Trevor Crook, John Carlton, Gary Halbert, Michel Fortin, they will have been written by a world class copywriter.

[Fred_Acker]

Thanks Met and Brian.

Met I can write my own and charge myself more than you could ever afford

Brian I've done the studying part (still am and always will). I just can't seem to find a decent one for this niche.

"I had a quick look, found a few pages but nothing you'd expect from a decent copywriter or marketer." <=== this was what led me to wf

Fred

[Loren Woirhaye]

Look at classic persona,l development display ads: public speaking,
self confidence, "how to win friends", mind power.

Eugene Schwartz wrote a lot of that stuff. Caples too, I think.
Check out HardToFindAds, look at the ads that ran in comic
books and martial arts magazines, etc... and take the format
of a winning ad and adapt it to your offer.

Any more specific than that and I charge.

[Dean Dhuli]

Originally Posted by Fred_Acker

Hi all,

I'm looking for a good (or better yet - GREAT) sales letter for Anxiety Cures.

Anyone know of one?

Thanks,

Fred

Maybe I do know of one in a connected niche. But if I post it here I could be
accused of blatant self-promotion... or even spamming.

So I'll give you a suggestion instead...

You see, when you do get your hands on a couple of anxiety cure sales letters
and compare them all, you'll find that a majority of elements in all of them
are the same.

Then what makes one letter convert at a higher rate than the other? Why does
one letter convert at 6% while the other struggles to attain even 1% conversion?

The difference here is... the story of the central character in your sales letter.

This story should be something people can relate to easily. They should be able
to find in it instances that happened in their own lives too. But still, it should
also be exciting, new, special, refreshing, etc.

So find out a unique story hidden in your product and you'll have done more than
half of the job already.


Dean.

[Fred_Acker]

Thanks Loren and Dean.

Loren, I've been looking over some of those you mentioned. Thanks.

Dean,

"This story should be something people can relate to easily. They should be able to find in it instances that happened in their own lives too. But still, it should also be exciting, new, special, refreshing, etc."

This is what I was looking for actually. The copy isn't for me. I'm just doing the design. But after reading the copy - it just wasn't right.

So I was actually looking for something to show the writer. The problem came up when my search found absolutely nothing (or worse - crappy copy).

I told the writer to tell his own story (which he did very well but mixed it in with hype).

Thanks everyone.

I appreciate the efforts.

Fred