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Unbiased opinion please...The best sales letter you've ever read???

by ktlasm
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Hey Team,

Simple question, so no need to elaborate.

What's the best sales letter you've read within the last 12 months...?

Keep rockin',

Kevin
#letter #opinion #pleasethe #read #sales #unbiased
  • Profile picture of the author Hesaidblissfully
    Hmm. I'm not sure about best sales letter I've EVER read, but one of my favorites is probably the page for Chris Rempel's "Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate". I like it because it's somewhat informational and not just a straight sales pitch. Like even if the prospect doesn't buy the product, they feel like they've learned something.
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    • Profile picture of the author stevedirect
      Too many to mention. Every market and product has its own style, and there are a lot of sales letters that you can learn something from. The trick is knowing what's worth knowing and what isn't.

      Originally Posted by Hesaidblissfully View Post

      Hmm. I'm not sure about best sales letter I've EVER read, but one of my favorites is probably the page for Chris Rempel's "Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate". I like it because it's somewhat informational and not just a straight sales pitch. Like even if the prospect doesn't buy the product, they feel like they've learned something.
      I believe all good sales letters are informational. If you can make a prospect actually glad they read your letter, you're not only more likely to make a sale but can also set yourself up as an expert, which makes customers much more likely to buy from you again. This is the great art of getting the customer to bond with you...

      Chris Rempel's letter works well for that product, and the letter is refreshing for the lack of hype so prevalent in most other "make money online" pitches. For that reason alone it stands out from the other IM pitches, even if it isn't the best sales letter ever...
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      • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
        One of the best I've ever read ...

        Bencivenga 100 Seminar

        Alex
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        • Profile picture of the author ktlasm
          Amongst the modern day "gurus" who gets your thumbs up for their sales letters?
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          I'm pretty cool if I say so myself...lol, and I know my stuff, folks. I'm 31 years old and I'm full, full, full time on the internet. No part timing around this way...I'm here because I simply enjoy spreading as much love & light as I possibly can. Check me out on facebook,& say Hi. http://www.facebook.com/kevingmadison or twitter http://www.twitter.com/kevinmadison

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          • Profile picture of the author Hesaidblissfully
            Eben Pagan's sales letters are usually well done. I don't really follow too many other "gurus" that closely though, so he's the only person who comes to mind right now. If I can think of more, I'll add them.
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            • Profile picture of the author Alex Cohen
              Originally Posted by Hesaidblissfully View Post

              Eben Pagan's sales letters are usually well done. I don't really follow too many other "gurus" that closely though, so he's the only person who comes to mind right now. If I can think of more, I'll add them.
              If you can get a hold of Eben Pagan's "Print Persuasion Masterclass", you'll especially enjoy CD#4. He talks about the process and the blueprint he and Craig Clemens use to write those salesletters.

              For anyone who hasn't seen Pagan's sales letters, go to doubleyourdating.com. On the left is a navigation bar with all his products.

              Alex
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  • Profile picture of the author bigchezmktg
    I had one for ya, by Charissa Crawley, but she's changed her site and it doesn't have the WOW factor it did before. Bummer.

    I always save the sites that have little bits I can "borrow" from and that was a good go-to site.
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  • Profile picture of the author ktlasm
    Alex,

    Yes, Eben's stuff is pretty well written, my friend. I thoroughly enjoy is letters.
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  • Profile picture of the author superaffiliate007
    Deltasquadron, michael cheney His stuff is cool!
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    • Profile picture of the author Ross Bowring
      Bencivenga's ham letter takes some beating.

      And Lies, Lies, Lies is awesome too.

      The super-lengthy seminar promo linked to by Alex is also a gem.
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  • Profile picture of the author Liane Fitzpatrick
    Great pic!

    George Montagu Brown's was pretty good.
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    • Profile picture of the author ktlasm
      Thank you, Liane : )
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      I'm pretty cool if I say so myself...lol, and I know my stuff, folks. I'm 31 years old and I'm full, full, full time on the internet. No part timing around this way...I'm here because I simply enjoy spreading as much love & light as I possibly can. Check me out on facebook,& say Hi. http://www.facebook.com/kevingmadison or twitter http://www.twitter.com/kevinmadison

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