Sales Letter Breakdown
It seems that the really good sales letter seem to flow very well and extract certain emotions at the right time. I wanted to kinda get some input of how you break down your sales letters. And make sure I am putting it together in the right order.
1. First target a raw emotion and really focus on it and put them in a place where they really feel the problem like you are connecting with them exactly what their problem is.
2. Quick benefit and explanation of product i.e. - The "x system" is exactly what you need
3. Build on how common their problem is and a feel of "I understand your pain and I get you, I know the effect it had on you" restate their problem
4. And then explain why they have not been able to solve their problem
5. Why the systems in the market place don't work today
6. Ask what they would like to experience and over come? Give examples.
7. And then moving them towards my product and why it will be able to solve their problem
8. Reason why my product is the answer
9. My product is different and here is why
10. Reason why my product is better than others separate myself from competition. Proof- build trust and creditability. compare my product to other products and solutions
11. Demonstrate products ease of use
12. Promising that this product is going to be the most effective product of its kind. I.e. "learn why physical + mental control is the key to controlling PE"
13. Getting into specific features and List of benefits of my product, making a promise or statement in most benefits and explaining why. Entice reader about product.
14. What you get section after benefits
15. 60 money back guarantee letter
16. Next step- buy the product
17. Maybe some ps. Added benefit and fit at the very bottom
Please let me know if this is horrible lol, and if these are in the right order or if any need to be added or taken out etc. If I hire a professional for my sales copy, I would like to be able to tell them how I would like the sales letter to layout.
Also kinda on a budget, so just wondering what is average for a sales copy? And could you even find someone that is good for like $500-$1000? Or is that just peanuts?
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