Sales copy writing STYLE...

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I've been seeing this a whole lot lately on almost every sales letter I come across.. What is the software everyone is using to make "colorful" fonts and big red circles for showing proof?

Almost every WSO has it, anyone know of this software or program??

Thanks
#copy #sales #style #writing
  • Profile picture of the author Matt Ausin
    Usually something like Adobe Illustrator is used to create graphic elements on sales pages, but every designer has his own weapon of choice..

    There is no secret software that everyone is using and not letting you in on it
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  • you can design it with by using Photoshop or dream viewer these are the best
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  • Profile picture of the author The Marketeer
    Try these:

    Best WSO Graphics Package No Photoshop needed

    There was also a WSO called WSO Lister which is an online software that creates your WSO Sales Page for you with graphic effects and everything.

    Alternatively you can get someone with design experience to design your WSO Sales page for you by looking in the Warrior Products and Services: Warriors for Hire section or Wanted: Warriors looking to Hire you.

    Disclaimer: I am not an affiliate for any of these.
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  • Profile picture of the author vickss
    Adobe illustrator is mostly used for graphic work hence if you want to design a perfect wso then you should not avoid it..
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  • Profile picture of the author alfid
    Designers use Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, but they are expensive. Some FREE alternatives are:
    1.- GIMP
    GIMP stands for “GNU image manipulation program”, and it is one of the oldest and most well known alternatives to Photoshop in existence.

    2.-Krita
    Krita has been lauded for ease of use and won the Akademy Award for Best Application in 2006.

    3. Paint.NET
    Paint.NET has grown out of a simple replacement for the well known MSPaint into a fully featured open source image editor with a wide support base. You’ll need Windows to run Paint.NET.

    4.- ChocoFlop
    ChocoFlop is a design application designed exclusively for Mac, optimized for Mac architecture. It’s quick and fairly well featured. This program won’t always be free, but until a stable version is released (it’s currently in beta) they are allowing free use.

    5.- Pixia
    Pixia was originally designed in Japanese but English versions now exist for this rich editor. Although the original focus was on anime/manga, it is a very capable editor in general.
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  • Profile picture of the author knish
    alfid is right. I use GIMP, it's very easy and powerful, and best of all it's FREE.
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