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I'm getting fat
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What fonts do you use for sales letters and why? I know some fonts are easier to read, some look cartoonish, some look professional and some are unreadable.
I lean toward Time New Roman or Tahoma, but is there one font that is better for conversion than others? |
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Big fat bolded Tahoma for headlines, arial for main text. Arial seems the easiest on the eyes but Verdana is a close runner up.
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-Mike
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Arial tests well. Tahoma and Impact test well for heads and sub-heads.
Interestingly, so does Helvetica. |
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Flipping Wizard ;)
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What do ya say about Georgia?, I really like Georgia
, Arial and Verdana.
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