sites with great copy?

davemiz · 08-29-2008, 12:49 AM

just curious if you've got any sales letters/sites in other markets than IM that you really like the copy of or know are doing well.

would love to find more stuff outside IM that works really well.

thanks

Bruce Wedding · 08-29-2008, 06:23 PM

Dave,

I doubt anyone is going to trip over themselves to post links to their non-IM niche sites that are doing well so you can swipe them.

But you can go over to the Clickbank Marketplace and look at the top 5 sites in any category you wish.

Jakehyten · 08-29-2008, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Bruce Wedding

Dave,

I doubt anyone is going to trip over themselves to post links to their non-IM niche sites that are doing well so you can swipe them.

But you can go over to the Clickbank Marketplace and look at the top 5 sites in any category you wish.

What? I'll let you swipe my successful site that took me blood sweat and tears to perfect! www.yeahright.com

CarlosGarcia · 08-29-2008, 06:52 PM

As I understand what Dave wrote is:

Quote:

in other markets than IM that you really like the copy of

Not necessarily YOUR sites, but sites you know of are doing well.

Matt Maiden · 08-29-2008, 09:30 PM

Hey Dave,

If you want to browse through successful sales pages go to ClickBank and look through some of the products that are selling.

Sometimes you will see pages that just make you scratch your head and wonder how they are selling anything at all but it just goes to show how diverse people are when it comes to what they respond to.

Of course there are some tried and true laws of writing good copy but you get an idea of what kind of design patterns start to emerge with different niches and topics.

Marlon Sanders had a report that he had put out to go along with his "Design Dashboard" ( think that was it) anyway in the report he talked about the different colors that went with different industries.

Just as an example, a light blue is usually associated with medicine and business and greens with gardening and the outdoors which makes sense.

Matt

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davemiz Senior Warrior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Miami, Fl. USA. Posts: 1,446 Thanks: 8 Thanked 162 Times in 108 Posts	sites with great copy? just curious if you've got any sales letters/sites in other markets than IM that you really like the copy of or know are doing well. would love to find more stuff outside IM that works really well. thanks
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Bruce Wedding The Reality Check War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Cancun, Quintana Roo, MX Posts: 3,545 Thanks: 266 Thanked 464 Times in 215 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: sites with great copy? Dave, I doubt anyone is going to trip over themselves to post links to their non-IM niche sites that are doing well so you can swipe them. But you can go over to the Clickbank Marketplace and look at the top 5 sites in any category you wish.
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Matt Maiden Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: California Posts: 1,694 Thanks: 646 Thanked 893 Times in 432 Posts Social Networking	Re: sites with great copy? Hey Dave, If you want to browse through successful sales pages go to ClickBank and look through some of the products that are selling. Sometimes you will see pages that just make you scratch your head and wonder how they are selling anything at all but it just goes to show how diverse people are when it comes to what they respond to. Of course there are some tried and true laws of writing good copy but you get an idea of what kind of design patterns start to emerge with different niches and topics. Marlon Sanders had a report that he had put out to go along with his "Design Dashboard" ( think that was it) anyway in the report he talked about the different colors that went with different industries. Just as an example, a light blue is usually associated with medicine and business and greens with gardening and the outdoors which makes sense. Matt