Please Critique my first ever made sales page

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Hello fellow warriors, I need your help it's my first time to write and create a sales page.

Please be gentle as I said it's my first time to create my own sales page for my 5 years in online business.

Thanks in advance for all the critiques and suggestions to improve the sales page...
#critique #made #page #sales
  • Profile picture of the author Asher
    Hello,

    Post this in the Copywriting Section - where the copywriters
    exist and are more targeted to help you out =)
    The Copywriting Forum

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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    • Profile picture of the author Jillian Slack
      Alexa provided great detail for you to clean everything up.

      I just wanted to let you know about something you need to fix in your signature line.

      Right now, it says:

      The Best Outsourcing Solution You Will Get is soon to open it's door
      When you use it's this way, it means it is. So your signature line is actually saying:

      The Best Outsourcing Solution You Will Get is soon to open it is door
      To correct this, just remove the apostrophe so it will say its.

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      • Profile picture of the author vicone
        The graphics and general layout of this sales page look great. However, the English used in the text is not of a high standard and detracts from the overall appeal of the sales page. Here is an example:


        I am sure many of you have already use outsourcing services from different free lancers or outsourcing companies, some are good experienced and some are bad experienced. Either your previous experienced in outsourcing is good or not, I am sure that you agree with me, that outsourcing leg works is one of the secret of those successful internet marketers. They don't spend their precious time filling up internet forms all day long to promote their sites, they rather pay someone to do the job for them and focus on making money.
        For those who have English as a first language, this copy reads poorly. The rest of text on this page is of much the same standard.

        As you are targeting the English-speaking countries, to present such copy is like entering a foot race and shooting yourself in the foot at the start.

        There are a number of claims on this page indicating that fluency with English is common in the Philippines. However, the copy does not support this. As well, if the copy is not of a good standard, this indicates to the reader the low standard of work that can be expected from this source. This is a particular concern when the product being offered is an outsourcing service.

        Fortunately, there is an easy remedy - simply get an experienced and competent proof reader or editor to check the text on your sales page before it goes "live". Better still, employ a good copywriter.

        The presentation would then look much more professional.

        Ivan
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  • Profile picture of the author edpudol1973
    @alexa_s, Jillian Slack Thank you very much for you time and correction you've suggested. I really appreciated...

    Hi Ivan, Yes I understand my first language is not English and it's my third language actually. I am trying my best to write my own first hoping that I can make my first sales page attractive. Thanks for the suggestions and comments I will try to improve more the said sales page.
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    • Profile picture of the author abo28
      Please get a native English speaker to review and edit your sales letter. It will cost you a few dollars, but it's worth it.
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      • Profile picture of the author edpudol1973
        Originally Posted by abo28 View Post

        Please get a native English speaker to review and edit your sales letter. It will cost you a few dollars, but it's worth it.
        Can you suggest someone?
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    • Profile picture of the author JP Wilson
      The one thing that I would immediately fix, probably isn't very high on your list... but I'll strongly suggest it nevertheless.

      Remove the outer glow from the page's boarder!!!

      Listen, I think it looks very "cool" at first glance -- I'd even go as far as to say that it grabs your attention. But ultimately, that ends up being the problem.

      As someone who outsources quite a bit, I was sincerely interested in reading your letter, but after about a minute (maybe even less) of reviewing the page, I became dizzy from trying to focus on the text and not the outer glow. Even after a brief second away from the screen, upon returning to the page, I literally found it too painful to continue.

      It might just be me, but I'm guessing that more than just one of your prospects either will have, or already has had that same experience.
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      • Profile picture of the author edpudol1973
        @ JP Wilson - Thanks mate for the suggestion I will try to modify the layout and design of the site. I really appreciate it.

        @Davion - Nice to see you at warrior to and thanks for the testimonials you've provided for our service...

        Originally Posted by JP Wilson View Post

        The one thing that I would immediately fix, probably isn't very high on your list... but I'll strongly suggest it nevertheless.

        Remove the outer glow from the page's boarder!!!

        Listen, I think it looks very "cool" at first glance -- I'd even go as far as to say that it grabs your attention. But ultimately, that ends up being the problem.

        As someone who outsources quite a bit, I was sincerely interested in reading your letter, but after about a minute (maybe even less) of reviewing the page, I became dizzy from trying to focus on the text and not the outer glow. Even after a brief second away from the screen, upon returning to the page, I literally found it too painful to continue.

        It might just be me, but I'm guessing that more than just one of your prospects either will have, or already has had that same experience.
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  • Profile picture of the author Davion Wong
    Hi Ed,

    Nice to see you here. And your website design looks really good and professional. Nice job there!


    Originally Posted by edpudol1973 View Post

    Hello fellow warriors, I need your help it's my first time to write and create a sales page.

    Please be gentle as I said it's my first time to create my own sales page for my 5 years in online business.

    Thanks in advance for all the critiques and suggestions to improve the sales page...
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  • Profile picture of the author Marian Berghes
    Yeah, that glow around the edges isn't really something that useful.

    Try and add a privacy policy at the bottom, believe it or not alot of people look at that.

    Play around with the background colors, I don't think black is the best color because it tires the eyes when reading the copy.
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